Check out our Confession Page

Our Diocesan Administrator has announced a "soft opening" of the churches on May 25 for daily Masses in order to help us prepare for Pentecost weekend May 30,31.  This page will continually be updated as we implement the current guidelines.  So check back often.

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Also remember even more important than the physical preparation, we need to be spiritually prepared to return to Mass, especially if we are planning to receive Holy Commuion.  So Fr. Pfeiffer will be offering special confession times:
All Fridays of June from  4-5pm

Even with the possibility of returning to Mass, the bishops are continuing to give the dispensation from the Sunday obligation for all the faithful. 

Even with the dispensation, I know every faithful Catholic is or should be looking forward to returning to Mass in order to give proper worship to God.  At the same time, due to the current situation not everyone is required nor should they return too quickly.  If one is sick, or shows any symptoms, obviously remain home for recuperation and to reduce the risk to others.  If one is caring for another who is sick, they should remain home as well.  If one is more susceptible or vulnerable to the virus due to age or other health issues it is recommended to remain home.  While we are taking reasonable precautions and implementing as best we can state and diocesan guidelines, we cannot guarantee absolutely that one will not contract the virus.  If one is concerned, it is all right to remain home until one is more comfortable returning to Mass.  We encourage those who are not returning yet to still keep holy the Lord's Day through prayer and penance.  To help with this we will celebrate a livestream Mass at 4:30 on May 30 (this Mass is NOT OPEN TO PUBLIC).