Archbishop Perez has announced that we may reopen church for the live celebration of Mass on June 6. All attendees will have to wear masks, and maintain social distance (sit two pews apart if not in same household). The Chalice will not be offered for now, and if you receive Holy Communion, it must be in the hand. (Remember, your entire body is consecrated by Baptism; your tongue is not holier or more worthy than your hands to receive Our Lord). Ushers must wear gloves during the collection. Sanitizer will be available. The sign of peace can be expressed as a wave, nod, smile—no physical contact. The missalettes will be removed from pews for now. Let’s rejoice in being able to be with each other and receive the Eucharistic Lord once again!
During the stay at home order, Mass will be live-streamed on the parish Facebook page, Sunday at 10:00 and other days at 11:30. It will also be posted for later viewing. Confessions are heard at 2:30 Saturday in church. Please wear a mask and take precautions. Stay safe!
Parish News & Events
Online Giving Instructions
Father Al’s Pastoral Letters – Saying Goodbye (updated 6/11/2020)
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A Message from Archbishop Pérez (updated 5/28/2020)
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Update from the US Conference of Catholic Bishops Regarding Ethical Shingles Vaccines
Shared Vision for the Future of SMS
Current Pastoral Report (updated 02/06/2019)
Latest Parish Finance Report (updated 06/12/2020)
Professional Standards and Business Conduct Policy
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Saint Martha’s Lobby Presentation (PDF)
News Archive
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