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| Saturday Vigil | In church and live-steamed on Facebook at 4:00PM |
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| Sunday | In church and live-streamed on Facebook 8:30 and 11:00AM |
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| Mon, Tue, Wed and Fri | In church and live-streamed on Facebook at 7:30AM |
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| Thursday | In church and live-streamed on Facebook at 7:00PM |
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| Confession | Saturday 3:00-3:45PM and by appointment |
| Eucharistic Adoration: 24/7, face-coverings required, limit of 7 Adorers at a time. | |
Sunday Livestreamed on Facebook: 8:30AM and 11:00AM
Mon. & Wed. Livestreamedon Facebook: 7:30AM
Thursday Livestreamed on Facebook at 7:00PM
Confession By appointment
Eucharistic Adoration: Beginning 5/11, 8:00AM-8:00PM. Limit 7 Adorers at a time.
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