FIRST COMMUNION- June 14
10 AM Mass
Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi)
Keep in your prayers our children that are preparing to receive their First Holy Communion.
Isla Staiger, Brynlee Meuchel, Noelle Kaminsky
and KiAnna Staiger
This announcement brings us great joy as we take the first steps in returning to the public celebration of the Mass and reception of the Most Holy Eucharist this Sunday, May 10; (there will be no Saturday or daily Masses at this time) however, we must still exercise an abundance of caution to protect the health of our parishioners and clergy. Please know that there is still no obligation to attend Mass at this time for anyone who may be hesitant or afraid to be in larger gatherings. If you or anyone in your household is sick in any way or is in one of the more vulnerable groups of persons at a higher risk of contracting the COVID-19, please stay at home until such time as you or that person is able to return to the church for Mass.
We will continue to livestream the Mass for those who cannot attend in person.
The Church encourages those who are unable to receive the Eucharist to make an act of spiritual communion, when we unite ourselves to God through prayer, especially while watching the Mass or making a visit to our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. It is a beautiful way to express to God our desire to be united with Him when we are unable to complete that union in the reception of Holy Communion.
CONFESSIONS
Confessions will be held ½ hour before Mass on Sundays, so for St. Ann’s it would be at 7:30 AM till 7:55
Until further notice, confessions are only behind the screen.
