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Mass Schedule
Weekday Masses

  • 10:50AM Mass at St. Joseph Nursing Home, Monday - Friday
  • 12:00PM Mass in Deacon Winter Chapel, Tuesday - Friday
  • 7:15PM Novena and Mass in Deacon Winter Chapel, Monday Evenings

  • Masses during Lent will be offered in the Main Cathedral. We will also be offering a 12:00 noon Mass on Mondays and Saturdays which will be held in the chapel.

Weekend Masses

  • 4:00PM Saturday Anticipated Mass in Main Cathedral
  • 8:00 AM Sunday Mass in Main Cathedral
  • 11:00AM Sunday Mass in Main Cathedral

Reconciliation

  • Saturdays:   3:00PM - 3:45PM in the Main Cathedral
  • Sundays:     10:15AM - 10:45AM in the Main Cathedral
  • or by appointment

Adoration

  • Every Thursday, except the Thursday before the First Friday of the month, from 12:30PM to 5:00PM in the Deacon Winter Chapel. 
  • On the Thursday before the First Friday of the month there is a Holy Hour for Vocations in the Deacon Winter Chapel from 8:00PM to 9:00PM.  Following this is Nocturnal Adoration from 9:00PM (Thursday night) to 7:00AM (Friday morning) in the Deacon Winter Chapel.
  • On the First Friday of the month from 12:30PM to 5:00PM in the Deacon Winter Chapel.

Daily Audio Readings Link

  • Listen to the Daily Audio Readings at the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops web site. Click heading to follow link.

Daily Reflections Video Link

  • Watch the Daily video reflections at the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops web site. Click heading to follow link.

Mass Intentions

Monday, February 20 - Weekday
10:50 (SJ) Bill Swan by Allen and Jane Rishe and family
7:15 Novena prayers
7:30 Tom Lapine by Skip and Sheila

Tuesday, February 21 - Weekday
10:50 (SJ) Joseph Riley by Pat Shannon and family
12:00 Sally McCadam by John and Maureen Missert and family

Wednesday, February 22 - Ash Wednesday
10:50 (SJ) Tim Kelly by Luke Miller
12:00 Betty Burns by Louisa Calcaterra
5:00 Tom Gilbert by K of C Council # 258

Thursday, February 23 - Lenten Weekday
10:50 (SJ) Notre Dame
12:00 Douglas Hurteau by Jack and Betty Mellon

Friday, February 24 - Lenten Weekday
10:50 (SJ) Helen C. Dana by Mary R. Dana
12:00 Ruth Roach by Jeanne Wright and Marie Craven

Saturday, February 25 - Lenten Weekday
12:00 Ruth Chapin by Pat Brady and family
4:00 (Antic.) For the People of the Parish

Sunday, February 26 - First Sunday of Lent
8:00 - Rose Nelson, 4th Anniv., by her family
11:00 - Nobert O’ Brien Sr. 38th. Anniv., by the O’Brien family

  

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Lenten Regulations 2010


ABSTINENCE:

All Catholics who have reached their 14th birthday are bound to abstain totally from meat on the following days: Ash Wednesday, all Fridays of Lent and
Good Friday.

FASTING:

All Catholics between the ages of 18 and 59 are bound also to observe the Law of Fast on the following days: Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. Fasting, that is, eating less, involves limiting oneself to a single full meal and avoiding food between meals. Lighter nourishment may be taken on two other occasions in the course of the day.

PRAYER PENANCE:

The entire season of Lent should be observed in a spirit of prayer and penance. Spending extra time in prayer or Bible study, attending daily Mass, voluntary sacrifice and self-denial, combined with works of charity and service to others, are all excellent ways to obey the Lord's command to reform our lives and to prepare for the joyful celebration of Easter.

EASTER DUTY:

All Catholics who have reached the age of reason must confess their serious sins in the Sacrament of Penance at least once a year. They must also receive Holy Communion at least once each year during the Easter season, which this year extends from February 22, the First Sunday of Lent, until Trinity Sunday, June 3..

OBLIGATION:

All Christ’s faithful are obliged by divine law to do penance. The days set aside for fast and abstinence in Lent are special ways of doing penance and are an expression of unity for all the Church.
         

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Page updated on: February 18, 2012

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