Daily Mass Schedule Changes again!
Just a reminder: Our Weekday masses are M,W,F at 7:30 AM and T, Th at 12:10 PM from the Tuesday after Easter until Advent. From Advent to Wednesday of Holy Week M-F 7:30 AM and 12:10 PM. Starting April 17th, Confessions will be held in church.
A letter from Bishop Frank J. Dewane regarding the Black and Indian Missions Collection to take place the weekend of February 20 and 21, 2021 is available by CLICKING HERE.
Dispensation has been lifted!
Masses have resumed. Monday- Friday at 7:30AM and 12:10PM. Weekend Masses are Saturday 4:00 PM, Sunday 7:30, 9:00, and 11:00 AM. They will be Live on Facebook. The obligation to attend Sunday Mass is dispensed indefinitely. Please see the Diocesan website for updates from Bishop Dewane. “All those, as defined by the health department, as more vulnerable (i.e. 65+ years of age, those with compromised immune systems, those with underlying health conditions, those who are especially anxious about being in a large group, etc.) should stay at home.”
The following will be the guidelines for attending Mass:
- Entry allowed ½ hour before Mass starts through Front doors.
- Attend at your own risk
- DO NOT enter if you have a fever or are ill
- Face masks MUST be worn
- Stay 6 feet apart from non-household members
- Temperatures will be taken as you enter
- Once church has met capacity doors will be closed
Note of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith on the Morality of using some anti-Covid-19 Vaccines. Visit the Vatican website here.
CONFESSIONS
Confessions will be Saturdays, 3:00 – 3:30 PM. Confessions are in Marian Hall.
CELEBRATE WITH US
Sunday Masses are held at 7:30 | 9:00 | 11:00 AM. Saturday Vigil Mass is at 4:00 PM. For Holy Day Mass times, please call the Parish Office. Daily Mass times are Monday-Friday at 7:30AM and 12:10PM. Click here for our Parish Calendar.
Monday
7:30AM
Tuesday
12:10PM
Wednesday
7:30AM
Thursday
12:10PM
Friday
7:30AM
Saturday
4pm Vigil only
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What is Christian stewardship? How can I be a faithful steward of God’s gifts? Christian stewardship is a way of living in which we recognize that everything belongs to God. All resources must be used for His glory and the common good. Solidarity is the fruit of stewardship.
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