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In-Person and Live Streamed Masses as of 3/2/22
Please read this letter from Bishop Oscar Cantu regarding the Lifting of the Dispensation to attend Sunday and Holy Day Masses beginning March 6, 2022.
COMMUNION FOR THE SICK AND HOMEBOUND: If you are unable to attend Mass in person, please contact the office so we can schedule someone to bring communion to you.
LIVE STREAMED
Sunday Mass Times: At 5:30pm (Saturday Vigil) and at 8am Sunday. We have resumed 8am Monday-Saturday. The masses will not be recorded for future viewing.
Confession: Saturdays 4-5pm in the churchIN PERSON MASSES
Sunday Mass times are at 8am, 9:30am, 11:15am and 6pm as well as Saturday at 5:30pm. All Masses are inside the church. If the church is full or if you prefer outside, the doors remain open, you may participate from the vestibule.
Daily Mass Monday-Saturday at 8am.
You do not need to sign-up for in-person Masses but we kindly ask that you bring your own hand sanitizer and mask if you choose to wear one.
Please read the following guidelines for attending in-person mass.- ***Indoors: Masks are NO LONGER REQUIRED BUT ARE STRONGLY RECOMMENDED REGARDLESS OF VACCINATION STATUS at indoor public spaces. (as of 3/2/22)
- Anyone who prefers to wear a mask may continue to do so.
- Seating will be done according to current physical distancing protocols.
- Hand sanitizer should be used before communion and whenever deemed necessary.
- Parishioners are encouraged to use the restroom (at home) before coming to church.
- If you are feeling ill or if you have been exposed to someone with COVID-19, we ask that you please stay at home (and get better.)
Communion Distribution:- Liturgical & Eucharistic ministers, out of an abundance of caution and respect for human life, are strogly encouraged to wear a mask when they are carrying out their ministry less than 6 feet from another person (not from their own household.)
Sacrificial Offering:- It is encouraged that the faithful make their monetary offering via WeShare, bill pay, by mail or by dropping it off in the parish office. We also have hospitality ministers at Sunday Masses coming around with a basket. Thank you for your support!