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City Wide Mass Schedule
Daily 7:00am Friday at Cathedral 8:00am Saturday at Cathedral 8:10am & 9:05am Wednesday at St. Mary’s** 8:30am Tuesday and Thursday St. Mary’s 11:00am Friday at St. Anne's 11:00am Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday at Basilica 12:10pm Tuesday and Wednesday at Cathedral * Saturday Evening Mass 4:00pm Basilica 4:30pm St. Mary’s ** 5:00pm Cathedral Sunday Mass 8:00am Basilica 8:30am St. Mary’s 10:00am Cathedral**10:00am Basilica 10:30am St. Mary’s **Livestreamed Masses
City Wide Confession Schedule
8:30am to 9:30am Saturday at Cathedral 3:15pm to 3:45pm Saturday at Basilica 3:30pm to 4:00pm Saturday at St. Mary’s
*Confessions available before the 12:10pm Mass on Tuesday and Wednesday at Cathedral. Refer to bulletin for any schedule changes.
Daily Mass times for the week of April 12: Cathedral 12:10pm-Tuesday, April 14 12:10pm-Wednesday, April 15 7am-Friday, April 17 8:00am-Saturday, April 18
Basilica 11am-Tuesday, April 14 11am-Wednesday, April 15 11am-Thursday, April 16 11am-Friday, April 17 4pm-Saturday, April 18 8am-Sunday, April 19 10am-Sunday, April 19
The Picture Directories have arrived and can be picked up in the parish office during office hours or after the weekend Masses. Those that had their picture taken will receive a free directory and those that did not have their picture taken can purchase one for $10 (while supplies last). Office hours are Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday 8:30am-4pm (closed from 12-1pm on Monday and Tuesday) and Wednesday and Friday 8:30am-noon.
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