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You will notice that the signs regarding social distancing and masks are gone. This means that sitting every other pew will not be required. Neither standing six feet apart, nor wearing face masks will be required. Holy water and Pew Missals can be used as normal. Also, offertory baskets will be sent around like normal and offertory will be brought in an offertory procession (however we will still leave baskets in the narthex if people wish to drop them off there). Two things that still will not return are the offering of the Precious Blood to the congregation at Communion, and we will continue to omit the sign of peace for the time being. Of course, if one still wants to wear a mask or is concerned about touching the water fonts or the basket or if one wants to distance themselves in some way, this is fine. Our ushers and others will understand and be respectful of how people decide to participate. We want to continue showing due reverence and charity toward each other as we have all come to know the difficulties of navigating through a pandemic. Its effects will not just disappear. We all must continue with proper respect for people’s decisions made in conscience.
Furthermore, we have begun to have different groups meeting back on campus like Boy Scouts and the Men’s and Women’s Groups. Schedule of space to use for a meeting is open as well. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament on Tuesdays will not be reinstated. Even before Covid there were hours that were not covered. Before any exposition for extended periods, we will need volunteers to make time commitments. If anyone is interested in heading this up, it would include recruiting adorers, organizing a schedule, having substitutes, and working with me and the staff to facilitate the exposition and benediction. If you are interested, please call the rectory

https://www.dioceseofcleveland.org/news/2021/06/04/watch-an-epic-story

https://www.dioceseofcleveland.org/news/2021/05/13/bishops-of-ohio-announce-lifting-of-dispensation-from-the-obligation-to-attend-mass-on-sundays-holy-days-of-obligation