06/03/20 | Gradual Reopening: Phase 1

Following the Diocese’s and State’s recommendations, we will begin our first phase in our gradual reopening this weekend (things are not yet back to ‘normal’). Please read this message in its entirety.

-We will begin opening the regularly scheduled Weekend Masses for only 20 people (including priest and ministers) per mass.

-Please register for ONE mass this month. With the limited number, we ask that you please be understanding if you do not get the opportunity to attend mass this month.
To facilitate this, here is the link for registration:
English Sunday Mass Registration (Registracion Misa Dominical en Inglés):
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040A4DAAAC2EA1FC1-sttherese

Registracion para Misas de Domingo en Español (Registration for Spanish Sunday Mass):
https://www.signupgenius.com/…/9040A4DAAAC2EA1FC1-calendario

When you log on please read the instructions on the online scheduler. Please indicate the total number of people that are coming to that mass in the QUANTITY part. This is very important! If you need help, send us a Facebook message.

-Masses will be held in the Social Hall to facilitate social distancing and for easier sanitation.
-For health and safety precautions we will be requiring face masks to be worn.

-We are asking that if you are older, in a vulnerable group, have any symptoms, or just do not feel comfortable, please refrain from attending mass at this time, but follow along via Facebook Live
-Also, if you will be attending with children, one adult can remain seated next to a child. If this will prove a difficulty, we’d kindly ask that you participate in the Mass via Facebook Live at this time. We want to maintain the safest possible environment for you, your children, and for everyone.

-The dispensation from Sunday Mass continues. You are not required to attend mass at this time.

-The Sunday 10AM & 12PM masses will continue to be live-streamed on Facebook.

-Daily Masses will still be celebrated without a congregation.

Thank you for your continued patience as we learn how to best serve you in this time! We are not anywhere back to “normal,” but we hope to see all of you soon! We continue praying for you, the Church! Thank you for your continued support!