Schedule of Worship Services

SPECIAL SCHEDULE NOTES

• Monday, February 20, Presidents' Day - The Federal Holiday schedule will be observed, as follows:  Masses at 8am and 12:10pm only, with no confessions. The Evening Eucharistic Holy Hour is rescheduled to Monday, February 27. The Rectory offices will be closed.
• 2012 Lent, Holy Week and Easter - Our full schedule of lituries and events is now available. (PDF - English display format) (PDF - English - print format)
• 2012 Cuaresma y Semana Santa - Nuestro horarior completo de liturgies y eventos está disponsible. (PDF - Spanish - para mirar) (PDF - Spanish - para imprimir)

REGULAR SCHEDULE OF MASSES, CONFESSIONS, PRAYERS AND DEVOTIONS

MASSES

Sundays

• Saturday Vigil 5:30pm (cantor and organ)
• 7:00am
• 8:30am (cantor and organ)
• 10:00am Latin - Ordinary Form (Schola Cantorum and organ*)
• 11:30am (interpreted for the deaf; Schola Cantorum and organ*)
• 1:00pm Spanish (Spanish Choir, instruments, piano and organ)
• 5:30pm (Contemporary Choir, except for Summer Ordinary Time)

* except for Winter and Summer Ordinary Time when the Schola is on hiatus

Weekdays

• 7:00am (not celebrated from July 5 through and including September 5)
• 8:00am
• 12:10pm
• 5:30pm

Saturdays

• 8:00am
• 12:10pm

Federal Holidays (doors open at 7:30am and close at 1:00pm)

• 8:00am
• 12:10pm

Holy Days

• 5:30pm vigil (cantor)
• 7:00am
• 8:00am
• 11:00am (cantor)
• 12:10pm (cantor)
• 5:30pm (cantor)
• 7:00pm (en español, con cantor)

LITURGY OF THE HOURS 

Morning Prayer

Monday through Friday at 7:30am (St. Anthony Chapel)

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (CONFESSIONS)

Weekdays

11:00am-12:00pm (except Holy Days and Federal Holidays)

Saturdays

4:00pm-5:00pm

DEVOTIONS

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

First Friday of each month (12:45pm-5:15pm)
Third Monday of each month (6:00pm-7:00pm with confessions)

Reparation to the Blessed Virgin

First Saturday of each month at 12:10pm

St. Anthony Novena

Tuesdays after 5:30pm Mass

Miraculous Medal Novena

Wednesdays after 5:30pm Mass

Lent

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