| The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass - Traditional Latin rite - is normally scheduled: | |||
| each Sunday at | 7:30 AM
(Low Mass) 9:30 AM (High Mass - Missa Cantata) |
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| Each Weekday at When School is in session Each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at |
7:00 AM 8:00 AM
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| Each Saturday at | 8:00 AM | ||
| First Fridays | Mass is also celebrated at 7:00
PM to accomodate those who must be at their jobs during the day. |
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| Holy Days of Obligation |
Holy Days that occur during
the work week also have Mass celebrated at 7:00 PM. Holy Days that occur on Saturdays generally follow the Sunday schedule. NOTE: Holy Days of Obligation which do not fall on a Sunday are never transferred to a Sunday. |
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| NOTE:
When the Calendar lists a day as a "Ferial" day, it means that no firmly established festival is assigned to that day. Unless the day is a "Privileged Feria" (see Ferias of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Class in the Tables of Liturgical Days) the celebrating Priest will be free to say the Mass of the preceding Sunday, the Mass proper to any Saints normally only com- memorated on that day, or he might say a Votive Mass of his own choosing. | |||
| NOTE:
The weekday Masses are always
subject to schedule changes, because the availability of Priests who travel the Mission Circuit changes from time to time. Please refer to the detailed schedule below for exact dates and times. |
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For your reference the Table of Movable Feasts,
the Liturgical Calendar,
and the Tables of Liturgical Days are provided here.
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