On May 18, Bishop Caggiano released updated guidelines for parishes for the return to Mass this weekend and going forward. The full release can be found here. “In a memo to pastors and priests, he outlined the following response: For those who are fully vaccinated, they are no longer required...
St. Mark Parish A photo-journal of our journey together through COVID-19. Spring and summer of 2020 certainly has been a challenging time for all of us. While the COVID-19 pandemic has forced most of us to make some drastic lifestyle changes, it has also been inspirational to observe how so...
Please see the attached file for more information on this year’s Co-Op Weekend, July 18-19, 2020.
Please see the attached document below for the bishop’s announcement!
In accordance with Bishop Caggiano’s Phase One guidelines for the re-opening of public Masses, we are celebrating Mass in the parking lot so that we can enable our parishioners to attend in-person, while maintaining recommended social distancing to mitigate the risk of coronavirus transmission. Due to limited space, we’ll be...
Dear St. Mark parish family, As we continue to hunker down, hope you and you families are doing well! It has been over a month since our Masses were suspended. Fr. Russ, our Deacons and I continue to celebrate Sunday and Weekday Masses and pray for you and your loved...
Due to the ongoing suspensions of public Masses, new bulletins will not be printed, as there is not enough new information each week to justify doing so. Pertinent information regarding the intentions and readings for the week are below. Mass Intentions for Saturday, April 25 through Sunday, May 3, 2020:...
Although the State is not restricting religious gatherings of less than 50 people, NO MORE THAN 5 PERSONS (excluding the cameraperson) ARE TO BE PRESENT IN PERSON FOR ANY LITURGIES OF THE TRIDUUM. Other than the celebrant, those present can include the other priests or deacons assigned to or residing...
My dear friends, I hope you and your families are doing well! As the spread of Coronavirus continues taking many lives with it and more and more people getting infected, our stress on all levels also skyrockets. I had the opportunity to get in touch with some of you and...
Dear friends, During the COVID-19 pandemic as the faithful are not able to attend Mass and receive the Lord in the Eucharist, many are concerned about how they will receive spiritual nourishment. With this regard there are some common questions which Bishop Caggiano answers in one of his email to...