As we face the challenge of the COVID-19 crisis, know that I am with you in pray The following categories of individuals are dispensed from the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and other Holy days of obligations(canon 1247) Individuals over the age of 60 individual with Chronic medical conditions, such as heart disease, diabetics, lung disease and cancer individual with severely compromised immune systems Caretakers of the at risk individuals listed above this dispensation remains in effect until it is revoked

Here is the information of the many resources on the website of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston.          SED ****************************** Livestreamed Saturday & Sunday Masses--English, Spanish, Vietnamese:  Listed are the parish names, days and times of the Masses and the links to access them;  Also includes Sunday televised Mass at Catholic Extension in Chicago and at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C., and more information    www.archgh.org/onlinemass On the website there are spiritual resources, prayers, and devotions    www.archgh.org/spiritualresources

COVID-19 Update: As parishes across the country are working to communicate well in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis, the J. S. Paluch Company is committed to helping you reach your flock even when they can’t be at Mass. To help you stay connected, we will be in contact with our bulletin customers very soon with updates and a Digital Communications Preparedness Kit. We recommend that you encourage all your parishioners to sign up for email delivery of your parish bulletin via our eBulletin service. It is free and easy to do: Subscribe As more and more people are encouraged to stay away from public places and even from work, we know that some parish bulletin editors will be unable to go to their parish offices. Here at J. S. Paluch, we have enabled bulletin editors to access their parish computer from home using a web application called TeamViewer.