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Weekend Masses
Sunday 10:30 AM (Spanish)
Sunday 12:00 PM (English)
Holy Days of Obligation
6 PM
Weekday Mass
Friday 11 AM
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Parish InfoOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
2316 W. Coldwater Road
Flint, Michigan 48505
810-787-5701
FAX 810-597-4156
Parish Email: ologflint@gmail.com
OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Friday
8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
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LEGION OF MARY
FridaysAdoration: 10 a.m.
Mass: 11 a.m.
Praesidium: Noon
*Meetings resume July 9th after 11:00am mass.
HISPANIC SENIOR CLUB
Meetings suspended until further notice.
Diocese of Lansing Recommendations Return to Mass Guidelines
May 2020
Catholics of the Diocese of Lansing remain dispensed from the obligation to participate at Sunday Mass until the end of July 2020, at which time the dispensation may be extended.Please, do not come to Church if you are elderly and/or have an underlying medical condition or if you are sick. We also discourage children under seven from attending since they may find it difficult to follow social distancing and other hygienic behavior. You must wear a mask at Church.
Church capacity will be limited to 25%, with certain pews roped off and social distancing expected. This means that once the church is at capacity, you should be prepared to be turned away; accept such a decision graciously and continue to offer your sacrifices for the benefit of all our sisters and brothers.
Please bring your own cleaning wipes to clean the pew area where you and your family will sit and kneel—the parish may not have time to do a thorough cleaning between Masses.
The dispensation from the Sunday obligation will continue through July 31, 2020. Parishes should plan to live stream Masses even after this date for those who cannot attend for serious health concerns.Participants
Attendance should not exceed 25% of each parish’s seating capacity. Parishioners may need to watch live stream from their cars.
Proper social distancing should be maintained between separate households. Parishioners are to bring their own mask and sanitizer.
Those who are vulnerable to the coronavirus because of age or other health issues should be told not to attend public Masses. Please refer to this list of vulnerable populations from the CDC.
Parents are encouraged to leave small children at home, if feasible.
Often, children who are not yet eligible to receive Communion lack the ability to follow hygienic and distancing guidelines that protect themselves and others.
Nursing infants are welcome.
All those in attendance must wear face masks. Even if you do not feel a need to do so, others will be made to feel much more comfortable if you do and we all want to have care for one another.In General
The Sign of Peace: The invitation to the Sign of Peace and, consequently, the physical greeting are to be omitted until further notice.Personal Precautions
People who feel sick or have any symptoms of sickness (fever, cough, etc.) should not attend.
People should bring their own sanitizing wipes to sanitize the area where they will sit and kneel. They should not rely solely upon the parish staff cleaning the entire church between Masses.
DIRECTRICES PARA VOLVER A MISA
mayo 2020
Los católicos de la Diócesis de Lansing permanecen dispensados de la obligación de participar en la misa dominical hasta finales de julio de 2020, a cual momento en el que la dispensa puede ser extendida.
Por favor, no venga a la Iglesia si usted es anciano y/o tiene una condición médica subyacente o si está enfermo. También desaconsejamos a los niños menores de siete años que asistan, ya que pueden tener dificultades para seguir el distanciamiento social y otras conductas higiénicas. Debe usar una máscara en la Iglesia.
La capacidad de la Iglesia se limitará al 25%, con ciertos bancos cerrados y se espera el distanciamiento social. Esto significa que una vez que la iglesia está a su capacidad, usted debe estar preparado para ser rechazado; aceptar tal decisión con gracia y continuar ofreciendo sus sacrificios en beneficio de todos nuestros hermanos y hermanas.Por favor traiga sus propias toallitas desinfectantes para desinfectar el área donde usted y su familia se sentarán y se arrodillarán, es posible que la parroquia no tenga tiempo para hacer una limpieza a fondo entre las misas.
La dispensa de la obligación dominical continuará hasta el 31 de julio de 2020. Las parroquias deben planear la transmisión en vivo de misas incluso después de esta fecha para aquellos que no pueden asistir por causa de problemas de salud graves.ParticipantesLa asistencia no debe exceder el 25% de la capacidad de asientos de cada parroquia. Los feligreses pueden necesitar ver la transmisión en vivo desde sus coches.
Debe mantenerse un distanciamiento social adecuado entre familias.
Los feligreses deben traer su propia máscara y desinfectante.
A los que son vulnerables al coronavirus debido a la edad u otros problemas de salud se les debe decir que no asistan a misas públicas. Consulte la lista de poblaciones vulnerables del CDC.
Se les pide a los padres que dejen a los niños pequeños en casa, si es posible.
A veces, los niños que aún no son elegibles para recibir la Comunión carecen de la capacidad de seguir reglas higiénicas y de distanciamiento que se protejan a sí mismos y a los demás.
Los bebés lactantes son bienvenidos.
Todos los asistentes deben usar máscaras faciales. Incluso si usted no siente la necesidad de hacerlo, otros se sentirán mucho más cómodos si lo hace y todos queremos tener cuidado el uno al otro.
En General
El signo de la paz: La invitación al signo de la paz y, en consecuencia, el saludo físico deben omitirse hasta nuevo aviso.
Precauciones Personales
Las personas que se sientan enfermas o tengan algún síntoma de enfermedad (fiebre, tos, etc.) no deben asistir.
Las personas deben traer sus propias toallitas desinfectantes para desinfectar el área donde se sentarán y se arrodillarán. No deben confiar únicamente en el personal de la parroquia que limpie toda la iglesia entre misas.
DSA 2020 CAMPAIGNOur Church is at Work. Can You Help?
WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE DIOCESAN SERVICES APPEAL (DSA)?The DSA is an annual appeal, meaning our contributions are put to work, right away, in a multitude of ministries and activities.HOW ARE DSA CONTRIBUTIONS USED? Contributions are used to fund the ministries, programs and services that offer direct assistance to individuals and families and to our parishes, schools and affiliated Catholic organizations. These include, but are not limited to:- Adoption and Foster Care Services
- Campus Ministry
- Care for our Priests – Active and Retired
- Catholic Charities Works of Mercy
- Catechesis and Catechist Formation
- Catholic Schools
- Communications
- Diaconate Formation and Support
- Diocesan Assemblies
- Evangelization
- Faith-Based Counseling
- FAITH Magazine
- Financial Services and Audits
- Hispanic Ministries
- Hospital Ministry
- Lay Ecclesial Ministry and Formation
- Marriage and Family Programs
- Marriage Tribunal Services
- Natural Family Planning
- Pregnancy Counseling and Services
- Professional Services for Parishes
- Religious Education
- Restorative Justice/Jail Ministry
- Retreats and Conferences
- Sacramental Records and Archives
- Seminarian Education and Formation
- St. Francis Retreat Center
- Young Adult Vocational Formation
- Youth Formation and Ministry
DSA contributions are the primary source of income for the Central Services Fund of the Diocese of Lansing. A report of the Central Services Fund expenses in fiscal year 2019 is provided below:- Ministry Grants, Service Agreements, Subsidies 25.1%
- Vocations 13.2%
- Catholic Charities 8.3%
- New Evangelization 6.7%
- Chancery Services 16.8%
- Education 4.9%
- Formation 9.1%
- Diocesan and Parish Financial Services, Stewardship and Human Resources 16.0%
WILL DSA FUNDS BE USED FOR COSTS RELATED TO THE SEXUAL ABUSE OF MINORS?
No. DSA funds have not been nor will be used for costs related to abuse. Nor are DSA funds diverted to help pay abuse costs in other dioceses.
IS MY ANNUAL DSA GIFT REALLY NEEDED THIS YEAR?
Yes! The good works of our Catholic Church continue. In fact, many new initiatives are addressing the increased physical, educational, and spiritual needs that have arisen in the course of the COVID-19 pandemic. Further, this fall is likely to see the largest group of new seminarians in our diocese for more than a decade. Thanks be to God! It is great news; but it could not have come along at a more difficult time financially. Your gift will help meet this challenge.
Thank you!
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