Please wear a mask for yours and Fr. Joseph's protection. Fr. Joseph will be hearing Confessions on Saturday Afternoons and by appointment. Please call the church office for an appointment.
Masses & Limited Space / Masks / Restrooms / Health Issues........ Governor Abbott Orders and Guidelines and Rules of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Diocese. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended. 1) This weekend and to follow....25% Capacity: Once the Church has the limited number of people, the Church doors will be closed and no one will enter. Rules to follow about entering will be posted before each mass. Ushers will be outside the church to answer questions and direct. 2) No one enters the Church without a masks. This is the Order of the Cardinal for the protection of all especially Fr. Joseph and Deacon Gerald. Please be considerate of others at this time of COVID-19. Please do not consider yourself invincible --- you yourself could be carrying the virus. Please think of others before you comment. If you refuse to wear a mask, please stay at home. 3) The Restrooms will be closed at this time. They will not be accessible to people before / during/ or after masses. They would have to be sanitized after each use. Please think about this before you come to mass. 4) Health: The Cardinal is recommending that anyone 65 years and older and or vulnerable, should remain at home and participate by livestream [10:30 am Sunday Mass]. Even more urgently, if you have any reason to believe you might be sick or exposed to COVID-19, please remain at home as an act of charity to others. If you have allergies, stay at home. If you have a sore throat, stay at home. If you have a cough, stay at home. If you are achy, stay at home. Please think about others before you comment.
Masses & Limited Space / Masks / Restrooms / Health Issues........ Governor Abbott Orders and Guidelines and Rules of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Diocese. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended. 1) This weekend and to follow....25% Capacity: Once the Church has the limited number of people, the Church doors will be closed and no one will enter. Rules to follow about entering will be posted before each mass. Ushers will be outside the church to answer questions and direct. 2) No one enters the Church without a masks. This is the Order of the Cardinal for the protection of all especially Fr. Joseph and Deacon Gerald. Please be considerate of others at this time of COVID-19. Please do not consider yourself invincible --- you yourself could be carrying the virus. Please think of others before you comment. If you refuse to wear a mask, please stay at home. 3) The Restrooms will be closed at this time. They will not be accessible to people before / during/ or after masses. They would have to be sanitized after each use. Please think about this before you come to mass. 4) Health: The Cardinal is recommending that anyone 65 years and older and or vulnerable, should remain at home and participate by livestream [10:30 am Sunday Mass]. Even more urgently, if you have any reason to believe you might be sick or exposed to COVID-19, please remain at home as an act of charity to others. If you have allergies, stay at home. If you have a sore throat, stay at home. If you have a cough, stay at home. If you are achy, stay at home. Please think about others before you comment.
Masses & Limited Space / Masks / Restrooms / Health Issues........ Governor Abbott Orders and Guidelines and Rules of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Diocese. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended. 1) This weekend and to follow....25% Capacity: Once the Church has the limited number of people, the Church doors will be closed and no one will enter. Rules to follow about entering will be posted before each mass. Ushers will be outside the church to answer questions and direct. 2) No one enters the Church without a masks. This is the Order of the Cardinal for the protection of all especially Fr. Joseph and Deacon Gerald. Please be considerate of others at this time of COVID-19. Please do not consider yourself invincible --- you yourself could be carrying the virus. Please think of others before you comment. If you refuse to wear a mask, please stay at home. 3) The Restrooms will be closed at this time. They will not be accessible to people before / during/ or after masses. They would have to be sanitized after each use. Please think about this before you come to mass. 4) Health: The Cardinal is recommending that anyone 65 years and older and or vulnerable, should remain at home and participate by livestream [10:30 am Sunday Mass]. Even more urgently, if you have any reason to believe you might be sick or exposed to COVID-19, please remain at home as an act of charity to others. If you have allergies, stay at home. If you have a sore throat, stay at home. If you have a cough, stay at home. If you are achy, stay at home. Please think about others before you comment.
Masses: If you come to a Weekday Mass be sure and wear you mask. Social Distance. If sick stay home. It is suggested if you are 65 years or older to stay home. But it is up to you if you feel safe in coming to Mass. Communion is to be received only in the hands and not on the tongue until further notice. These rules are the Guidelines of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended.
Masses: If you come to a Weekday Mass be sure and wear you mask. Social Distance. If sick stay home. It is suggested if you are 65 years or older to stay home. But it is up to you if you feel safe in coming to Mass. Communion is to be received only in the hands and not on the tongue until further notice. These rules are the Guidelines of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended.
Masses: If you come to a Weekday Mass be sure and wear you mask. Social Distance. If sick stay home. It is suggested if you are 65 years or older to stay home. But it is up to you if you feel safe in coming to Mass. Communion is to be received only in the hands and not on the tongue until further notice. These rules are the Guidelines of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended.
Masses: If you come to a Weekday Mass be sure and wear you mask. Social Distance. If sick stay home. It is suggested if you are 65 years or older to stay home. But it is up to you if you feel safe in coming to Mass. Communion is to be received only in the hands and not on the tongue until further notice. These rules are the Guidelines of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended.
Please wear a mask for yours and Fr. Joseph's protection. Fr. Joseph will be hearing Confessions on Saturday Afternoons and by appointment. Please call the church office for an appointment.
Masses & Limited Space / Masks / Restrooms / Health Issues........ Governor Abbott Orders and Guidelines and Rules of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Diocese. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended. 1) This weekend and to follow....25% Capacity: Once the Church has the limited number of people, the Church doors will be closed and no one will enter. Rules to follow about entering will be posted before each mass. Ushers will be outside the church to answer questions and direct. 2) No one enters the Church without a masks. This is the Order of the Cardinal for the protection of all especially Fr. Joseph and Deacon Gerald. Please be considerate of others at this time of COVID-19. Please do not consider yourself invincible --- you yourself could be carrying the virus. Please think of others before you comment. If you refuse to wear a mask, please stay at home. 3) The Restrooms will be closed at this time. They will not be accessible to people before / during/ or after masses. They would have to be sanitized after each use. Please think about this before you come to mass. 4) Health: The Cardinal is recommending that anyone 65 years and older and or vulnerable, should remain at home and participate by livestream [10:30 am Sunday Mass]. Even more urgently, if you have any reason to believe you might be sick or exposed to COVID-19, please remain at home as an act of charity to others. If you have allergies, stay at home. If you have a sore throat, stay at home. If you have a cough, stay at home. If you are achy, stay at home. Please think about others before you comment.
Masses & Limited Space / Masks / Restrooms / Health Issues........ Governor Abbott Orders and Guidelines and Rules of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Diocese. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended. 1) This weekend and to follow....25% Capacity: Once the Church has the limited number of people, the Church doors will be closed and no one will enter. Rules to follow about entering will be posted before each mass. Ushers will be outside the church to answer questions and direct. 2) No one enters the Church without a masks. This is the Order of the Cardinal for the protection of all especially Fr. Joseph and Deacon Gerald. Please be considerate of others at this time of COVID-19. Please do not consider yourself invincible --- you yourself could be carrying the virus. Please think of others before you comment. If you refuse to wear a mask, please stay at home. 3) The Restrooms will be closed at this time. They will not be accessible to people before / during/ or after masses. They would have to be sanitized after each use. Please think about this before you come to mass. 4) Health: The Cardinal is recommending that anyone 65 years and older and or vulnerable, should remain at home and participate by livestream [10:30 am Sunday Mass]. Even more urgently, if you have any reason to believe you might be sick or exposed to COVID-19, please remain at home as an act of charity to others. If you have allergies, stay at home. If you have a sore throat, stay at home. If you have a cough, stay at home. If you are achy, stay at home. Please think about others before you comment.
Masses & Limited Space / Masks / Restrooms / Health Issues........ Governor Abbott Orders and Guidelines and Rules of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Diocese. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended. 1) This weekend and to follow....25% Capacity: Once the Church has the limited number of people, the Church doors will be closed and no one will enter. Rules to follow about entering will be posted before each mass. Ushers will be outside the church to answer questions and direct. 2) No one enters the Church without a masks. This is the Order of the Cardinal for the protection of all especially Fr. Joseph and Deacon Gerald. Please be considerate of others at this time of COVID-19. Please do not consider yourself invincible --- you yourself could be carrying the virus. Please think of others before you comment. If you refuse to wear a mask, please stay at home. 3) The Restrooms will be closed at this time. They will not be accessible to people before / during/ or after masses. They would have to be sanitized after each use. Please think about this before you come to mass. 4) Health: The Cardinal is recommending that anyone 65 years and older and or vulnerable, should remain at home and participate by livestream [10:30 am Sunday Mass]. Even more urgently, if you have any reason to believe you might be sick or exposed to COVID-19, please remain at home as an act of charity to others. If you have allergies, stay at home. If you have a sore throat, stay at home. If you have a cough, stay at home. If you are achy, stay at home. Please think about others before you comment.
Masses: If you come to a Weekday Mass be sure and wear you mask. Social Distance. If sick stay home. It is suggested if you are 65 years or older to stay home. But it is up to you if you feel safe in coming to Mass. Communion is to be received only in the hands and not on the tongue until further notice. These rules are the Guidelines of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended.
Masses: If you come to a Weekday Mass be sure and wear you mask. Social Distance. If sick stay home. It is suggested if you are 65 years or older to stay home. But it is up to you if you feel safe in coming to Mass. Communion is to be received only in the hands and not on the tongue until further notice. These rules are the Guidelines of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended.
Masses: If you come to a Weekday Mass be sure and wear you mask. Social Distance. If sick stay home. It is suggested if you are 65 years or older to stay home. But it is up to you if you feel safe in coming to Mass. Communion is to be received only in the hands and not on the tongue until further notice. These rules are the Guidelines of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended.
Masses: If you come to a Weekday Mass be sure and wear you mask. Social Distance. If sick stay home. It is suggested if you are 65 years or older to stay home. But it is up to you if you feel safe in coming to Mass. Communion is to be received only in the hands and not on the tongue until further notice. These rules are the Guidelines of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended.
Please wear a mask for yours and Fr. Joseph's protection. Fr. Joseph will be hearing Confessions on Saturday Afternoons and by appointment. Please call the church office for an appointment.
Masses & Limited Space / Masks / Restrooms / Health Issues........ Governor Abbott Orders and Guidelines and Rules of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Diocese. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended. 1) This weekend and to follow....25% Capacity: Once the Church has the limited number of people, the Church doors will be closed and no one will enter. Rules to follow about entering will be posted before each mass. Ushers will be outside the church to answer questions and direct. 2) No one enters the Church without a masks. This is the Order of the Cardinal for the protection of all especially Fr. Joseph and Deacon Gerald. Please be considerate of others at this time of COVID-19. Please do not consider yourself invincible --- you yourself could be carrying the virus. Please think of others before you comment. If you refuse to wear a mask, please stay at home. 3) The Restrooms will be closed at this time. They will not be accessible to people before / during/ or after masses. They would have to be sanitized after each use. Please think about this before you come to mass. 4) Health: The Cardinal is recommending that anyone 65 years and older and or vulnerable, should remain at home and participate by livestream [10:30 am Sunday Mass]. Even more urgently, if you have any reason to believe you might be sick or exposed to COVID-19, please remain at home as an act of charity to others. If you have allergies, stay at home. If you have a sore throat, stay at home. If you have a cough, stay at home. If you are achy, stay at home. Please think about others before you comment.
Masses & Limited Space / Masks / Restrooms / Health Issues........ Governor Abbott Orders and Guidelines and Rules of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Diocese. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended. 1) This weekend and to follow....25% Capacity: Once the Church has the limited number of people, the Church doors will be closed and no one will enter. Rules to follow about entering will be posted before each mass. Ushers will be outside the church to answer questions and direct. 2) No one enters the Church without a masks. This is the Order of the Cardinal for the protection of all especially Fr. Joseph and Deacon Gerald. Please be considerate of others at this time of COVID-19. Please do not consider yourself invincible --- you yourself could be carrying the virus. Please think of others before you comment. If you refuse to wear a mask, please stay at home. 3) The Restrooms will be closed at this time. They will not be accessible to people before / during/ or after masses. They would have to be sanitized after each use. Please think about this before you come to mass. 4) Health: The Cardinal is recommending that anyone 65 years and older and or vulnerable, should remain at home and participate by livestream [10:30 am Sunday Mass]. Even more urgently, if you have any reason to believe you might be sick or exposed to COVID-19, please remain at home as an act of charity to others. If you have allergies, stay at home. If you have a sore throat, stay at home. If you have a cough, stay at home. If you are achy, stay at home. Please think about others before you comment.
Masses & Limited Space / Masks / Restrooms / Health Issues........ Governor Abbott Orders and Guidelines and Rules of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Diocese. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended. 1) This weekend and to follow....25% Capacity: Once the Church has the limited number of people, the Church doors will be closed and no one will enter. Rules to follow about entering will be posted before each mass. Ushers will be outside the church to answer questions and direct. 2) No one enters the Church without a masks. This is the Order of the Cardinal for the protection of all especially Fr. Joseph and Deacon Gerald. Please be considerate of others at this time of COVID-19. Please do not consider yourself invincible --- you yourself could be carrying the virus. Please think of others before you comment. If you refuse to wear a mask, please stay at home. 3) The Restrooms will be closed at this time. They will not be accessible to people before / during/ or after masses. They would have to be sanitized after each use. Please think about this before you come to mass. 4) Health: The Cardinal is recommending that anyone 65 years and older and or vulnerable, should remain at home and participate by livestream [10:30 am Sunday Mass]. Even more urgently, if you have any reason to believe you might be sick or exposed to COVID-19, please remain at home as an act of charity to others. If you have allergies, stay at home. If you have a sore throat, stay at home. If you have a cough, stay at home. If you are achy, stay at home. Please think about others before you comment.
Masses: If you come to a Weekday Mass be sure and wear you mask. Social Distance. If sick stay home. It is suggested if you are 65 years or older to stay home. But it is up to you if you feel safe in coming to Mass. Communion is to be received only in the hands and not on the tongue until further notice. These rules are the Guidelines of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended.
Masses: If you come to a Weekday Mass be sure and wear you mask. Social Distance. If sick stay home. It is suggested if you are 65 years or older to stay home. But it is up to you if you feel safe in coming to Mass. Communion is to be received only in the hands and not on the tongue until further notice. These rules are the Guidelines of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended.
Masses: If you come to a Weekday Mass be sure and wear you mask. Social Distance. If sick stay home. It is suggested if you are 65 years or older to stay home. But it is up to you if you feel safe in coming to Mass. Communion is to be received only in the hands and not on the tongue until further notice. These rules are the Guidelines of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended.
Masses: If you come to a Weekday Mass be sure and wear you mask. Social Distance. If sick stay home. It is suggested if you are 65 years or older to stay home. But it is up to you if you feel safe in coming to Mass. Communion is to be received only in the hands and not on the tongue until further notice. These rules are the Guidelines of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended.
Please wear a mask for yours and Fr. Joseph's protection. Fr. Joseph will be hearing Confessions on Saturday Afternoons and by appointment. Please call the church office for an appointment.
Masses & Limited Space / Masks / Restrooms / Health Issues........ Governor Abbott Orders and Guidelines and Rules of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Diocese. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended. 1) This weekend and to follow....25% Capacity: Once the Church has the limited number of people, the Church doors will be closed and no one will enter. Rules to follow about entering will be posted before each mass. Ushers will be outside the church to answer questions and direct. 2) No one enters the Church without a masks. This is the Order of the Cardinal for the protection of all especially Fr. Joseph and Deacon Gerald. Please be considerate of others at this time of COVID-19. Please do not consider yourself invincible --- you yourself could be carrying the virus. Please think of others before you comment. If you refuse to wear a mask, please stay at home. 3) The Restrooms will be closed at this time. They will not be accessible to people before / during/ or after masses. They would have to be sanitized after each use. Please think about this before you come to mass. 4) Health: The Cardinal is recommending that anyone 65 years and older and or vulnerable, should remain at home and participate by livestream [10:30 am Sunday Mass]. Even more urgently, if you have any reason to believe you might be sick or exposed to COVID-19, please remain at home as an act of charity to others. If you have allergies, stay at home. If you have a sore throat, stay at home. If you have a cough, stay at home. If you are achy, stay at home. Please think about others before you comment.
Masses & Limited Space / Masks / Restrooms / Health Issues........ Governor Abbott Orders and Guidelines and Rules of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Diocese. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended. 1) This weekend and to follow....25% Capacity: Once the Church has the limited number of people, the Church doors will be closed and no one will enter. Rules to follow about entering will be posted before each mass. Ushers will be outside the church to answer questions and direct. 2) No one enters the Church without a masks. This is the Order of the Cardinal for the protection of all especially Fr. Joseph and Deacon Gerald. Please be considerate of others at this time of COVID-19. Please do not consider yourself invincible --- you yourself could be carrying the virus. Please think of others before you comment. If you refuse to wear a mask, please stay at home. 3) The Restrooms will be closed at this time. They will not be accessible to people before / during/ or after masses. They would have to be sanitized after each use. Please think about this before you come to mass. 4) Health: The Cardinal is recommending that anyone 65 years and older and or vulnerable, should remain at home and participate by livestream [10:30 am Sunday Mass]. Even more urgently, if you have any reason to believe you might be sick or exposed to COVID-19, please remain at home as an act of charity to others. If you have allergies, stay at home. If you have a sore throat, stay at home. If you have a cough, stay at home. If you are achy, stay at home. Please think about others before you comment.
Masses & Limited Space / Masks / Restrooms / Health Issues........ Governor Abbott Orders and Guidelines and Rules of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Diocese. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended. 1) This weekend and to follow....25% Capacity: Once the Church has the limited number of people, the Church doors will be closed and no one will enter. Rules to follow about entering will be posted before each mass. Ushers will be outside the church to answer questions and direct. 2) No one enters the Church without a masks. This is the Order of the Cardinal for the protection of all especially Fr. Joseph and Deacon Gerald. Please be considerate of others at this time of COVID-19. Please do not consider yourself invincible --- you yourself could be carrying the virus. Please think of others before you comment. If you refuse to wear a mask, please stay at home. 3) The Restrooms will be closed at this time. They will not be accessible to people before / during/ or after masses. They would have to be sanitized after each use. Please think about this before you come to mass. 4) Health: The Cardinal is recommending that anyone 65 years and older and or vulnerable, should remain at home and participate by livestream [10:30 am Sunday Mass]. Even more urgently, if you have any reason to believe you might be sick or exposed to COVID-19, please remain at home as an act of charity to others. If you have allergies, stay at home. If you have a sore throat, stay at home. If you have a cough, stay at home. If you are achy, stay at home. Please think about others before you comment.
Masses: If you come to a Weekday Mass be sure and wear you mask. Social Distance. If sick stay home. It is suggested if you are 65 years or older to stay home. But it is up to you if you feel safe in coming to Mass. Communion is to be received only in the hands and not on the tongue until further notice. These rules are the Guidelines of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended.
Masses: If you come to a Weekday Mass be sure and wear you mask. Social Distance. If sick stay home. It is suggested if you are 65 years or older to stay home. But it is up to you if you feel safe in coming to Mass. Communion is to be received only in the hands and not on the tongue until further notice. These rules are the Guidelines of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. Per the Cardinal: the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days remains suspended.