Due to expected dangerous driving conditions because of snow, we will not have Mass tomorrow. The weather conditions will be perfect for St. Lucy celebrations, though. Bring on the hot saffron-scented rolls and the hot spiced drinks!
This Saturday, Rev. Carlos Zepeda, Mexico; Rev. Denis McGuire, USA; and Rev. Josef Weissensteiner, Austria, will be ordained to the priesthood at Mary Immaculate Catholic Church in Omaha, NE, by His Excellency, Bishop Mark Pivarunas, CMRI. Please pray for them.
The ceremony begins at 8 am, Central time, and will be live-streamed via YouTube at this link: https://youtu.be/OUBIHyC2Rsc
The newly ordained priests’ first Solemn High Masses will also be live-streamed: Fr. McGuire on Sunday at 10 am, Fr. Zepeda, Monday at 7 am, and Fr. Weissensteiner on Tuesday at 7am. Links for those live streams are not yet available.
Since Father will be saying Mass for us early on Tuesday for the Immaculate Conception, we will have Sunday Mass, Dec. 6, at 6 pm.
Monday, Dec. 7, is a day of complete fast and abstinence for the Vigil of the Immaculate Conception, a Holy Day of Obligation. Mass will be at 7 am on Tuesday, Dec. 8.
Confessions 30 minutes before each Mass.
Due to Colorado’s Fr. Leon having to go back to Argentina to resolve some visa issues, Fr. Sandquist will be covering an extra chapel, Sacred Heart in Topeka, on Sundays until ordinations on Dec. 12th. In order to facilitate this, Father will be alternating early and later Mass times between the Chelsea and Edmond chapels.
Starting this Sunday, the new temporary schedule will be in place. This Sunday, Mass will be at 7 am. Next Sunday it will be at noon. Check the bulletin if you get confused. You will find the bulletin page tab in the header of the website.
Fr. Sandquist will be covering an extra chapel this Sunday, so we will have Mass at 7:30 am and confessions at 7 am.
Our Lady of Fatima Mission Chapel 