Saint Lucie Catholic Church Port St. Lucie, Florida MAY 17, 2020 Sixth Sunday of Easter Jesus said to his disciples: “If you love me, you will keep my commandments…”. JN 14:15 Franciscan Friars Pastor: Fr. Mark A. Szanyi, OFM Conv. Parochial Vicars: Fr. Daniel Pal, OFM Conv. Fr. Milton Torres, OFM Conv. Assisting: Fr. Paul Gabriel, OFM Conv. Fr. Curt Kreml, OFM Conv. Deacons: Vincent Cookingham, Charles Immordino, Dale Konas, Carlos Melendez
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Saint Lucie Catholic Church
Port St. Lucie, Florida
MAY 17, 2020
Sixth Sunday of Easter
Jesus said to his disciples: “If you love me, you will keep my commandments…”. JN 14:15
ST. LUCIE CATHOLIC CHURCH MAY 17, 2020 PORT ST. LUCIE, FLORIDA (772) 878-1215, FAX (772) 878-1299
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MASS INTENTIONS MONDAY, MAY 18, 2020
7:30 AM Mother’s Day Novena #8 by Personal Intentions 8:30 AM Patricia Williams by Roger Williams
TUESDAY, MAY 19, 2020 7:30 AM Mary A. DiDona by Her Daughter 8:30 AM Christie Liquori by Carolina Abondano
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2020 7:30 AM Jule Williams by Charles Williams 8:30 AM Thomas Ronan by Sadie Hagen
THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2020 7:30 AM Christine Liquori by Elisabeth Mager 8:30 AM Living Benefactors of the
Franciscan Order
FRIDAY, MAY 22, 2020 7:30 AM In Thanksgiving to God for the
Lacayo – Gonzalez Families by Nestor and Alma Lacayo 8:30 AM Barbara Farrington by Clara Miller
SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2020 8:30 AM Souls in Purgatory by Maria Rosa Cortez 4:00 PM In Thanksgiving to God for
daughters Cathy and Terri by parents, Jay and Mary Agnes
SUNDAY, MAY 24, 2020 7:30 AM Andreas Mager by Elisabeth Mager 9:30 AM Parishioners of St. Lucie 11:30 AM George and Evelyne Dimitri by Alice Wright 5:00 PM Christine Liquori by Dom and Jackie Buccola 7:00 PM Mary Holiday Robinson by Mr. and Mrs. Jorge E. Diaz
Have you remembered St. Lucie Parish In your will and
estate planning?
Thank you for your offertory donations!
Comparison May 12, 2019 May 10, 2020 $ 12,102 $ 4,763 Church Offering $ 2,520 $ 4,885 On Line Giving
OFFERTORY Next weekend, May 23rd and 24th, there are two collections. The first supports St. Lucie Parish. The second supports the education of Franciscan Seminarians. Thank you for your generosity!
PRAYER REQUESTS Please pray for the deceased of the parish, especially Alice Wright, Anne Persandi, and Richard Scheiner, who passed away recently. May their souls and all the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Please remember in your Masses and prayers, the sick whose names have been placed before our altar this week. If possible, try to participate in one of our Masses to join fellow worshipers in praying for them.
QUESTIONS OF CHURCH TEACHINGS? Send questions to Deacon Vincent P. Cookingham, Ph. D. – [email protected]
GIFTS TO ST. LUCIE Gifts provided through wills and trusts enable donors to make significant contributions that may not have been possible during their lifetime. Thank you for your consideration.
GIFT SHOP HAS REOPENED! The Gift Shop opened this past Monday. It will be open from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM Monday through Friday. Current CDC Guidelines for “Safe Distancing” will be followed.
1. Masks are encouraged. 2. No more than two customers in the store at a time. 3. Please do not handle any of the items—Let our friendly
staff assist you.
26 WEEK CLUB WINNERS The final two $500 winners for this season’s 26th Week Club are: Sharon Cohen and Elizabeth Brezas. Congratulations! Look ahead to next October for ticket sales. Drawings begin in November.
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2020 Diocesan Services Appeal - St. Lucie Parish Goal: $199,000
The 2020 DSA campaign: Our Faith in Action is well underway. As a spiritual community, we need to respond to the wider Church as expressed by Bishop Gerald Barbarito. Our 2020 parish goal of $199,000 is only attainable with the support of the entire parish working together! If you return your contribution to St. Lucie Parish, your name will be noted ONCE in one of our May bulletins. There will not be a cumulative weekly listing. Due to technical difficulties, those contributions sent directly to the Diocese of Palm Beach will not be
included in the bulletin lists but be assured that our parish will have an accounting of all contributions in the weeks ahead. Prayerfully consider what you can return to God by supporting and enriching Christian lives in our Palm Beach Diocese. Let us work together in committing ourselves to this year’s campaign. Your contribution, whether mailed directly to the Diocese of Palm Beach or to St. Lucie Parish, is tremendously appreciated!
To date, we have 487 donors donating $134,947 in cash and pledges.
Thank you for your donations! M/M Juan Alas M/M John Albert, Jr. M/M John Barone Mr. Richard Bauer M/M Robert Beyer M/M Michael Biance Mrs. Joanne Blizzard Ms. Nancy Bouchard Mrs. Ann Breitfelder M/M Michael Brezas Ms. Lynn Butz Ms. Romanita Campbell Mrs. Norma Canales Ms. Sanna Cannie M/M Chet T. Canoy M/M Julien Carrier Mr. James Cooney Mrs. Raymond Corso Mr. Robert Corredine Ms. Anita and Ms. Paula Costello Mr. Herb Coyle The Coyle Family Ms. Maria Crespo
M/M Robert De Carlo Mrs. Leon Decker Mr. Brian Delaney Ms. Annette DeLuca Ms. Susan DeLuca M/M James DeMaio M/M Maurice Deragon M/M Joseph DeVito Mr. Gail DiBiasio Mrs. Jean Dobbs M/M Joseph R. Drzal Mr. Richard Eberle M/M Steven Emrich M/M Vincent Errico Ms. Diane Evans M/m Albert Exton Ms. Elaine Federline Ms. Adeline Feeney Mrs. Antoinette Feldman Mrs. Jane Finlay Mrs. Francis Fisher M/M Michael Flynn M/M William P. Foley
Ms. Ellen Frevola M/M Peter Gallagher M/M Joe Garcia M/M Francisco Godlinez M/M Charles Goldbach Ms. Geraldine Gregorian M/M Lloyd Hayward Ms. Dolores K. Hine Ms. Iris Howell Ms. Mary Huffstetter Mrs. Suzamme huhn Dn. and Mrs, Charles Immordino M/M Javier Inclan M/M Nurius John-Baptiste Mrs. Florence Jepson Mr. David Kelley Ms. Patti Kelly M/M George King Dn. And Mrs. Dale Konas M/M Edward Konchan
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Mrs. Natalie Kreiter Mr. Ed Krowka M/M John Kuehne M/M Theodore Kurpicki M/M John LaFrance Ms. Beth Larrabee M/M Vincent E. Lavalle Mr. John Lietaert Mr. Daniel Lucey, Sr. Mrs. Anna Lwowski M/M Neil Madden M/M Bradford Mason Mrs. Leroy MacDonald M/M David Majesky M/M Arthur Mazone Ms. Janice McGrath M/M John McPeak Mrs. Jean Miller M/M Walter Mitton Mr. Daniel Mohan M/M Viliano Molle Ms. Elsa Monteagudo M/M William Morgan Mrs. Edelgard Muller M/M George Obusek Ms. Lorraine Olesky M/M John O’Neill Dr. and Mrs. Mark Pamer Mrs. Ann Patterson Mrs. Jennie Perito M/M Thomas Pfeifer M/M Edy Philippe M/M Michael Piar Ms. Dorothy Pontrelli Ms. Roberta Prevost Mr. Javier Ramirez M/M Gabriel Ayala-Pakula Mr. Terrence Reilly Ms. Carmen A. Rivera M/M Rafael Rodriguez Mrs. Frances Rosen M/M Jaime Rojas M/M Andrew Russotti M/M F. J. Rotundo
M/M Salvatore Sabia M/M Peter Salvatore Mr. Michael Samodai Mrs. Marie Sauvignon Mrs. Ralph Schiavone M/M Michael Schnitzer St. Lucie Seniors Social Club Mr. Eugene Sereg Ms. Catherine Shea M/M Daniel Shea Ms. Michaelene Shiley Mr. Frank Sirianni M/M Clarence Sitters Mrs. Harriet Skinner M/M Paul Smith Ms. Sandra Smith M/M Robert J. Summers, Jr. Fr. Mark A. Szanyi, OFM Conv. M/M James Thomas M/M Louis Truppa Ms. Anna Mae Trypus Ms. Patricia TuBridy M/M John Updegrave M/M Anthony Uva Mr. Thomas & Ms. Angela Vaccaro M/M Mark Valinote Mr. Daniel Van Hoosier Ms. Gloria Vinci Mr. and Mrs. Julian Vinci M/M Stephen J. Vinitsky Mrs. Rinella Walker M/M David Walline M/M Michael Walsh Mrs. Marie Weber M/M Joseph Webster M/M Paul Weilage M/M John Welde Those listed have handed/mailed their donation to St. Lucie Church. Those who mailed directly to the diocese are not listed due technical difficulties. Regardless, we are blessed to accept your donations on behalf of DSA! All donations are in the weekly tally.
BEQUESTS TO ST. LUCIE PARISH
“As generous distributors of God’s manifold grace, put your gifts at the service of one another…” (Peter 4:10) As Catholics, we try to be Good Stewards of the many blessings God has bestowed upon us. We also strive to be good short term and long-term planners, so that our loved ones, and our Church and other charities are recipients of these blessings. Effective estate planning not only avoids future difficulties, but more importantly, honors our directives in aiding the people and institutions that are under our responsible care. Remembering St. Lucie Catholic Church will continue the Lord’s saving presence to us and to our families in so many wonderful ways: the celebration of the Eucharist and other Sacraments, the religious education of our youth and adults, our ministries with the sick, the poor and the homeless, and the upkeep of our parish facilities. Consider including our parish in your estate planning – it is a joy you can plan ahead.
CHURCH VOTIVE CANDLES
Our church votive candles can be dedicated to the memory of a loved one. Their name will be inscribed on the candle commemorative plate and the candle will be lit for a year. If you would like to have your loved one memorialized in this special way, please visit the parish office during regular office hours. The donation is $150.00 per candle per year.
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CHURCH PROTOCOLS … THE NEW NORMAL As of Sunday, May 31, Pentecost Sunday, the normal Sunday Mass schedule will resume for attendance by the faithful. The following protocols will be carefully observed for the common good:
1. Appropriate social distancing will be observed. Except for families and couples, this means a spacing of 6 feet and the use of every other pew.
2. It is highly recommended that facemasks be utilized while in church except for the reception of Holy Communion. Appropriate hand sanitizers and safety wipes should be used. One must be careful to sanitize hands after arriving in church, before the reception of Holy Communion, and after leaving church. Care must also be taken not to touch one’s face during the Mass.
3. Holy water fonts will remain empty.
4. Only a cantor and an instrumentalist will be utilized for limited liturgical singing at the present time. Choirs and instrumental ensembles will not be present.
5. Only one reader is necessary, if at all.
6. There will be no altar servers for the present time.
7. Hymnals and other liturgical aids will not be available.
8. The priest or deacon will give a brief homily from the ambo or sanctuary but not in the midst of the congregation.
9. There will be no offertory procession for the presentation of the gifts.
10. The line for the reception of Holy Communion will also follow appropriate distancing. It is highly recommended, for the safety of others as well as the recipient, that the option of receiving the Eucharist in the hand be employed at this time.
11. Except for the celebrant, there will be no reception of the Precious Blood by intinction from a different chalice than that of the main celebrant.
12. The priest, deacon or extraordinary minister will wear a face mask for the distribution of Holy Communion. No gloves are to be worn by the minister or recipient.
13. There will be no sign of peace, greeting of peace before Mass or the holding of hands during the Our Father.
14. There will be no collections taken during the Mass. However, there will be collection boxes at the entrance of the church or by the sanctuary for the faithful to place their offerings. It is also recommended that online contributions be utilized. While the economic limitation imposed by this situation may be limiting to some, the continued support of parishes for the service of the faithful is needed and appreciated.
15. Churches will be appropriately sanitized.
16. There will be ushers and parish assistants available in the churches to help accommodate these protocols.
17. There will be as few people as possible in the sacristy before and after Mass. There can be no public gatherings before or after Mass.
18. The celebrant and ministers will generally process to and from the sacristy.
19. When in doubt, always err in the side of caution.
20. The live streaming of Masses in our parishes will continue.
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All throughout the history of the Church, God has worked through the hands of artists to tell His Story, and proclaim the Truth that He is - from Saint Joseph to Saint Luke, from Blessed Fra Angelico to Saint Catherine of Bologna, in ink and paint, in song and music, and now, in this time in history, through the art of film. Inspired by this example, the clergy and staff of Saint Lucie Catholic Church invite you to join us for a series of different programming on FORMED. We'll bring programming from FORMED to you for 7 weeks, beginning this Saturday. Some will be documentaries, some of them stories - each of them unique, and all of them engaging. Each Saturday will bring a different selection for the week, which we encourage you to share with those in your home, and with those that aren't with you. Each following Sunday, we'll be sending along special points of discussion so that you can examine, analyze, and explore each title with your family, friends and loved ones. To sign up for FORMED (if you haven't already), just go to formed.org/signup... , type in your parish (Saint Lucie Catholic Church), supply your email address and name, and you should be properly registered. Should all else fail, go to stlucie.cc for directions (found on our home page). If you have questions, we're here to help! Let's engage in discussion with our family, friends, and fellow parishioners in this time of separation, and try to use the time given by God as best we can. May God Love, Bless, and Keep You!
Commemorative St. Lucie Parish Cookbook
We are looking ahead to our 60th anniversary celebration of St. Lucie Parish to take place in 2021! Lots of activities will be planned one of which is a parish cookbook. During the next months we welcome parishioners to share their favorite recipes. Please submit your recipe to Doreen Recco at St. Lucie Parish Office: 425 SW Irving Street, PSL, FL 34983. Submit your recipe by July 3, 2020. Your recipe should be printed or typed - no script. You
may submit more than one recipe. Follow the format below: Your name and (phone number - We need to contact you if we have questions) Category of recipe: appetizer, salad/dressing, soup, (entree: meat, fish, vegetarian), dessert, drink Name of recipe List of ingredients and amounts Directions (include oven temperature and cooking time and any necessary cooking equipment such as parchment paper, bundt pan, blender) Your name will be included with your recipe in the recipe book Submit a name for our cookbook. Winner receives a free cookbook. If two names are alike, we will consider the first submission.
EUCHARISTIC INTENTION The bread and wine for Sunday, May 17th through May 23rd was donated in memory of Dieu Donne Thevenin and the Jameau Family by Marie Sauvignon.
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MONDAY, MAY 25TH, MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY
The Parish Office will be closed on Monday, May 25th and reopen on Tuesday, May 26th at 8:30 AM.
Prayer for Our Military O Prince of Peace, we
humbly ask Your protection for all our
men and women in military service.
Give them unflinching courage to
defend with honor, dignity and devotion
the rights of all who are imperiled by injustice and evil.
Guard our churches, our homes, our schools, our hospitals, our factories, our buildings, and all those within from harm and peril.
Protect our land and its people from enemies within and without.
Grant an early peace with victory founded upon justice.
Instill in the hearts and minds of people everywhere a firm purpose
to live forever in peace and good will towards all. Amen
BREAD AND WINE OFFERING Looking for a special gift? You may donate the bread and wine used in our church for one week. The donation is $150. Your intention will be placed in a bulletin for the week of your gift. This is a beautiful way to remember someone special for any occasion. Contact the Parish Office if you are interested.
DONATE YOUR OLD ELECTRONICS AND TONER CARTRIDGES
Unclutter! The Youth Ministry at St. Lucie gladly will take your old digital cameras, iPods and other mp3 players, GPS devices, laptops but not tabletop computers. Cell phones and computer toner cartridges are gladly accepted but please do not include cords or chargers. Your old items earn extra dollars for our Youth Ministry. Drop your electronic donations off at the Parish Office Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM until 4:30 PM.
TRIBUTE TO A LOVED ONE St. Lucie Parish offers beautiful certificates for contributions to our St. Lucie Kitchen for all donations of $25 or more. Your donation may be made in the name of another (living or deceased) for an anniversary, birthday, wedding, commemorative special occasion, or a memorial. St. Lucie Kitchen feeds families in need every Thursday. This ministry is essential and people depend on us. When needing to purchase a gift please consider giving a beautiful certificate while helping support our kitchen! Stop by the Parish Office.
8 7 8 - 4 1 3 5 Monday: Closed Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Thursday: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Friday: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Saturday: 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM Sunday: 8:30 AM – 1:00 PM
HOMEBOUND EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS NEEDED
Once the “safer at home” restriction is lifted we need you. If you are already an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion and are willing to take on one or two homebound visits a week, please contact Ann Breitfelder at 954-253-8234. WE NEED YOU!
ATTENTION ALL MINISTRY HEADS!
The parish calendar for July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021, is scheduled the first week of June. Please pick up your ministry’s scheduling packet in the Parish Office, Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM. until 4:00 PM. Every ministry should be prepared to complete the scheduling requests for their year of events. The requests are due back to Annette De Luca by Friday, June 19th. There will be a scheduling meeting with all ministries in the Office Conference Room at 1:00 PM, Wednesday, June 24th. Every ministry may have two representatives present.
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Office Staff: Business Manager/Parish Manager Doreen Recco Office Manager/Bulletin Editor Annette De Luca Parish Secretary Elsa Monteagudo Reception Desk/Baptism Preparation M. Isabel Ricaurte
Spiritual/Educational Formation: Religious Education Director Andrea Draper, OFS 878-1215 RCIA/RICA, RCIA Teens, RCIC Andrea Draper, OFS 878-1215 Youth and Family Ministry Loretta Barnes 878-1215
Church Ministries: Altar Servers, Youth & Adult Fred Marangio 418-1426 Annulment Advocate Anne Tienter, 878-1215 Rosemary Konas 882-8777 Bereavement Office 878-1215 Bible Study Sat. 9:15-10:30 AM - Library Eucharistic Ministers-Church Tru Hall 561-436-9566 Homebound Eucharist-English Ann Breitfelder 954-253-8234 Homebound Eucharist-Spanish Romelia Moreira 486-5667 Funerals Contact Parish Office 878-1215 St. Lucie Gift Shop 878-4135 Lectors Mary Agnes Albert 879-3624 David Majesky 440-522-8503 Marriage Preparation Contact Parish Office 878-1215 Ministers of Hospitality Bob Barnes 704-236-6420 Parish Council Mary Agnes Albert 878-1215 Engaged Encounter Contact Parish Office 878-1215 Prison Ministry Dn. Charles Immordino 285-3714
Music Ministries: Music Minister Adria Cary 414-628-0147 Music Life Teen Minister John Sweeney 878-1215 Spanish Music Minister Jose Rosado 485-7295
Prayer Ministries: Adoration of Blessed Sacrament - every 1st Friday and every Thursday from 9:15 AM–5:00 PM Adult Scripture/Catechesis Saturdays, 9:15 AM Library Divine Mercy Fridays, 3:00 PM Chapel Charismatic Prayer Mondays, 7:30 PM Chapel Healing Mass 3rd Monday/month, 7:00 PM Church Liturgy of the Hours Mon. - Sat., 8:00 AM Church Rosary, Weekday Mon. - Fri., 6:30 & 9:00 AM Church Rosary, Saturday 9:15 AM Chapel San Damiano First Tue Rosary 7:00 PM Church Sp. Rosary/Prayer/Divine Mercy Tuesdays, 9:30-Noon Library Spanish John XXIII Prayer Group Tuesdays, 7:00 PM Chapel Women of Faith Wednesdays, 1:00-3:00 PM Library Support Ministries: Bread Ministry John Goodness 464-7073 Catholic Charities Counselors Call for Appointment 844-848-6777 Council of Catholic Women Danielle Wymer, President 342-3066 Respect Life 1st Mon. 7:30 PM Linda A.342-3809 Pauline P. 200-0574 San Damiano Disciples of Men Larry Williams 359-5822 Seniors’ Social Club Marie Philippe 871-5555 St. Vincent DePaul Leave message 878-8474 SVdP Thrift Store 344-1341 Substance Abuse: Confidential–Ron & Balla Rena Jones 618-312(8) or (9)
PARA REFLEXIONAR Por: Leosbaldo Sojo
Levántate de todo desánimo, avanza, porque adelante están las bendiciones que dios destinó para ti. Aunque pienses que la derrota está cerca, no es así, porque dios cambiará todo, si caminas en fe.
Génesis 15:5 “Y lo llevó fuera, y le dijo´ Mira ahora los cielos, y cuenta las estrellas, si las puedes contar.”
Si realmente quieres ver lo que Dios tiene para ti, tienes que estar dispuesto a salir de ciertas cosas que encierran el alcance de tu visión. Atrévete a cambiar tu punto de vista por el de por el de Dios. Remueve de tu vida lo que te lleva a estrechez y sal al llamado y al destino que el Señor tiene para ti hoy.
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PROTOCOLO DE LA IGLESIA ... “EL NUEVO NORMAL”
partir del domingo 31 de mayo, Domingo de Pentecostés, el horario normal de misas dominicales se reanudará para la asistencia de los fieles. El siguiente protocolo se observará cuidadosamente para el bien común: 1. Se observará un distanciamiento social apropiado. Excepto para familias y parejas, esto significa un espacio de 6 pies y el uso de cualquier otro banco. 2. Se recomienda encarecidamente que se utilicen mascarillas en la iglesia, excepto para la recepción de la Sagrada Comunión. Se deben usar desinfectantes de manos y toallitas de seguridad apropiados. Hay que tener cuidado de desinfectar las manos después de llegar a la iglesia, antes de la recepción de la Sagrada Comunión y después de salir de la iglesia. También se debe tener cuidado de no tocar la cara durante la misa. 3. Las fuentes de agua bendita permanecerán vacías. 4. Sólo un cantor y un instrumentista se utilizarán para el canto litúrgico limitado en la actualidad. Los coros y conjuntos instrumentales no estarán presentes. 5. Sólo habrá un lector, si es que se necesita. 6. No habrá servidores del altar por el momento. 7. Los himnarios y otras ayudas litúrgicas no estarán disponibles. 8. El sacerdote o diácono dará una breve homilía desde el ambo o santuario, pero no en medio de la congregación. 9. No habrá procesión para la presentación de los regalos. 10. La línea para la recepción de la Sagrada Comunión también seguirá un distanciamiento apropiado. Se recomienda encarecidamente, por la seguridad de los demás y del destinatario, que se emplee la opción de recibir la Eucaristía en la mano en este momento. 11. Excepto por el celebrante, no habrá recepción de la Preciosa Sangre. 12. El sacerdote, diácono o ministro extraordinario usará una máscara facial para la distribución de la Sagrada Comunión. El ministro o destinatario no debe usar guantes. 13. No habrá señal de paz, saludo de paz antes de la misa, o la toma de las manos durante el Padre Nuestro. 14. No se tomarán colectas durante la misa. Sin embargo, habrá cajas de recolección en la entrada de la iglesia o en el santuario para que los fieles coloquen sus ofrendas. También se recomienda que se utilicen las contribuciones en línea. Si bien la limitación económica impuesta por esta situación puede ser limitante para algunos, el apoyo continuo de las parroquias para el servicio de los fieles es necesario y apreciado. 15. Las iglesias serán debidamente desinfectadas. 16. Habrá ujieres y asistentes parroquiales disponibles en las iglesias para ayudar a acomodar estos protocolos. 17. Habrá la menor cantidad posible de personas en la sacristía antes y después de la misa. No puede haber reuniones públicas antes o después de la misa. 18. El celebrante y los ministros generalmente procesarán hacia y desde la sacristía. 19. En caso de duda, siempre errar con precaución. 20. Continuará la transmisión en vivo de misas en nuestras parroquias.
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