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Special MASS TIMES

Attention:
We are again holding mass services at St. Henry Catholic Church. Before attending Mass, please review Father Trawick's Video on coming back to Mass at St. Henry's. The video is just to the left of this message. It can also be viewed on our Facebook page.

St. Henry Mass times are currently Sunday Morning at 10:30 AM, and we will not be holding a Saturday Mass. We will also be offering Mass on Tuesday and Thursday at 8:00 AM.

St. Stephen's Mass times are Saturday at 6:30 PM unless they don't have enough people attending and/or they don't have enough ministers. Sunday Mass will be held at 8:00 AM. They will also offer Mass on Wednesday at 9:00 AM and Friday at 12:00 PM.

Once we are having overflow on Sunday morning we will add Saturday's Mass back at St. Henry.

Keep in mind we do not have the obligation to attend, Father is offering Mass for those who are healthy enough and wish to attend. If you feel you are not ready there is no reason to come until it is again safe to do so. No one should come if their health is compromised,

We will have at least one of the weekend Masses streamed on Facebook. Again we have a bulletin on our web page that will reflect these changes and this will go on our Facebook page as well.

These changes are temporary and things can change back. Up to date information will go out on Flock notes and in our bulletin as well as our Facebook page. Please contact Peggy Potempa with questions 270-252-4164.
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