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The past year or so has led to many changes to our usual practices and events. This page provides information and answers to many questions you may have due to changes and restrictions as a result of Covid. This page will be updated when we have new information about events and practices that have changed because of Covid.
Can I attend Mass in person?
Yes you can. We must still maintain physical distancing, wear masks, etc. Weekday Masses are on a first come, first serve basis but you must sign in when you arrive. Click here for the Weekday Mass schedule.
Weekend Masses require registration beforehand to attend. Click here to go to our home page to find out how to register to attend Mass.
What if I have a medical exemption for wearing a face mask?
Masses are currently not taking place during the Stay-at-Home order, but once we can return to attending in person, the follow restriction will still be in place. Please click here to see our policy for face mask exemptions. Changes were made to this policy by Bishop Fabbro on January 1, 2021 and this policy must be followed and will be enforced in all our churches.
What directives has Bishop Fabbro provided?
All the updates from Bishop Fabbro are available on this page.
Can we hold a funeral during Covid restrictions?
Please click here for information about funerals.
Are Sacraments, such as Baptisms, First Communion, Confirmation, etc, still taking place?
Please click here to find answers regarding all of our sacraments.
Are Confessions still taking place?
Yes they are - click here to find the confession schedule.
Can my loved one receive the Sacrament of the Sick?
Due to restrictions with Covid-19, the Sacrament of the Sick will only be administered to persons in danger of death and at the direct request of the administration of the establishment (Hospital, Nursing Home, Hospice, etc). If you would like to request the Sacrament of the Sick for a family member that is in danger of death, please speak to administration of the respective establishment to make arrangements with the clergy.