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If you have not been with us recently, masks are required and every other pew has been blocked off for social distancing. Please observe the 6’ safe distance in the pew for those ‘not’ in your household.
You will notice that the Communion procession is a bit different which will be explained at Communion time.
You will also notice that there will be no collection, but we encourage you to leave any offerings in the basket on the front of the Altar.
We ask for your understanding when it comes to singing, which has been severely limited in order to prevent transmission of the COVID-19 virus. Singing is considered a super spreader. We invite you, therefore, not to sing.Please Note: Older adults and those with underlying health conditions continue to be advised to avoid public assemblies. The suspension of the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays has been extended to February 21, 2021.
----------------------------------------------Thank you for your patience as we continue to maintain our place of worship safely within the pandemic guidelines.
Entrance is front-door only.
Every other pew will be available.
Please observe the 6’ safe distance in the pew for those ‘not’ in your household.
Masks must be worn. Ushers will be available to help with observing the safe distancing guidelines.
To view the next live-streamed Mass, please click on the Link available here on our Website (to the right of this note)Church Bulletins are available in the church after Masses. There is also a link here on our website to view the weekly Church Bulletins.
If you wish to have a Bulletin mailed to you weekly, please call the Rectory office.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
St. Louis Rectory Office is open for your Calls 508-943-0240 from
9:00AM-1:00PM Monday - Friday.
(The Rectory Office entrance to the Public remains closed until further notice).We encourage Online Giving (link available on this Website).
St. Louis Church envelopes can be mailed to the Rectory Office or can also be dropped off through the 'slot' at the Rectory front door at anytime.
It is because of your continued financial support to the parish that we have been able to continue paying our payroll and bills during these difficult times.
Your generosity and thoughtfulness are very much appreciated and I am most grateful to you and proud of our parish!
Let us continue to Pray for all those affected by the virus and an end to the Pandemic. GOD BLESS-----------------------------------------------------
Our MissionThe Mission of Saint Louis Parish is to strive to be disciples committed to carrying out the Mission of Jesus in our own time and place, through the celebration of Word and Sacrament, the formation of community, and service to the world.
15 Lake Street, Webster MA 01570
Phone: 508-943-0240 Fax: 508-943-0801
Email: saintlouischurch@verizon.net
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Sunday, January 17, 6:00 PMJoin us for an 8-part study as we take a closer look at Scripture, what it means, and why it is important for our lives. If you are interested in learning more about the Bible and how it all fits together, then this is the perfect opportunity for you! Our study will be broken up into 8 sessions that will be roughly 45 minutes each.Read More
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Thursday, January 21
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Friday, January 22
Did you know that in dioceses throughout the United States, January 22 is designated as a Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Children? As Catholics we are called to observe this day through the penitential practices of prayer, fasting and/or giving alms, in a way similar to our Lenten practices. Learn more about how you can participate at https://www.worcesterdiocese.org/jan-22-day-of-prayer.Read More
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Today's Readings
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Reading I Heb 4:12-16Responsorial Psalm 19:8, 9, 10, 15Gospel Mk 2:13-17
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