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BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS
Due to the ongoing pandemic, the annual Blessing of the Animals to commemorate the Feast of Saint Francis will not take place this year.
We will be posting a pre-recorded blessing on our website and Facebook page prior to the October 4th feast day. -
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Confessions will be held on Saturdays at
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Praise God! Our churches have reopened for the celebration of Mass and reception of Holy Eucharist.
Here is some helpful information:
We will have all Masses (Saturday 4 PM and Sunday 8:30 AM, 11 AM, and 5 PM). The 4 PM will be live-streamed, posted on the website, and available throughout the weekend.
The Church is being cleaned and sanitized. All papers, missals, and bulletins will be removed.
Masks must be worn and you need to distance at least 6 feet, except for families. Pews will be distanced so that there will be 3 empty pews between the pew marked with “green” tape for sitting.
The priest and 3 Eucharistic Ministers will distribute Communion to single lines, with distancing. While our guidelines said that we do not have to wear masks, we will be wearing them. The guidelines say that we should not wear gloves. The priest is to use soap and water before Mass. The EMs will sanitize before Communion. We will all sanitize after. Approach the Communion Minister with face-covering in place. Receive the Host in your hand. The Communion Minister is not to touch the communicant. Step to the side (6-feet away; blue tape marked on floor). Remove face covering, consume the Host, and reposition face covering. Return to the pew. Communion is only distributed on the hand.
Play it safe and stay home if you are anxious, sick, elderly, etc. Everyone is still dispensed from the obligation to attend Mass.
“Sanitary Wipes” – we do have these in Church in some pews. You may bring your own or consider donating a container. If you are able, please wipe down your pew and areas that you touched.
“Volunteers” for 3 Church entrances (main and 2 front sides). We need individuals/couples to be outside, or inside, before Mass to help people or answer questions regarding masks, pews, safety procedures. Please contact Eileen Boyle (preprus@comcast.net) or Father Flanagan (frjflanagan@comcast.net). -
Rectory Offices Re-opened
The rectory has re-opened to the public.
We are open for official business only - Mass Cards, letters of eligibility, scrip, etc. If you have something to drop off, please use the mail slot on the front door.
Anyone entering the rectory must wear a mask!
Office hours:
Monday - CLOSED
Tuesday - 10 AM to 2 PM
Wednesday - 10 AM to 2 PM
Thursday - 10 AM to 2 PM
Friday - CLOSED
Thank you and God Bless You! -
Returning to Mass - Instructions for the Faithful
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Offering Options
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1. Click Blue Box Above
2. Fill in information (name, address & offering)
3. Fill in payment options
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Options for "attending" Sunday Mass
Even though Masses are now open to the public, if you wish to stay home, here are some possible options for you to "attend" Sunday Mass.
1. WEB - Mass from St. Madeline's on St. Madeline's Facebook page Saturday at 4:00 pm (posted on our website after)
https://www.facebook.com/stmadeline/
2. TV - Channel 6 ABC broadcasts Mass on Sunday mornings at 5:30 am (or record it on your DVR)
3. TV - EWTN broadcasts Mass each Sunday at 8:00 am & 12:00 pm from Our Lady of the Angels Chapel (or record it on your DVR)
4. WEB - Mass live from the Basilica of the Sacred Heart at Notre Dame's campus in South Bend, IN at 10:00 am on Sundays (and on-demand after that time)
http://www.catholictv.org/masses/notre-dame-mass
5. WEB - Mass from the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, DC at 7:00 pm & 11:30 pm on Saturdays (and on-demand after that time)
http://www.catholictv.org/masses/national-shrine-mass