Masses
Sunday:                            10:30 AM

First Friday:                      4:00 PM

Holy Days:                       4:00 PM

Sundays, before 10:30 AM Mass or by appointment

 

Mass Resumes June 13/14

Coming Back to the Table
Diocesan Guide to the Public Mass Celebration.

The Eucharist is an essential part of the life of every baptized Catholic, and the Church has the obligation to properly administer the sacrament to the faithful. Ensuring the health of each person in our Church is a collective responsibility, we all need to make prudent and practical actions coming back together, mindful of the role we play in preventing the further spread of COVID-19. It is important to give serious consideration to the safety recommendations given by medical experts, local, county and state officials.
 
Weekend Mass will resume June 13/14 and daily Mass Monday June 15th at 7:30am in the Church.
 
The use of masks and gloves are strongly encouraged for all attending Mass.
 
Those over 65 or with a vulnerable condition should shelter in place. Each person must make a prudent decision, for this reason the dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass issued by Bishop Soto remains in force. The faithful are encouraged to attend Mass during the week as these usually have smaller crowds.
 
If you are feeling sick or exhibiting symptoms or have been in contact with someone with COVID-19, PLEASE STAY HOME. Temperature above 100.4 F, cough or sore throat, loss of taste or smell, chills, new muscle aches, gastrointestinal upset or diarrhea, PLEASE STAY HOME.
 
Physical distancing remains in effect with six feet of space between individuals at all times. To follow the rules, ushers will be seating parishioners and making sure the rules are followed during entering/exiting the church, communion and so forth. Please follow the instructions and signs posted to help you with these changes. Remember to be patient with the ushers as this is a difficult time for all of us.
 
The church, restrooms, door handles, etc. will need to be sanitized after each Mass. A team of volunteers is in the works to accomplish the requirements.
 
Missalettes, hymnals and other shared items will be removed. Please consider bringing your own material to follow Mass from home.
 
The use of hand sanitizer will be available and encouraged.
 
Socializing and fellowship after Mass should be avoided if possible or at least minimized.
 
Remove masks and gloves for Holy Communion.
 
No holding hands during the Our Father nor exchanging the Sign of Peace with fellow parishioners.

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