NEW DIRECTIVES (Please Read):
¨ Maximum capacity for each Mass will be 180 people, which will be strictly adhered to.
¨ While in Church we will maintain social distancing by ensuring 6 feet between individuals or family units of the same household—every other pew will be unoccupied.
¨ All congregants (except little children and those who would have trouble breathing) must wear face coverings out of concern for fellow parishioners.
¨ High contact surfaces (such as door handles and crash bars, and pews) will be cleaned and disinfected between every Mass.
¨ We ask everyone to observe social distancing outside the Church and in the parking lot as well.
¨ PLEASE— if you have a cough, fever, or are feeling sick, please do not come to Church.
¨ All individuals who are 65 and above or who have an underlying at-risk health condition are advised to stay home.
¨ In addition, the dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass is extended for all Catholics in the diocese through November 1, 2020, at which point it will be reevaluated.
Please contact the Parish Office, 482-9411, with any questions.
To read Bishop Kevin Rhoades LETTER TO FAITHFUL REGARDING RESUMING PUBLIC LITURGIES, please click on the following link
https://todayscatholic.org/public-liturgies-to-resume-with-restrictions-for-safety/
Our church remains open throughout the day for all to come and spend time before our Blessed Lord in the Most Holy Sacrament of the Eucharist. The Church will be open each day from 8am until 10pm. Please continue to check this website for further prayers and information, and know of my prayers for all of you in this time. While my heart breaks from not being together with you, I remember you all each day at the altar and continue to offer my prayers for you, my beloved parishioners.
In Jesus, through Mary our patroness, Queen of the Angels,
Fr. Zak