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Tuesday: 7:30pm - 8:30pm CONFESSION: Tuesday: 7:30pm Saturday: 8:00am |
DEVOTIONSFULL ROSARY: First Saturdays after the Vigil Mass
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Diocese of Lansing
May 13 at 4:46 PM ·
“RETURN TO MASS” GUIDELINES PUBLISHED BY DIOCESE OF LANSING: The Diocese of Lansing has today published guidelines aimed at assisting parishes to safely re-open public Masses by the end of the month.
“The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is the most “essential service” ever gifted to humanity,” said Jeremy Priest, Director of Worship for the Diocese of Lansing, May 13, Feast of Our Lady of Fatima.
“These new guidelines will help parishes take small but sure and certain steps in the coming days and weeks towards safely resuming public Masses in a prudent and sensible way and with a commitment to the highest standards of public health.”
Beginning on Monday May 18, parishes across the Diocese of Lansing will be able to welcome a maximum of 5% of their church’s seating capacity for daily Masses, Monday to Saturday. Parishes are encouraged to be creative and apostolic in how they allocate these places at Holy Mass.
Today’s guidelines set out the safety and hygiene expectations that will accompany that gradual return of Mass including the practicing of social distancing and rigorous sanitation measures including the wearing of face masks. Parishes are also highly encouraged to continue offering livestream Masses online.
Then from Friday May 29, public Masses are due to return to the Diocese of Lansing with the number of those able to attend Holy Mass increasing from 5% to a maximum of 25% of a church’s seating capacity.
The obligation upon all Catholics to attend Sunday Mass remains suspended across the Diocese of Lansing until, at least, July 31.
The gradual reopening of Masses comes two months after the Diocese of Lansing suspended public liturgies in an attempt to help stem the spread of the COVID-19 virus which, so far, has stricken over 47,000 people across Michigan, killing at least 4,500. May they rest in peace.
To read the Diocese of Lansing Guidelines in full go to:
https://www.dioceseoflansing.org/sites/default/files/2020-05/DoL-Guide-to-Masses-with-Small-Groups-of-the-Faithful-18-May-28-May-All-the-Faithful.pdf
May 13 at 4:46 PM ·
“RETURN TO MASS” GUIDELINES PUBLISHED BY DIOCESE OF LANSING: The Diocese of Lansing has today published guidelines aimed at assisting parishes to safely re-open public Masses by the end of the month.
“The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is the most “essential service” ever gifted to humanity,” said Jeremy Priest, Director of Worship for the Diocese of Lansing, May 13, Feast of Our Lady of Fatima.
“These new guidelines will help parishes take small but sure and certain steps in the coming days and weeks towards safely resuming public Masses in a prudent and sensible way and with a commitment to the highest standards of public health.”
Beginning on Monday May 18, parishes across the Diocese of Lansing will be able to welcome a maximum of 5% of their church’s seating capacity for daily Masses, Monday to Saturday. Parishes are encouraged to be creative and apostolic in how they allocate these places at Holy Mass.
Today’s guidelines set out the safety and hygiene expectations that will accompany that gradual return of Mass including the practicing of social distancing and rigorous sanitation measures including the wearing of face masks. Parishes are also highly encouraged to continue offering livestream Masses online.
Then from Friday May 29, public Masses are due to return to the Diocese of Lansing with the number of those able to attend Holy Mass increasing from 5% to a maximum of 25% of a church’s seating capacity.
The obligation upon all Catholics to attend Sunday Mass remains suspended across the Diocese of Lansing until, at least, July 31.
The gradual reopening of Masses comes two months after the Diocese of Lansing suspended public liturgies in an attempt to help stem the spread of the COVID-19 virus which, so far, has stricken over 47,000 people across Michigan, killing at least 4,500. May they rest in peace.
To read the Diocese of Lansing Guidelines in full go to:
https://www.dioceseoflansing.org/sites/default/files/2020-05/DoL-Guide-to-Masses-with-Small-Groups-of-the-Faithful-18-May-28-May-All-the-Faithful.pdf
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St. Mary Queen of Angels now has our own app for iPhone and Android smart phones. This will allow us to better communicate with you throughout the week and keep you updated with relevant parish news or updates. The app is very well designed and very intuitive. It will be a great resource for parishioners by providing daily Mass readings, Catholic news and prayers, convenient prayer and Confession reminders, our bulletins and more.
You may know of an app we released in the past. We will no longer be using that app and have instead switched to MyParish App. We hope for our new app to be a tool for fostering stronger parish life at St. Mary Queen of Angels and better engaging the New Evangelization.
You may know of an app we released in the past. We will no longer be using that app and have instead switched to MyParish App. We hope for our new app to be a tool for fostering stronger parish life at St. Mary Queen of Angels and better engaging the New Evangelization.
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