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Confession Times
- Saturday 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM Beginning April 10th. No Confessions on Holy Saturday April 3rd
Or by appointment (928) 342-3544
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UPDATED COVID PROTOCOLS EFFECTIVE 5/22/21
Dear Faithful Catholic,
As you probably are aware, the CDC has announced that facemasks and social distancing are no longer required at indoor events for those who have been fully vaccinated. This is great news! However, in charity, we must recall those who cannot be vaccinated or fear the possible transmission of the Covid-19 virus to vulnerable family members. Indeed, charity and understanding remain the hallmarks of the true followers of Jesus Christ. For this reason, I am asking each pastor to provide one weekend Mass that keeps the full protocols in place. All remaining weekend Masses will resume without requiring facemasks or social distancing. This change in protocols will begin on the weekend of Pentecost (May 22/23).
If you prefer a Mass without protocols then I urge you to check your parish website which will show which weekend Mass retains the protocols and the remaining weekend Masses which will be celebrated without protocols.
As we move forward let us not forget those whose lives were lost, those who were gravely impacted by the Coronavirus, or the vulnerable who walk with us still.
May God bless you abundantly,
Bishop Edward J. Weisenburger
THE SATURDAY 4:00 PM MASS WILL BE DESIGNATED AS THE MASS WHERE THE PROTOCOLS TO WEAR A MASK AND SOCIAL DISTANCE WILL STILL BE FOLLOWED. -
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Reading I 2 Cor 11:18, 21-30Responsorial Psalm 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7Gospel Mt 6:19-23
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COVID-19 Drive thru testing now available at St. John Neumann
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Adopt-a-Nurse by City of Yuma
Please consider supporting Yuma City’s Adopt-A-Nurse Program. It’s a program to help support our healthcare workers at the hospital who are selflessly taking care of our COVID-19 patients while putting themselves in harm’s way. We are looking to support them by letting them know that we are behind them. Your donations will provide different elements of support from food, drinks, and other necessities and words of encouragement, we look to influence their morale to help keep our healthcare workers in the best Spirits possible while they deal with this pandemic.
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Link to Schedule your COVID-19 Vaccine