ST. PATRICK’S
CHURCH
Mass Times:
Sundays 10 am
**Parishioner Reservations Only**
Week Day Masses
**Open to ALL**
(Seating is assigned on a first come, first serve basis)
Monday | Wednesday | Friday 7 pm
Doors open for Prayer at 6 pm
Tuesday | Thursday | Saturday 8 am
STATIONS OF THE CROSS:
Fridays at 6:15 pm, mass at 7 pm.
Reconciliation:
Confessions are available by appointment, and will be heard while maintaining social distancing in the body of the church or outside. The blessing of water will be handled the same way.
Fr. Antony ~ 1-519-350-3437
Baptism / First Communion:
Contact our office.
RESTRICTIONS APPLY TO ALL MASSES
The Ontario Government and the Diocese have given the green light allowing us to once again return to church. This is great news, but with this there are numerous restrictions which must be followed.
PLEASE NOTE:
If you are feeling unwell, or think you may have come in contact with someone who has tested positive for Covid-19, please stay home.
RESTRICTIONS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
MASKS • Masks must be worn at all times throughout the entire service. • Masks must cover your nose and mouth. • Masks must be left on at all times. • Masks also required for confessions. If you are not able to adhere to these requirements due to medical reasons or any other undisclosed reason, then we ask that you please refrain from attending services. We ask that you stay home until such time that everyone gets vaccinated or the restrictions are lifted. Full dispensation has been given until the end of Easter at this point.
TRACEABILITY It is imperative we maintain records of those attending in order to comply with record keeping and traceability requirements. The log book that is at the back of the church and in the confession area must be filled in for contact tracing. You MUST provide your Name, Phone Number and Address. This information will only be used in the event contact tracing is required. After 30 days these sheets are destroyed.
PRE-REGISTRATION As before you must register for Sunday services. There are strict capacity limiations which dictate how many we can accommodate at one service. The seating structure in place with the taped area on the pews will remain the same. Please note, capacity limits include Parishioners, Officiants, and staff.
PHYSICAL DISTANCING Physical distancing measures are still being implemented.
Thank You
ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH BULLETIN
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Feb 21 , 2021
1ST SUNDAY OF LENT
Feb 14, 2021
6TH SUNDAY OT
COVID-19 UPDATE FROM BISHOP FABBRO (Update #17)
The Episcopal Council gathered on 25 January to look at the how our parishes may be operating during the upcoming Season of Lent. Father Michael Béchard, Director of Liturgy for the Diocese, joined the meeting to offer his expertise. While we see progress in the decreasing numbers of COVID cases in the province, due to the current lock-down, we expect that it will be some time before we are allowed to open our churches again. With that in mind, we considered each aspect of Lent and Easter with the possibility that the current lock-down would continue and that some or all regions of the Diocese might be declared as “red” or other colours, allowing more openness. Some of the directives will be specified under two titles: “LOCK-DOWN” and “OPEN”. The latter presumes all restrictions are in place for capacity, distancing, the use of masks and cleaning protocols as earlier defined. In this upcoming holy and joyful season, let us profess our hope in God’s presence among us through our love for our neighbours. May we prepare our hearts and minds to be renewed in our baptismal commitment as faithful disciples of Jesus. Most Rev. Ronald P. Fabbro, C.S.B. Bishop of London
For the complete article use this link: 2021 01 29 COVID-19 Update-17.pdf (dionet.ca)
ST. PATRICK’S
CEMETERY
Cemetery Board
Contact the Church Office
(519) 689 – 7760
Leave a message, your phone number and email, and the information will be directed to the Cemetery Board.
Someone from the Board will get back to you.
Here is a link to the latest Updated COVID-19 Protocols for Cemeteries