Mass Broadcasts
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Worship Aid - Thanksgiving Mass, November 25, 6:00pm
November 22nd, and the Bulletin
NEW - A lectionary guide for the first reading for daily Mass in weeks 33 -34 in Ordinary Time, Year II
For 112 years, the Paulist Fathers at St. Austin have invited Catholics and non-Catholics alike into a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ. Join our parish community for live-streamed Masses led by the religious community often called "the friendliest priests in America."
If you experience technical difficulties watching any of our streams, you can look at Broadcast Troubleshooting for possible solutions.
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 RV 15:1-4Responsorial Psalm PS 98:1, 2-3AB, 7-8, 9Gospel LK 21:12-19
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NOTE: Readings for feasts and solemnities take precedence over the regular daily lectionary readings.
On memorial days (such as most days commemorating a particular saint), a parish may choose to use other readings.
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The Little Book, A Traditional Advent Treasure
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Daily Reflections ~ Walk with Us Through Advent
In Advent, Christmas, Lent and Easter, the Little Books of the Diocese of Saginaw provide insight and inspiration. While the publisher isn't sending the books to our parish this year, Little Books can be ordered directly this year. They're available in paper and ebook formats. You can also get all the seasonal books. Read more about the Little Books app available for iOS and Android devices.
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Difficult Decisions to Keep You Safe
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New Policy from the Diocese of Austin
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A new protocol from the Diocese of Austin regarding the saving of live-streamed Masses states: "If a parish livestreams Mass, it may not save the recorded Mass on social media, the parish website, or on another website. Participating in the Mass via livestream is to be done concurrent and together with the parish community in the church.”
Temporary COVID-19 Protocols for the Celebration of the Sacraments
Therefore, effective October4, we will not archive daily Sunday Masses on our website, YouTube, or social media. For a further explanation please see Fr Chuck's bulletin article from the October 4 bulletin at the link below.
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QR Code for the Sunday Worship Aid
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Use your cell phone or tablet to access our worship aid (WA) for Mass. When you attend Mass in the church, in the Narthex you'll find a sign with a QR code that allows a quick retrieval of the WA at the click of a button!
What's the QR code? QR stands for Quick Response. It's a type of matrix barcode and looks like a square with black and white pixels forming a unique machine-readable pattern.
Why should I use the QR Code? Your electronic access saves printing costs, preserves the environment, and is a paperless way to help you participate fully in Mass.
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