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Quick Mass Links Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic
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January 24, the3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
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We live stream 10:00 a.m. Sunday Masses on our Website.
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We also post Mass on our website not long after it ends.
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And we put Mass on our YouTube page later in the day.
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Thank you from Archbishop Hebda
Archbishop Bernard Hebda thanks Catholics for their faithfulness during the pandemic and for continuing to do all they can to minimize the spread of COVID-19. The Archbishop has also asked parishes to pause or move to the virtual realm, all non-essential gatherings, meetings and events between now and Christmas.
Click here
for the Nov. 20 message.
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Catholics and the Vaccine
Pope Francis' view on the vaccine:
For more on the pontiff's view,
read this article.
Worried about the vaccine's possible connection to cells from aborted fetuses?
Read more from the Holy See.
Here's information from the USCCB on the issue.
And here is more from the Catholic News Service.
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Most Groups are Meeting Again!
Still on hiatus until further notice: The King's Men and Women at the Well
Back in session: The Divine Mercy Cenacles, Prayers for Priests, RCIA, Women's Scripture Study
These events remained unaffected: Weekday and weekend Masses and Reconciliation, Perpetual Adoration, Family Holy Hour, and Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
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If it is Safer For You to Stay Home...
You can revisit the weekend homilies below.
Fr. Dave's Homilies Fr. Matt's Homilies
Deacon Rod's Homilies
You may also wish to pray an Act of Spiritual Communion. It is used as a preparation for Holy Mass and by individuals who cannot receive Holy Communion.
Find the prayer here. Also Litany in Time of Need
There are other ways to watch or listen to Mass. This list is provided by the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Mpls. and includes parking lot, TV, and radio Masses. Click here for the listings.
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