All Souls
Sacred Heart and St. Joseph the Worker
Welcome! We invite you to reserve your place for All Souls Day Mass
Please read the following before making your reservation
Everyone attending Mass does so at their own risk.
People from vulnerable groups should not attend Mass until it is safe for them to do so.
To help us comply with diocesan and government policies we ask that you do not show up for Mass without a reservation. Thank you for your understanding.
Those attending Mass must be in good health. Each person attending Mass must ask themselves these questions:
In the last 14 days, have you
1. Traveled internationally?
2. Been exposed to a person with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 without the correct PPE?
3. Had a temperature at least 100.4°F?
4. Had new or increased shortness of breath or difficulty breathing?
5. Had a new cough?
6. Had at least two of the following symptoms together:
Chills Muscle Pain Headache Sore Throat New loss of taste or smell Diarrhea Vomiting Runny nose/congestion Fatigue
A “Yes” to even one question is a failed screening and you should not attend Mass. If you are visibly sick you will not be allowed in the church.
A 6’ distance between households must be maintained at all times while on the property. This includes the parking lot, sidewalks, grounds, restroom, vestibule, and church.
Out of love and concern for our fellow parishioners, everyone attending Mass is required to wear a cloth facial cover or a mask.
Those with large families, please plan on arriving 10 - 15 minutes before Mass begins to allow us to more easily seat you.
You must check in at the front door. An Usher may guide you to your seat if the church is full. Thank you for sitting where the Usher seats you.
Out of love and care for our fellow parishioners we are asking everyone to receive Holy Communion in the hand only. If you require a gluten free host, please note that in the comments and tell the greeter when you check in.
At this time, the vestibule is not available for use as a cry room.
The restrooms are available for use. Only one person at at time (except parent and child), please. Restrooms are not sanitized between uses. Use at your own risk.
Thank you!
All Souls Day - Monday, November 2
9 am Sacred Heart
Blessing of graves at “Dublin” Cemetery immediately following Mass, weather permitting
5 pm St. Joseph the Worker
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