by popadmin | Jul 15, 2023 | Adult Education
The Marian Catechist Basic Catechism Course is a guided home-study program designed to draw participants closer to God through a systematic exploration of the Catholic Faith. These 16 lessons follow a straightforward outline to address the fundamentals of the Catholic Faith in order to equip any Catholic, regardless of their vocation, to clearly and confidently express what Catholics are called to believe.
The Marian Catechist Apostolate believes that all Catholics, whether they teach in a classroom or in Religious Education or not, are called to be Evangelists. Neighbors, friends, and fellow-commuters engage with Catholics every day, and through these interactions all Catholics are asked to, as Saint Peter exhorts us, ‘give a defense for the hope that is in us.’ Because we cannot give that which we do not ourselves possess, the Apostolate’s mission is to equip faithful men and women with a thorough, basic understanding of the Faith so that they may effectively and rightly share it.
The Apostolate is a public association of the faithful, begun by Servant of God Father John Hardon, SJ and currently guided by His Eminence, Raymond Cardinal Burke. The content in the Basic Course is based on a program developed by Fr. Hardon to help train St. Mother Teresa’s Sisters of Charity to effectively share the Catholic Faith.
The Basic Course is the first component of a Consecrated Catechist’s formation, and while any Catholic can and should participate in the doctrinal formation the Basic Course provides, it is hoped than many will continue through the full spiritual and theological formation provided by joining the Apostolate as a Consecrated Catechist.
The 16 lessons of the Basic Course cover the essentials of the Faith (Salvation History, The Apostle’s Creed, the Ten Commandments, the Beatitudes, the Seven Sacraments and The Lord’s Prayer). Each student uses a textbook (the Course Manual), the current Catechism of the Catholic Church, and supplementary texts (the Modern Catholic Dictionary) to study and learn the faith before answering questions to gauge how well-prepared they are to accurately discuss the topics in the lesson with others. Every test is open-book, and questions are carefully designed to help fully digest the doctrines of the Church.
The Basic Catechism Course follows the following outline:
- Salvation History
- The Apostles’ Creed, Article 1
- The Apostles’ Creed, Articles 2-5
- The Apostles’ Creed, Articles 6-8
- The Apostles’ Creed, Articles 9-12
- The Ten Commandments: 1,2 & 3
- The Ten Commandments: 4,5 & 6
- The Ten Commandments: 7,8 & 9
- The Beatitudes – Promises of Happiness
- The Seven Sacraments
- Baptism and Confirmation
- The Holy Eucharist
- Penance
- Matrimony
- Holy Orders & Anointing
- Prayer and the Lord’s Prayer
At Prince of Peace, we will be hosting the Basic Catechism Course again this year. An introductory session will be hosted on 7 August at 6.30p. The course will meet Tuesday evenings. The course is designed to be a guided home-study course, so participants may work at their own pace, either using the traditional format and mailing their completed tests to be marked for completion and accuracy, or they may use the Marian Catechist’s Online Course option and submit their work electronically.
The Discussion Groups we host with a consecrated catechist and volunteer theologians provide an invaluable support network to understand and inwardly digest the beauty of the faith, and we are thrilled to offer this resource. Participants who choose to work independently may join our discussion group nights on campus and ask questions, provided they have already completed the test for that lesson. For more information, please contact Michael Sandifer in the Parish Office at Michael.Sandifer@princeofpeacetaylors.org or 864.331.3902.
by popadmin | May 30, 2022 | Adult Education
Please watch our show and tell instruction about what the priest does to prepare to celebrate Holy Mass, so that we may offer our prayers in union with him as he ascends Calvary to re-present the Sacrifice in the person of Christ the Head. We offer this catechesis as a way to understand better what we experience at Mass.
The Altar
The central focus of the liturgical action of the Mass is the altar of sacrifice where the sacrifice of redemption is renewed. Here, the bloody total self-gift of Jesus to His Father in the unity of the Holy Spirit on Golgotha is made present to us in an unbloody manner under the sacramental veils of bread and wine, as we share the fruits of that one sacrifice in Holy Communion. Ordinarily, the altar is made of stone, and has five crosses engraved into it, which represent the fie wounds of Our Lord on the Cross. Towards the front of the altar, or in the pedestal of the altar, are buried the relics of saints and martyrs who gave their lives for Christ. In our altar, we have the relics of Ss. Linus and Callistus, two of the successors of St Peter as Pope, as well as St Pius X and St Elizabeth Ann Seton, our first American saints. On top of the altar are three cloths, which recall the cloths in which Our Lord was swathed in the manger in Bethlehem, the binding cloths which held Him in the tomb and the cloth that was placed over His Holy Face in that sepulchre. The stone slab of the altar represents the anointing stone and the altar itself the tomb. Before an altar is set apart for divine worship, the Bishop anoints it with sacred chrism and burns incense upon it to remind us that here we worship Christ – the Anointed One – and that our prayers rise to heaven as sweet perfume before the Lord, in union with the prayers of all the saints and angels in heaven who constantly minister at the throne of Grace.
Also on top of the altar is found at its center an image of the Crucified Lord, to remind us that at Mass we stand at Calvary. Six candles surround the Cross, all images of the light that comes from the Resurrection so that the altar is ablaze with the light of glory. On solemnities and feasts, the altar may be further adorned with flowers or with the relics of the saints to add to the Church a greater sense of joy. The candles are ordinarily of beeswax, and are unbleached during the penitential seasons of Advent and Lent, and bleached particularly when the Blessed Sacrament is exposed for adoration.
The Priest prepares for Mass
Whenever the priest goes to celebrate Mass, he prepares for prayer – with prayer. He places himself in the presence of Almighty God, and calls to mind the specific intention for which he is going to celebrate Mass. Although they are optional now, it was common for the priest to pray a number of psalms and prayers to remind him of the sacredness of this action and how unworthy he is to minister at the altar. When he is ready, he enters the sacristy, the room of preparations for sacred worship. He washes his hands, and prays, Give strength to my hands, Lord, to wipe away all stain, so that I may be able to serve Thee in purity of mind and body. The priest of the New Covenant is the inheritor of the fulfillment of the sacrifices of the Old Law, and so he washes his hands before offering the sacrifice just as the Jewish priests and levites performed purification rituals with water before this work offered on behalf of the people, which is what the Greek word liturgy means.
The priest is now in his black cassock, that ankle-length garment whose black color symbolizes death to the world. The cassock ordinarily has thirty three buttons down the front, one for each of the years Our Lord spent on earth, and five buttons on the sleeves, for each of the five wounds of Christ on the Cross. The cassock is a reminder that the priest must put sin to death so that Christ can live through him. It can be replaced by white in tropical climates, and is purple for bishops, the ancient sign of royal leadership, and scarlet for cardinals, for the call to martyrdom and the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
The priest then puts on each of the sacred vestments the Church prescribes for her sacred ministers when they celebrate Holy Mass. These vestments are the continuation of both Jewish and pagan ceremonial dress, to underscore the continuity of Catholic worship with the liturgy of ancient Israel and the virtue of natural religion. The inner vestments are ordinarily of linen, but also now are often made in cotton or various blends. They are white, to symbolize the purity of the baptized soul in Christ. Over them, are the outer vestments specific to the day, and are ordinarily of silk or some other precious material, as is befitting the dignity of our royal service to the King of Kings. These vestments come in colors which have been associated since ancient times with various aspects of Christian life. Green during the ordinary time after Epiphany and Pentecost indicates growth, just as so many living things in the world are green. Red is for the blood of martyrdom and the fire of the Holy Spirit come down upon the Apostles at Pentecost. Purple is the ancient sign of both royalty but also of penance, as it is close to black, the color of mourning. At the midway points of Advent and Lent, purple is muted to joyful rose in expectation of the coming feasts of Christmas and Easter. White is the color of feasting and purity, for the greatest solemnities and memorials of the saints, and can be replaced by cloth of gold or silver.
The first inner vestment the priest puts on is the amice. He kisses the cross on it as a sign of reverence and places it momentarily over his head before resting it on the shoulders to protect the other vestments from his own sweat! It is fastened around him with white or red ribbons, and comes from the Latin word, amictus, which means to wrap around. As he dons the vestment, he prays that he may be protected from the assaults of the Evil One, whose dominion was destroyed by the reality the Mass commemorates. He prays, Lord, set the helmet of salvation upon my head, to fend off all the assaults of the devil.
Over the amice he places the alb, which comes from the Latin alba, meaning white. It calls to mind the white garment with which we are clothed in baptism, where we are covered by Christ: though your sins may be as scarlet they are now as white as snow. The alb comes from the Roman toga, the garment proper to scholars. It is appropriate for the priest to wear this garment, as he is enlightened by sacred truth and commanded to teach it. The priest prays, Make me white, O Lord and cleanse my heart, that being made white with the Blood of the Lamb, I may deserve an eternal reward.
The priest than gathers the vestments together with a braided cord of linen called the cincture, which is wrapped tightly around the priest’s waist to remind him of the virtue of chastity. Gird me O Lord with the cincture of purity, and quench in my heart the fire of concupiscence, that the virtue of continence and chastity may abide in me. The cincture can be white or colored.
The priest then places on his left wrist the maniple, the first of the outer vestments the color of the day. The word manipulum in Latin means a sheaf of grain, or something carried in a small bundle. It is the remnant of a larger more ancient vestment that included a handkerchief to wipe away sweat and tears from the priest’s face at Mass. He prays, May I deserve, O Lord, to bear the maniple of weeping and sorrow in order that I may joyfully reap the rewards of my labors. It is a reminder that Christian life in this valley of tears is not our true home, and can be a place of suffering, where the priest in the person of Christ must work hard to show souls beyond the Cross to the Resurrection.
The next outer vestment is the stole, which comes from a Roman symbol of authority. The stole is the symbol of the fact that the priest receives authority from the Church to celebrate the sacraments, and is, in fact, worn in the celebration of all of the sacraments. Traditionally, a priest would wear his stole crossed in front, and a bishop would wear his stole straight down, as a sign that only the bishop has the fullness of the priesthood, and that the ministry of the priest is limited by his obedience to the bishop. Roman judges used the stole as a sign of the authority, but the Church employs it as a sign that the True Law is that of Grace and lived in obedience to the Word of God. The priest kisses the cross embroidered on it, and prays, Lord, restore the stole of immortality, which I lost through the collusion of our first parents, and as unworthy as I am to approach these sacred mysteries, may I yet gain eternal joy.
The priest immediately then puts on the largest and most conspicuous of the vestments: the chasuble. The Latin word casula means “little house”, and is like a shelter thay covers the priest. The chasuble covers up the stole, and symbolized charity, which must cover all things, even authority. O Lord, who has said, My yoke is easy and My burden light, grant that I may so carry it as to merit Thy grace.
The priest then covers his head with the biretta, the scholars’ cap of old, which from its soft form has now hardened into three peaks symbolizing the Most Holy Trinity: Father, Son and Holy Spirit, in whose Name the Mass is true and perfect worship. When the People of God have been gathered in the church for Mass, and the acceptable time has drawn near, we leave behind chronos, the changing time of this world, and enter into Kairos, the timeless expanse of eternity whose veil is drawn back just a little bit at every Holy Mass. He bows to the Cross in the sacristy, and the server rings the bell, the joyful signal to the faith to rise and greet the Lord who comes in their midst to renew the Paschal Mystery in the heart of the Church. Mass has finally once again begun.
by popadmin | May 28, 2020 | Adult Education, Endow Women's Group, Liturgy, Parish Life, School, The Latest
Social distancing doesn’t have to mean loneliness or spiritual deprivation. Join us as we bring aspects of our beautiful community to life VIRTUALLY and join us for public Mass. Each day, we’ll post the opportunities. Check back often, even same day. Everything is subject to change! If you have an idea or a question, email communications@princeofpeacetaylors.org.
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Letter from Fr Smith on Resuming Public Mass on 12 May 2020 (sent 3 May 2020)
As of 1 June, our Mass & Confession schedule are below.
- Daily Mass Monday-Friday at 7a (English) & 12n (Latin) & 8a on Saturdays (Latin)
- Anticipated Mass 5p on Saturdays (English)
- Sundays at 8a (English), 10a (English), 12n (Latin) and 6p (English)
Confessions
- Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 5-6p
- Saturdays 3.30-4.45p
Virtual Opportunities are presented below:
Monday, 1 June
- 7a English & 12n Latin Mass (in Church)
- On 12 May public Mass at POP resumed at 25% capacity for 4 weeks and told to block off every other pew. We have space for a maximum of 300 people at this reduced capacity. Between 30-40 people, on average, attend daily Mass.
- The dispensation from the obligation to attend Holy Mass remains in force until further notice. We encourage all who are in a high-risk category to continue to stay at home.
- We ask that, if you come to church for Mass, please be cognizant of the 6 feet social distancing rule, not touching your face, recommend wearing a mask and/or gloves for protection, and carrying hand sanitizer.
- Please do not come to church if you are exhibiting any symptoms of illness. And, plan to leave immediately after Mass without socializing.
- General Absolution is no longer available. Scheduled confession becomes available on 2 June (schedule).
- Holy Communion is distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister.
- There will not be an opportunity to greet your priest until further notice.
- The only entrance to be used will be the large wooden front doors, which will be left open before and during Mass for touchless entry and exit. Other doors will be locked.
- The offertory baskets will be placed in central spaces. We recommend that you use our virtual collection basket.
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
Sunday, 31 May
- 8a English, 10a English & 12n Latin Mass (in Church)
- On 12 May public Mass at POP resumed at 25% capacity for 4 weeks and told to block off every other pew. We have space for a maximum of 300 people at this reduced capacity. Between 61-212 people, on average, attended one of the Sunday Masses last week.
- The dispensation from the obligation to attend Holy Mass remains in force until further notice. We encourage all who are in a high-risk category to continue to stay at home.
- We ask that, if you come to church for Mass, please be cognizant of the 6 feet social distancing rule, not touching your face, recommend wearing a mask and/or gloves for protection, and carrying hand sanitizer.
- Please do not come to church if you are exhibiting any symptoms of illness. And, plan to leave immediately after Mass without socializing.
- Communion will be distributed. General Absolution will be granted before every celebration of Holy Mass until Pentecost. Holy Communion may be distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister. Only the priests will distribute Holy Communion until we are open at 100%.
- There will not be an opportunity to greet your priest until further notice.
- The only entrance to be used will be the large wooden front doors, which will be left open before and during Mass for touchless entry and exit. Other doors will be locked.
- The offertory baskets will be placed in central spaces. We recommend that you use our virtual collection basket.
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 8.15p CYO: if you’re in High School (9th-12th grade), join us for a fun chat on fellowship and formation with Stephanie & John Lasitter! All are welcome, even if you’re new!
- Our church is open 7a-7p for private prayer. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Saturday, 23 May
- Day 9: Pentecost Novena
- No daily Mass
- 5p English Mass (in Church) *candidates & catechumens come into the Catholic Church
- On 12 May public Mass at POP resumed at 25% capacity for 4 weeks and told to block off every other pew. We have space for a maximum of 300 people at this reduced capacity. Between 59-191 people, on average, attended one of the Sunday Masses last week.
- The dispensation from the obligation to attend Holy Mass remains in force until further notice. We encourage all who are in a high-risk category to continue to stay at home.
- We ask that, if you come to church for Mass, please be cognizant of the 6 feet social distancing rule, not touching your face, recommend wearing a mask and/or gloves for protection, and carrying hand sanitizer.
- Please do not come to church if you are exhibiting any symptoms of illness. And, plan to leave immediately after Mass without socializing.
- Communion will be distributed. General Absolution will be granted before every celebration of Holy Mass until Pentecost. Holy Communion may be distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister. Only the priests will distribute Holy Communion until we are open at 100%.
- There will not be an opportunity to greet your priest until further notice.
- The only entrance to be used will be the large wooden front doors, which will be left open before and during Mass for touchless entry and exit. Other doors will be locked.
- The offertory baskets will be placed in central spaces. We recommend that you use our virtual collection basket.
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 7a-6p for private prayer. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Friday, 29 May
- Day 8: Pentecost Novena
- 10a Storytime with the Principal (YouTube)
- 12N Latin Mass (in Church)
- On 12 May public Mass at POP resumed at 25% capacity for 4 weeks and told to block off every other pew. We have space for a maximum of 300 people at this reduced capacity. About 80 people, on average, attended daily Mass last week.
- The dispensation from the obligation to attend Holy Mass remains in force until further notice. We encourage all who are in a high-risk category to continue to stay at home.
- We ask that, if you come to church for Mass, please be cognizant of the 6 feet social distancing rule, not touching your face, recommend wearing a mask and/or gloves for protection, and carrying hand sanitizer.
- Please do not come to church if you are exhibiting any symptoms of illness. And, plan to leave immediately after Mass without socializing.
- Communion will be distributed. General Absolution will be granted before every celebration of Holy Mass until Pentecost. Holy Communion may be distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister. Only the priests will distribute Holy Communion until we are open at 100%.
- There will not be an opportunity to greet your priest until further notice.
- The only entrance to be used will be the large wooden front doors, which will be left open before and during Mass for touchless entry and exit. Other doors will be locked.
- The offertory baskets will be placed in central spaces. We recommend that you use our virtual collection basket.
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-12n for private prayer. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Thursday, 28 May
- Day 7: Pentecost Novena
- 9a Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini shares a lesson for kids on what is Pentecost (YouTube)
- 12N English Mass (in Church)
- On 12 May public Mass at POP resumed at 25% capacity for 4 weeks and told to block off every other pew. We have space for a maximum of 300 people at this reduced capacity. About 80 people, on average, attended daily Mass last week.
- The dispensation from the obligation to attend Holy Mass remains in force until further notice. We encourage all who are in a high-risk category to continue to stay at home.
- We ask that, if you come to church for Mass, please be cognizant of the 6 feet social distancing rule, not touching your face, recommend wearing a mask and/or gloves for protection, and carrying hand sanitizer.
- Please do not come to church if you are exhibiting any symptoms of illness. And, plan to leave immediately after Mass without socializing.
- Communion will be distributed. General Absolution will be granted before every celebration of Holy Mass until Pentecost. Holy Communion may be distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister. Only the priests will distribute Holy Communion until we are open at 100%.
- There will not be an opportunity to greet your priest until further notice.
- The only entrance to be used will be the large wooden front doors, which will be left open before and during Mass for touchless entry and exit. Other doors will be locked.
- The offertory baskets will be placed in central spaces. We recommend that you use our virtual collection basket.
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-4p for private prayer. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Wednesday, 27 May
- Day 6: Pentecost Novena
- 12N English Mass (in Church)
- On 12 May public Mass at POP resumed at 25% capacity for 4 weeks and told to block off every other pew. We have space for a maximum of 300 people at this reduced capacity. About 80 people, on average, attended daily Mass last week.
- The dispensation from the obligation to attend Holy Mass remains in force until further notice. We encourage all who are in a high-risk category to continue to stay at home.
- We ask that, if you come to church for Mass, please be cognizant of the 6 feet social distancing rule, not touching your face, recommend wearing a mask and/or gloves for protection, and carrying hand sanitizer.
- Please do not come to church if you are exhibiting any symptoms of illness. And, plan to leave immediately after Mass without socializing.
- Communion will be distributed. General Absolution will be granted before every celebration of Holy Mass until Pentecost. Holy Communion may be distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister. Only the priests will distribute Holy Communion until we are open at 100%.
- There will not be an opportunity to greet your priest until further notice.
- The only entrance to be used will be the large wooden front doors, which will be left open before and during Mass for touchless entry and exit. Other doors will be locked.
- The offertory baskets will be placed in central spaces. We recommend that you use our virtual collection basket.
- 5-6p Eucharistic Holy Hour in the Church
- 7p Women’s Group: All women are invited, even if you’ve never been before, to a virtual study by Blessed is She on topics of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. The group will focus on VIRTUE first.
- if using a phone, dial 253 215 8782
- Zoom Meeting Link
- Meeting ID: 492 884 152
- Password – either POPEndow or EndowPOP
- 7.30p Fraternus: Even if you’ve never joined Fraternus, boys in 6th-12th grade are invited to a virtual Wednesday night Frat Night!
- Our church is open 9a-6p for private prayer. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Tuesday, 26 May
- Day 5: Pentecost Novena
- 12N English Mass (in Church)
- On 12 May public Mass at POP resumed at 25% capacity for 4 weeks and told to block off every other pew. We have space for a maximum of 300 people at this reduced capacity. About 80 people, on average, attended daily Mass last week.
- The dispensation from the obligation to attend Holy Mass remains in force until further notice. We encourage all who are in a high-risk category to continue to stay at home.
- We ask that, if you come to church for Mass, please be cognizant of the 6 feet social distancing rule, not touching your face, recommend wearing a mask and/or gloves for protection, and carrying hand sanitizer.
- Please do not come to church if you are exhibiting any symptoms of illness. And, plan to leave immediately after Mass without socializing.
- Communion will be distributed. General Absolution will be granted before every celebration of Holy Mass until Pentecost. Holy Communion may be distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister. Only the priests will distribute Holy Communion until we are open at 100%.
- There will not be an opportunity to greet your priest until further notice.
- The only entrance to be used will be the large wooden front doors, which will be left open before and during Mass for touchless entry and exit. Other doors will be locked.
- The offertory baskets will be placed in central spaces. We recommend that you use our virtual collection basket.
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 8.30p Men’s Group Meditations on “The Priest is Not His Own”by Venerable Fulton Sheen
- Join Zoom Meeting
- Meeting ID: 742 400 819
Password: 017326
- One tap mobile: +16468769923,,742400819# US (New York)
- Our church is open 9a-4p for private prayer. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Monday, 25 May
- Day 4: Pentecost Novena
- No Mass
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-4p for private prayer. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Sunday, 24 May
- Day 3: Pentecost Novena
- 8a English, 10a English & 12n Latin Mass (in Church)
- On 12 May public Mass at POP resumed at 25% capacity for 4 weeks and told to block off every other pew. We have space for a maximum of 300 people at this reduced capacity. Between 59-191 people, on average, attended one of the Sunday Masses last week.
- The dispensation from the obligation to attend Holy Mass remains in force until further notice. We encourage all who are in a high-risk category to continue to stay at home.
- We ask that, if you come to church for Mass, please be cognizant of the 6 feet social distancing rule, not touching your face, recommend wearing a mask and/or gloves for protection, and carrying hand sanitizer.
- Please do not come to church if you are exhibiting any symptoms of illness. And, plan to leave immediately after Mass without socializing.
- Communion will be distributed. General Absolution will be granted before every celebration of Holy Mass until Pentecost. Holy Communion may be distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister. Only the priests will distribute Holy Communion until we are open at 100%.
- There will not be an opportunity to greet your priest until further notice.
- The only entrance to be used will be the large wooden front doors, which will be left open before and during Mass for touchless entry and exit. Other doors will be locked.
- The offertory baskets will be placed in central spaces. We recommend that you use our virtual collection basket.
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 8.15p CYO: if you’re in High School (9th-12th grade), join us for a fun chat on fellowship and formation with Stephanie & John Lasitter! All are welcome, even if you’re new!
- Our church is open 7a-7p for private prayer. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Saturday, 23 May
- Day 2: Pentecost Novena
- No daily Mass
- 5p English Mass in the Chapel: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket
- This Mass will be prayed in the Adoration Chapel, but the microphone for the Church will be ON.
- On 12 May public Mass at POP resumed at 25% capacity for 4 weeks and told to block off every other pew. We have space for a maximum of 300 people at this reduced capacity. Between 59-191 people, on average, attended one of the Sunday Masses last week.
- Communion will be distributed. General Absolution will be granted before every celebration of Holy Mass until Pentecost. Holy Communion may be distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister. Only the priests will distribute Holy Communion until we are open at 100%.
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 7a-6p for private prayer. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Friday, 22 May
- Day 1: Pentecost Novena
- 9a Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini shares a lesson on praying novenas, especially the Pentecost Novena which begins today (YouTube) (Kid’s Novena Counter)
- 10a Storytime with the Principal (YouTube)
- 12N English Mass (in Church)
- On 12 May public Mass at POP resumed at 25% capacity for 4 weeks and told to block off every other pew. We have space for a maximum of 300 people at this reduced capacity. About 80 people, on average, attended daily Mass last week.
- The dispensation from the obligation to attend Holy Mass remains in force until further notice. We encourage all who are in a high-risk category to continue to stay at home.
- We ask that, if you come to church for Mass, please be cognizant of the 6 feet social distancing rule, not touching your face, recommend wearing a mask and/or gloves for protection, and carrying hand sanitizer.
- Please do not come to church if you are exhibiting any symptoms of illness. And, plan to leave immediately after Mass without socializing.
- Communion will be distributed. General Absolution will be granted before every celebration of Holy Mass until Pentecost. Holy Communion may be distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister. Only the priests will distribute Holy Communion until we are open at 100%.
- There will not be an opportunity to greet your priest until further notice.
- The only entrance to be used will be the large wooden front doors, which will be left open before and during Mass for touchless entry and exit. Other doors will be locked.
- The offertory baskets will be placed in central spaces. We recommend that you use our virtual collection basket.
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-12n for private prayer. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Thursday, 21 May
- 9a Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini shares a lesson for kids about the Ascension (YouTube)
- 12N Latin Mass (in Church)
- On 12 May public Mass at POP resumed at 25% capacity for 4 weeks and told to block off every other pew. We have space for a maximum of 300 people at this reduced capacity. About 80 people, on average, attended daily Mass last week.
- The dispensation from the obligation to attend Holy Mass remains in force until further notice. We encourage all who are in a high-risk category to continue to stay at home.
- We ask that, if you come to church for Mass, please be cognizant of the 6 feet social distancing rule, not touching your face, recommend wearing a mask and/or gloves for protection, and carrying hand sanitizer.
- Please do not come to church if you are exhibiting any symptoms of illness. And, plan to leave immediately after Mass without socializing.
- Communion will be distributed. General Absolution will be granted before every celebration of Holy Mass until Pentecost. Holy Communion may be distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister. Only the priests will distribute Holy Communion until we are open at 100%.
- There will not be an opportunity to greet your priest until further notice.
- The only entrance to be used will be the large wooden front doors, which will be left open before and during Mass for touchless entry and exit. Other doors will be locked.
- The offertory baskets will be placed in central spaces. We recommend that you use our virtual collection basket.
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 7p Bible Timeline: A private study group that is finishing the last few weeks virtually of a 40+ week study on the bible with Jeff Cavins. *LAST WEEK
- Our church is open 9a-4p for private prayer. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Wednesday, 20 May
- 9a Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 12N Latin Mass (in Church)
- On 12 May public Mass at POP resumed at 25% capacity for 4 weeks and told to block off every other pew. We have space for a maximum of 300 people at this reduced capacity. About 80 people, on average, attended daily Mass last week.
- The dispensation from the obligation to attend Holy Mass remains in force until further notice. We encourage all who are in a high-risk category to continue to stay at home.
- We ask that, if you come to church for Mass, please be cognizant of the 6 feet social distancing rule, not touching your face, recommend wearing a mask and/or gloves for protection, and carrying hand sanitizer.
- Please do not come to church if you are exhibiting any symptoms of illness. And, plan to leave immediately after Mass without socializing.
- Communion will be distributed. General Absolution will be granted before every celebration of Holy Mass until Pentecost. Holy Communion may be distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister. Only the priests will distribute Holy Communion until we are open at 100%.
- There will not be an opportunity to greet your priest until further notice.
- The only entrance to be used will be the large wooden front doors, which will be left open before and during Mass for touchless entry and exit. Other doors will be locked.
- The offertory baskets will be placed in central spaces. We recommend that you use our virtual collection basket.
- 5-6p Eucharistic Holy Hour in the Church
- 7p Women’s Group: All women are invited, even if you’ve never been before, to a virtual study by Blessed is She on topics of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. The group will focus on VIRTUE first.
- if using a phone, dial 253 215 8782
- Zoom Meeting Link
- Meeting ID: 492 884 152
- Password – either POPEndow or EndowPOP
- 7.30p Fraternus: Even if you’ve never joined Fraternus, boys in 6th-12th grade are invited to a virtual Wednesday night Frat Night!
- Our church is open 9a-6p for private prayer. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Tuesday, 19 May
- 12N Latin Mass (in Church)
- On 12 May public Mass at POP resumed at 25% capacity for 4 weeks and told to block off every other pew. We have space for a maximum of 300 people at this reduced capacity. About 80 people, on average, attended daily Mass last week.
- The dispensation from the obligation to attend Holy Mass remains in force until further notice. We encourage all who are in a high-risk category to continue to stay at home.
- We ask that, if you come to church for Mass, please be cognizant of the 6 feet social distancing rule, not touching your face, recommend wearing a mask and/or gloves for protection, and carrying hand sanitizer.
- Please do not come to church if you are exhibiting any symptoms of illness. And, plan to leave immediately after Mass without socializing.
- Communion will be distributed. General Absolution will be granted before every celebration of Holy Mass until Pentecost. Holy Communion may be distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister. Only the priests will distribute Holy Communion until we are open at 100%.
- There will not be an opportunity to greet your priest until further notice.
- The only entrance to be used will be the large wooden front doors, which will be left open before and during Mass for touchless entry and exit. Other doors will be locked.
- The offertory baskets will be placed in central spaces. We recommend that you use our virtual collection basket.
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 8.30p Men’s Group Meditations on “The Priest is Not His Own”by Venerable Fulton Sheen
- Join Zoom Meeting
- Meeting ID: 742 400 819
Password: 017326
- One tap mobile: +16468769923,,742400819# US (New York)
- Our church is open 9a-4p for private prayer. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Monday, 18 May
- No Mass
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-4p for private prayer. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Sunday, 17 May
- 9a Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini shares a lesson on the Gospel reading (YouTube)
- 8a English, 10a English & 12n Latin Mass (in Church)
- On 12 May public Mass at POP resumed, but we are being held to 25% capacity for 4 weeks and told to block off every other pew. We have space for a maximum of 300 people at this reduced capacity.
- The dispensation from the obligation to attend Holy Mass remains in force until further notice. We encourage all who are in a high-risk category to continue to stay at home.
- We ask that, if you come to church for Mass, please be cognizant of the 6 feet social distancing rule, not touching your face, recommend wearing a mask and/or gloves for protection, and carrying hand sanitizer.
- Please do not come to church if you are exhibiting any symptoms of illness. And, plan to leave immediately after Mass without socializing.
- Communion will be distributed. General Absolution will be granted before every celebration of Holy Mass until Pentecost. Holy Communion may be distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister. Only the priests will distribute Holy Communion until we are open at 100%.
- There will not be an opportunity to greet your priest until further notice.
- The only entrance to be used will be the large wooden front doors, which will be left open before and during Mass for touchless entry and exit. Other doors will be locked.
- The offertory baskets will be placed in central spaces. We recommend that you use our virtual collection basket.
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 8.15p CYO: if you’re in High School (9th-12th grade), join us for a fun chat on fellowship and formation with Stephanie & John Lasitter! All are welcome, even if you’re new!
- Our church is open 7a-7p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Saturday, 16 May
- No daily Mass
- 5p English Mass in the Chapel: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket
- This Mass will be prayed in the Adoration Chapel, but the microphone for the Church will be ON.
- Communion will be distributed. General Absolution will be granted before every celebration of Holy Mass until Pentecost. Holy Communion may be distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister. Only the priests will distribute Holy Communion until we are open at 100%.
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 7a-7p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Friday, 15 May
- 10a Storytime with the Principal (YouTube)
- 12N Latin Mass (in Church)
- On 12 May public Mass at POP resumed, but we are being held to 25% capacity for 4 weeks and told to block off every other pew. We have space for a maximum of 300 people at this reduced capacity.
- The dispensation from the obligation to attend Holy Mass remains in force until further notice. We encourage all who are in a high-risk category to continue to stay at home.
- We ask that, if you come to church for Mass, please be cognizant of the 6 feet social distancing rule, not touching your face, recommend wearing a mask and/or gloves for protection, and carrying hand sanitizer.
- Please do not come to church if you are exhibiting any symptoms of illness. And, plan to leave immediately after Mass without socializing.
- Communion will be distributed. General Absolution will be granted before every celebration of Holy Mass until Pentecost. Holy Communion may be distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister. Only the priests will distribute Holy Communion until we are open at 100%.
- There will not be an opportunity to greet your priest until further notice.
- The only entrance to be used will be the large wooden front doors, which will be left open before and during Mass for touchless entry and exit. Other doors will be locked.
- The offertory baskets will be placed in central spaces. We recommend that you use our virtual collection basket.
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-12n; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Thursday, 14 May
- 9a Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini shares a lesson for kids about the Psalms, including Psalm 66 which is the Responsorial Psalm on Sunday (YouTube)
- 12N English Mass (in Church)
- On 12 May public Mass at POP resumed, but we are being held to 25% capacity for 4 weeks and told to block off every other pew. We have space for a maximum of 300 people at this reduced capacity.
- The dispensation from the obligation to attend Holy Mass remains in force until further notice. We encourage all who are in a high-risk category to continue to stay at home.
- We ask that, if you come to church for Mass, please be cognizant of the 6 feet social distancing rule, not touching your face, recommend wearing a mask and/or gloves for protection, and carrying hand sanitizer.
- Please do not come to church if you are exhibiting any symptoms of illness. And, plan to leave immediately after Mass without socializing.
- Communion will be distributed. General Absolution will be granted before every celebration of Holy Mass until Pentecost. Holy Communion may be distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister. Only the priests will distribute Holy Communion until we are open at 100%.
- There will not be an opportunity to greet your priest until further notice.
- The only entrance to be used will be the large wooden front doors, which will be left open before and during Mass for touchless entry and exit. Other doors will be locked.
- The offertory baskets will be placed in central spaces. We recommend that you use our virtual collection basket.
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 7p Bible Timeline: A private study group that is finishing the last few weeks virtually of a 40+ week study on the bible with Jeff Cavins.
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Wednesday, 13 May
- 9a Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 10a: Kids: Meet the Saints! (YouTube) Studying the lives of saints is a fantastic proxy for how to become one! In this episode, Fr Smith teaches children about Saint Charles Lwanga whose image we have in our Church next to the Quiet Room.
- 12N English Mass (in Church)
- On 12 May public Mass at POP resumed, but we are being held to 25% capacity for 4 weeks and told to block off every other pew. We have space for a maximum of 300 people at this reduced capacity.
- The dispensation from the obligation to attend Holy Mass remains in force until further notice. We encourage all who are in a high-risk category to continue to stay at home.
- We ask that, if you come to church for Mass, please be cognizant of the 6 feet social distancing rule, not touching your face, recommend wearing a mask and/or gloves for protection, and carrying hand sanitizer.
- Please do not come to church if you are exhibiting any symptoms of illness. And, plan to leave immediately after Mass without socializing.
- Communion will be distributed. General Absolution will be granted before every celebration of Holy Mass until Pentecost. Holy Communion may be distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister. Only the priests will distribute Holy Communion until we are open at 100%.
- There will not be an opportunity to greet your priest until further notice.
- The only entrance to be used will be the large wooden front doors, which will be left open before and during Mass for touchless entry and exit. Other doors will be locked.
- The offertory baskets will be placed in central spaces. We recommend that you use our virtual collection basket.
- 7p Women’s Group: All women are invited, even if you’ve never been before, to a virtual study by Blessed is She on topics of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. The group will focus on VIRTUE first.
- if using a phone, dial 253 215 8782
- Zoom Meeting Link
- Meeting ID: 492 884 152
- Password – either POPEndow or EndowPOP
- 7.30p Fraternus: Even if you’ve never joined Fraternus, boys in 6th-12th grade are invited to a virtual Wednesday night Frat Night!
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Tuesday, 12 May
- 12N English Mass (in Church)
- On 12 May public Mass at POP resumes, but we are being held to 25% capacity for 4 weeks and told to block off every other pew. We have space for a maximum of 300 people at this reduced capacity.
- The dispensation from the obligation to attend Holy Mass remains in force until further notice. We encourage all who are in a high-risk category to continue to stay at home.
- We ask that, if you come to church for Mass, please be cognizant of the 6 feet social distancing rule, not touching your face, recommend wearing a mask and/or gloves for protection, and carrying hand sanitizer.
- Please do not come to church if you are exhibiting any symptoms of illness. And, plan to leave immediately after Mass without socializing.
- Communion will be distributed. General Absolution will be granted before every celebration of Holy Mass until Pentecost. Holy Communion may be distributed at the side altars after Mass. The faithful are encouraged to continue to make a Spiritual Communion. Please wait in the middle of the transept behind the table for the offertory gifts maintaining 6’ distance and then approach the rail in front of the minister. Only the priests will distribute Holy Communion until we are open at 100%.
- There will not be an opportunity to greet your priest until further notice.
- The only entrance to be used will be the large wooden front doors, which will be left open before and during Mass for touchless entry and exit. Other doors will be locked.
- The offertory baskets will be placed in central spaces. We recommend that you use our virtual collection basket.
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 8.30p Men’s Group – NEW! Meditations on “The Priest is Not His Own”by Venerable Fulton Sheen
- Join Zoom Meeting
- Meeting ID: 742 400 819
Password: 017326
- One tap mobile: +16468769923,,742400819# US (New York)
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Monday, 11 May
- No Mass
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 7.30p Debrief from the Theology of the Body Conference with Angela Calabro
- Join Zoom Meeting
- Meeting ID: 891 0760 2672
Password: POPTOB
One tap mobile
+13017158592,,89107602672#,,1#,578069# US (Germantown)
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Sunday, 10 May
- 9a Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini shares a lesson (YouTube)
- 11a English: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- 12n Latin Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (in our Facebook group)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 8.15p CYO: if you’re in High School (9th-12th grade), join us for a fun chat on fellowship and formation with Stephanie & John Lasitter! All are welcome, even if you’re new!
- Our church is open 7a-7p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Saturday, 9 May
- 12p Latin Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 7a-7p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Friday, 8 May
- 10a Storytime with the Principal (YouTube)
- 12n English Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-12n; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Thursday, 7 May
- 9a Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini shares a lesson for kids about navigating fear with faith. Here’s a memory verse challenge document. (YouTube)
- 12n English Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 7p Bible Timeline: A private study group that is finishing the last few weeks virtually of a 40+ week study on the bible with Jeff Cavins.
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Wednesday, 6 May
- 9a Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 10a: Kids: Meet Saint Patrick! (YouTube) Studying the lives of saints is a fantastic proxy for how to become one! In this episode, Fr Smith teaches children about Saint Patrick whose statue we have in our Church.
- 12n English Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (in our Facebook group)
- 7p Women’s Group: All women are invited, even if you’ve never been before, to a virtual study by Blessed is She on topics of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. The group will focus on VIRTUE first.
- if using a phone, dial 253 215 8782
- Zoom Meeting Link
- Meeting ID: 492 884 152
- Password – either POPEndow or EndowPOP
- 7.30p Fraternus: Even if you’ve never joined Fraternus, boys in 6th-12th grade are invited to a virtual Wednesday night Frat Night!
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Tuesday, 5 May
- 12n English Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 8.30p Men’s Group – NEW! Meditations on “The Priest is Not His Own”by Venerable Fulton Sheen
- Join Zoom Meeting
- Meeting ID: 742 400 819
Password: 017326
- One tap mobile: +16468769923,,742400819# US (New York)
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Monday, 4 May
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Sunday, 3 May
- 11a English: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- 12n Latin Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (in our Facebook group)
- 2p Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini shares a lesson on May Crowning (YouTube)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 8.15p CYO: if you’re in High School (9th-12th grade), join us for a fun chat on fellowship and formation with Stephanie & John Lasitter! All are welcome, even if you’re new!
- Our church is open 7a-7p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Saturday, 2 May
- 12p Latin Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 8p Virtual Retreat: How do you live your baptism? with guest speakers: Fr Christopher Smith, Dcn Gus Suarez, Mary Ellen Cervetti, Gracie Ortiz, Anatole & April Upart, and Kevin Lewis.
- Zoom Meeting Link
- Meeting ID: 856 4685 9129
Password: 1209
One tap mobile
+13017158592,,85646859129#,,1#,1209# US (Germantown)
+13126266799,,85646859129#,,1#,1209# US (Chicago)
- Our church is open 7a-7p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Friday, 1 May
- 1.50p wedding Mass of Walter C Curtis and Rita Yvette Gwinn: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- 3p Join Archbishop José Gomez, president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops and archbishop of Los Angeles, in renewing our consecration to Mary. We will join the bishops and faithful in Canada as they consecrate their country to Mary.
This moment of unified prayer will give our Church the occasion to pray for Our Lady’s continued protection of the vulnerable, healing of the sick, and wisdom for those who work to cure COVID-19. Visit this webpage or facebook.com/usccb to join the live-stream and pray as one nation.
- 5p Storytime with the Principal (YouTube)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-12n; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Thursday, 30 April
- 9a Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini shares a lesson for kids (YouTube)
- 12n English Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 7p Bible Timeline: A private study group that is finishing the last few weeks virtually of a 40+ week study on the bible with Jeff Cavins.
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Wednesday, 29 April
- 9a Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 10a: Kids: Meet Saint Patrick! (YouTube) Studying the lives of saints is a fantastic proxy for how to become one! In this episode, Fr Smith teaches children about Saint Patrick whose statue we have in our Church.
- 12n English Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (in our Facebook group)
- 7p Women’s Group: All women are invited, even if you’ve never been before, to a virtual study by Blessed is She on topics of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. The group will focus on VIRTUE first.
- if using a phone, dial 253 215 8782
- Zoom Meeting Link
- Meeting ID: 492 884 152
- Password – either POPEndow or EndowPOP
- 7.30p Fraternus: Even if you’ve never joined Fraternus, boys in 6th-12th grade are invited to a virtual Wednesday night Frat Night!
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Tuesday, 28 April
- 12n English Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 7.30p Blessing of the newly installed Great Pharos of Prince of Peace, a personal gift of Fr Smith to the parish in memory of his parents (Mr and Mrs Larry & Nancy Smith)
- 8.30p Men’s Group – NEW! Meditations on “The Priest is Not His Own”by Venerable Fulton Sheen
- Join Zoom Meeting
- Meeting ID: 742 400 819
Password: 017326
- One tap mobile: +16468769923,,742400819# US (New York)
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Monday, 27 April
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Sunday, 26 April
- 9a Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini shares a lesson on the Gospel reading about the Road to Emmaus! (YouTube)
- 11a English: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- 12n Latin Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (in our Facebook group)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 8.15p CYO: if you’re in High School (9th-12th grade), join us for a fun chat on fellowship and formation with Stephanie & John Lasitter! All are welcome, even if you’re new!
- Our church is open 7a-7p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Saturday, 25 April
- No Mass due to private wedding
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 7a-7p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Friday, 24 April
- 10a Storytime with the Principal (YouTube)
- 12n Latin Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-12n; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Thursday, 23 April
- 9a Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini shares a lesson for kids on Lectio Divina (YouTube) (Worksheet)
- 12n English Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 7p Bible Timeline: A private study group that is finishing the last few weeks virtually of a 40+ week study on the bible with Jeff Cavins.
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Wednesday, 22 April
- 9a Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 12n English Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (in our Facebook group)
- 7p Women’s Group: All women are invited, even if you’ve never been before, to a virtual study by Blessed is She on topics of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. The group will focus on VIRTUE first.
- if using a phone, dial 253 215 8782
- Zoom Meeting Link
- Meeting ID: 492 884 152
- Password – either POPEndow or EndowPOP
- 7.30p Fraternus: Even if you’ve never joined Fraternus, boys in 6th-12th grade are invited to a virtual Wednesday night Frat Night!
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Tuesday, 21 April
- 12n English Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- 7p RCIA: This class is exclusive to those who enrolled in September 2019. To discuss enrollment in the next session beginning September 2020, please contact Sean Chapman at rcia@princeofpeacetaylors.org
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 8.30p Men’s Group – NEW! Meditations on “The Priest is Not His Own”by Venerable Fulton Sheen
- Join Zoom Meeting
- Meeting ID: 742 400 819
Password: 017326
- One tap mobile: +16468769923,,742400819# US (New York)
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Monday, 20 April
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Sunday, 19 April
- 9a Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini shares a lesson on the Gospel reading, about Doubting Thomas! (YouTube)
- 11a English: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- 12n Latin Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (in our Facebook group)
- 3p Hour of Mercy with Eucharistic Adoration and praying the Divine Mercy Chaplet (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 8.15p CYO: if you’re in High School (9th-12th grade), join us for a fun chat on fellowship and formation with Stephanie & John Lasitter! All are welcome, even if you’re new!
- Our church is open 7a-7p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Saturday, 18 April
- 12n English Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (in our Facebook group)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 7a-7p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Friday, 17 April
- 10a Storytime with the Principal (YouTube)
- 12n English Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (in our Facebook group)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-12n; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Thursday, 16 April
- 9a Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini shares a lesson on mercy in preparation for Divine Mercy Sunday (YouTube)
- 10a Terrific Kids Award Ceremony for our parish school children (in our Facebook group)
- 12n English Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (in our Facebook group)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 7p Bible Timeline: A private study group that is finishing the last few weeks virtually of a 40+ week study on the bible with Jeff Cavins.
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Wednesday, 15 April
- 9a Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 10a: Kids: Meet Saint Rita! (YouTube) Studying the lives of saints is a fantastic proxy for how to become one! In this episode, Fr Smith teaches children about Saint Rita whose statue we have in our Church.
- 12n English Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; same day re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (or text “give” to 833-864-3614)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (in our Facebook group)
- 7p Women’s Group: All women are invited, even if you’ve never been before, to a virtual study by Blessed is She on topics of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. The group will focus on VIRTUE first.
- if using a phone, dial 253 215 8782
- Zoom Meeting Link
- Meeting ID: 492 884 152
- Password – either POPEndow or EndowPOP
- 7.30p: Even if you’ve never joined Fraternus, boys in 6th-12th grade are invited to a virtual Wednesday night Frat Night!
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Tuesday, 14 April
- 7p RCIA: This class is exclusive to those who enrolled in September 2019. To discuss enrollment in the next session beginning September 2020, please contact Sean Chapman at rcia@princeofpeacetaylors.org
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 8.30p Men’s Group – NEW! Meditations on “The Priest is Not His Own”by Venerable Fulton Sheen
- Join Zoom Meeting
- Meeting ID: 742 400 819
Password: 017326
- One tap mobile: +16468769923,,742400819# US (New York)
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Monday, 13 April
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Sunday, 12 April (Easter Sunday)
- 10a English Mass – Mass of the Resurrection: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; a link will be posted same day with the re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. You can subscribe to our YouTube channel or come back here for the link when it’s posted. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- If you are following along with us in the Extraordinary Form and do not have a Missal, we encourage you to download the Google Drive file at https://bit.ly/englishEFmissal in English or https://bit.ly/spanishEFmissal in Spanish.
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (in our Facebook group)
- 2p: Storytime with the Principal (YouTube)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Saturday, 11 April (Holy Saturday)
- 8.30a Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini explains Holy Saturday’s waiting & hoping in a kid-friendly manner (watch here).
- 4p Easter Vigil Latin Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; a link will be posted same day with the re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. You can subscribe to our YouTube channel or come back here for the link when it’s posted. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- If you are following along with us in the Extraordinary Form and do not have a Missal, we encourage you to download the Google Drive file at https://bit.ly/englishEFmissal in English or https://bit.ly/spanishEFmissal in Spanish.
- note that there is no blessing of the Easter fire or procession of the paschal candle, or baptismal liturgy
- watch Fr Smith’s lectures on Holy Saturday & Easter
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 7a-7p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Friday, 10 April (Good Friday)
- 6p Mass of the Presanctified, Latin Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; a link will be posted same day with the re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 7a-7p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Thursday, 9 April (Maundy Thursday)
- 6p Latin Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; a link will be posted same day with the re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 7a-7p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Wednesday, 8 April (Spy Wednesday)
- 9a Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 10a: Kids: Meet Blessed Karl! (YouTube) Studying the lives of saints is a fantastic proxy for how to become one! In this episode, Fr Smith teaches children about Blessed Karl of Austria whose relic we installed last year!
- 12n Latin Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; a link will be posted same day with the re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. You can subscribe to our YouTube channel or come back here for the link when it’s posted. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- If you are following along with us in the Extraordinary Form and do not have a Missal, we encourage you to download the Google Drive file at https://bit.ly/englishEFmissal in English or https://bit.ly/spanishEFmissal in Spanish.
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (in our Facebook group)
- 7p Women’s Group: All women are invited, even if you’ve never been before, to a virtual study by Blessed is She on topics of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. The group will focus on VIRTUE first.
- if using a phone, dial 253 215 8782
- Zoom Meeting Link
- Meeting ID: 492 884 152
- Password – either POPEndow or EndowPOP
- 7.30p: Even if you’ve never joined Fraternus, boys in 6th-12th grade are invited to a virtual Wednesday night Frat Night!
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Tuesday, 7 April (Temple Tuesday)
- 9a Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini explains the triduum in a kid-friendly manner (watch here).
- 12n Latin Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; a link will be posted same day with the re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. You can subscribe to our YouTube channel or come back here for the link when it’s posted. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- If you are following along with us in the Extraordinary Form and do not have a Missal, we encourage you to download the Google Drive file at https://bit.ly/englishEFmissal in English or https://bit.ly/spanishEFmissal in Spanish.
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (in our Facebook group)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 8.30p Men’s Group – NEW! Meditations on “The Priest is Not His Own”
- Join Zoom Meeting
- Meeting ID: 742 400 819
Password: 017326
- One tap mobile: +16468769923,,742400819# US (New York)
- 7p RCIA: This class is exclusive to those who enrolled in September 2019. To discuss enrollment in the next session beginning September 2020, please contact Sean Chapman at rcia@princeofpeacetaylors.org
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Monday, 6 April (Fig Monday)
- 12n Latin Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; a link will be posted same day with the re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- You do not need to be a Facebook member to see our page. Anyone can watch Mass LIVE.
- When you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You will not see Mass start until just before the starting time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- Later the same day, we’ll post on YouTube. You can subscribe to our YouTube channel or come back here for the link when it’s posted. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- If you are following along with us in the Extraordinary Form and do not have a Missal, we encourage you to download the Google Drive file at https://bit.ly/englishEFmissal in English or https://bit.ly/spanishEFmissal in Spanish.
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (in our Facebook group)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Sunday, 5 April (Palm Sunday):
- 10a Latin Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; a link will be posted same day with the re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- 11a: English Mass with Bishop Guglielmone (YouTube)
- 1p: Do the faithful have a right to have access to the Sacraments in the time of COVID-19? This is the 3rd in a series about celebrating Holy Week by Fr Christopher Smith. (YouTube)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 8.15p CYO: if you’re in High School (9th-12th grade), join us for a fun chat on fellowship and formation with Stephanie & John Lasitter! All are welcome, even if you’re new!
- Our church is open 7a-10a; closed 10a-2p; open 2p-7p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Saturday, 4 April:
- 8.30a: Kids: Meet St Josemaria Escriva! Children will learn about the lives of saints with Fr Smith (links will not work til 8.30a: presented on Facebook and YouTube)
- 3p: Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini explains the Gospel reading today in a kid-friendly manner (watch here). Use this worksheet for your children!
- 5p OF Anticipated Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is unlocked for prayerful silence between 7a-7p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Friday, 3 April:
- 10.30a: Storytime with Principal Cunningham (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook)
- 11a: Live Facebook Chat with Principal Cunningham (in our Facebook group)
- 12n EF Mass (Latin Mass): (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- After Mass: Stations of the Cross (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-12n; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Thursday, 2 April:
- 9a Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini shares a lesson preparing children for the 1st reading on Palm Sunday (part 1 of 2)
- 12n OF Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (in our Facebook group)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Wednesday, 1 April:
- 9a Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 12n OF Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (in our Facebook group)
- 7p Women’s Group: All women are invited, even if you’ve never been before, to a virtual study by Blessed is She on topics of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. The group will focus on VIRTUE first.
- 7.30p: Even if you’ve never joined Fraternus, boys in 6th-12th grade are invited to a virtual Wednesday night Frat Night!
- 8.30p: How do we celebrate Holy Week in the time of COVID-19? This is the beginning of a multi-part series by Fr Christopher Smith (Facebook & YouTube)
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Tuesday, 31 March:
- 12n Latin Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith
- 7p RCIA: RCIA members will finish the last 4 weeks of their study virtually (closed sessions)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Monday, 30 March:
- Happy Birthday to Maria Barontini, our Pastoral Associate for Children’s Catechesis!
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our church is open 9a-4p; limit 10 visitors at a time. The large doors to the Church will be closed, but unlocked during open hours due to pollen and birdies!
Sunday, 29 March:
- 9a Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini explains the Gospel reading today in a kid-friendly manner (watch here)
- 11a OF Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; a link will be posted same day with the re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- note: when you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You won’t see Mass start until just before 11a. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- after the Facebook LIVE, we’ll post on YouTube. You can subscribe to our YouTube channel or come back here for the link when it’s posted. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- 12n EF Mass (Latin Mass): (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; a link will be posted same day with the re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- note: when you click the link for Facebook, you’ll go to our Facebook page. You won’t see Mass start until a few minutes prior to the start time. There’s not a way to send a direct link for a future broadcast.
- after the Facebook LIVE, we’ll post on YouTube. You can subscribe to our YouTube channel or come back here for the link when it’s posted. Subscribe to Prince of Peace Catholic Church & School’s YouTube Channel
- After 12n Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (you can post your questions/comments to be answered)
- wait inside our Facebook group after Mass! After Fr Smith has changed and put things away from Mass, he’ll do a LIVE chat where you can comment and he’ll reply live. This is a great opportunity for kids.
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 8.15p CYO: if you’re in High School (9th-12th grade), join us for a fun chat on fellowship and formation with Stephanie & John Lasitter! All are welcome, even if you’re new!
- Our Church is open for you to come between 7a-10a, closed between 10a-2p, re-opened between 2p-7p today! Limit 10 people at a time.
Saturday, 28 March:
- 12n OF Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our Church is open for you to come between 7a-7p today! Limit 10 people at a time.
Friday, 27 March:
- 10.30a: Storytime with Principal Cunningham (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube with link posted later that day)
- 12n EF Mass (Latin Mass): (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our Church is open for you to come between 9a-12n today! Limit 10 people at a time.
Thursday, 26 March:
- 9a Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini shares a lesson on using your Bible (part 1 of a 2 part series) (click here)
- 12n OF Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our Church is open for you to come between 9a-4p today! Limit 10 people at a time.
Wednesday, 25 March:
- 8.30a Message for Children from Fr Smith (click here)
- 9a Rosary
- 12n EF Mass (Latin Mass): (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (posted in our Facebook group)
- After Live Chat with Fr Smith, a Facebook Live with Principal Cunningham (click here for a re-broadcast)
- 7p Women’s Group: All women are invited, even if you’ve never been before, to a virtual study by Blessed is She’s on the Rosary. This week, the discussion will be on the 5th glorious mystery, The Coronation of the Blessed Virgin Mary!
- 7.30p: Even if you’ve never joined Fraternus, boys in 6th-12th grade are invited to a virtual Wednesday night Frat Night!
- Our Church is open for you to come between 9a-4p today! Limit 10 people at a time.
Tuesday, 24 March:
- 9a Religious Education for Children: Maria Barontini shares a lesson on using your Bible (part 1 of a 2 part series) (click here)
- 12n OF Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our Church is open for you to come between 9a-4p today! Limit 10 people at a time.
Monday, 23 March:
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Our Church is open for you to come between 9a-4p today! Limit 10 people at a time.
Sunday, 22 March:
- 9a Religious Education: Maria Barontini shares a lesson for children on how to pick a Bible (watch)
- 11a OF Mass: (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- Blessing of Expectant Mothers: watch here
- 12n EF Mass (Latin Mass): (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (you can post your questions/comments to be answered)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 8.15p CYO: if you’re in High School (9th-12th grade), join us for a fun chat on fellowship and formation with Stephanie & John Lasitter! All are welcome, even if you’re new!
- Our Church is open for you to come between 7a-10a & 1.30p-7p today! Limit 10 people at a time.
Saturday, 21 March:
- Happy Birthday to Sarah Smith, parish school teacher!
- 12n Mass (OF) (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith (you can post your questions/comments to be answered)
- 1p-ish Stations of the Cross with Benediction led by Dcn Gus (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- 7p Rosary: Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- Church is open 7a-12p & 2.30p-7p [closed 12-2.30p]
Friday, 20 March:
- 10a: Storytime with Principal Cunningham (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube with link posted later that day)
- 12n: Mass in Extrordinary Form/Latin Mass (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- After Mass: Live Facebook Chat with Fr Smith:
- wait inside our Facebook group after Mass! After Fr Smith has changed and put things away from Mass, he’ll do a LIVE chat where you can comment and he’ll reply live. This is a great opportunity for kids.
- 7p: Join in praying a rosary with your parish family! Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), someone will volunteer to lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
Thursday, 19 March:
Wednesday, 18 March:
- 12n: Mass in Ordinary Form (presented LIVE broadcast on Facebook; re-broadcast on YouTube); our virtual collection basket (totally hygienic!)
- 6p: Join in praying a rosary together! Share your intentions (briefly, if desired), 2 folks will lead each decade and the rest will be asked to stay on mute (minor delays mess with the cadence).
- 7p: Women’s Study: All women are invited, even if you’ve never been before, to a virtual study by Blessed is She’s on the Rosary. This week, the discussion will be on the 4th glorious mystery, The Assumption!
- 7.30p: Even if you’ve never joined Fraternus, boys in 6th-12th grade are invited to a virtual Wednesday night Frat Night!
Tuesday, 17 March
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