St. Dominic - St. Francis Xavier
Our Lady of Snows Shrine
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Mission StatementTo continue the mission of Jesus Christ; to bring his love, mercy and the Eucharist to our community and all God's people.BackForwardPauseCaption
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REVISED GUIDELINES for PUBLIC WORSHIP
1. DISPENSATION from SUNDAY OBLIGATION is no longer in effect.
2. DENSITY LIMITATIONS and PERSONAL BEHAVIORAL GUIDELINES. No more reserved seating and space restrictions. Sit wherever you feel comfortable. Wearing of masks is not mandatory but is a personal choice and you are encouraged to do what you feel is comfortable for you . Sanitizers will continue to be made available at church entrances.
3. LITURGICAL GUIDELINES for the CELEBRATION of MASS
(a) The following are still suspended: passing of collection plates, offertory procession, holding hands and other forms of physical contact with persons not belonging to one’s household (Our Father and Sign of Peace).
(b) For Holy Communion, the distribution of the Precious Blood will continue to be suspended and receiving the Sacred Host on the tongue is still discouraged. If you choose to receive communion on the tongue please wait to be last in line and receive it from Fr. William.
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TEMPORARY SCHEDULE
Our schedule until further notice:
DAILY MASS Schedule:
Wednesday & Friday 9AM St. Dominic
Tuesday & Thursday 9AM St. Francis Xavier
WEEKEND MASS Schedule:
Saturday Vigil 5:30PM St. Dominic
Sunday 8AM St. Francis Xavier
Sunday 10:30AM St. Dominic
CONFESSIONS and ADORATION:
Wednesday 5PM St. Dominic
OFFICE HOURS: Tueday to Thursday 8:30am - 1:30pm, Friday 8:30-12nnPlease bear with the current arrangements. God bless!
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Christmas Nativity Yard Display Drawing
Purchase an opportunity to win a beautiful 3-piece metal Christmas Nativity yard display.
Tickets are $25.00 each with no purchase limit.
Last day to purchase a ticket will be Friday, December 10th.
The winning ticket will be drawn on Sunday, December 12th.
Tickets can be purchased electronically by clicking HERE.
or
Tickets can be purchased from Cathy Haug at 785-364-5946 or Beth Nelson at 785-851-0787 and other St. Dominic's Altar Society members listed in the weekly church bulletin.
Your name, phone number, address and payment are needed to be placed in the drawing.
At 400 tickets sold, our sales will stop.
Description:Color black. 3 interlocking sections. End sections: 30” width x 41” height.
Middle section: 34” width x 48” height. (Total width 8ft) Easy to assemble. Stores flat.
Water and rust resistant. Metal 1/8” thick. Delivery is winner’s responsibility. Retail Value $475.00
Donated by Beth & Brent Nelson. Made by Schmitz Welding and Fabrication, Baileyville, Kansas -
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