“Behold the wood of the Cross on which hung the Savior of the world.”
One Bread, One Body
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Weekend mass times
Saturday Vigil 5:00 p.m.
Sunday Mass 8:30 a.m.
First Saturday of the Month
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wEEKDAY mASS TIMES
Tuesday & Friday 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday & Thursday 8:30 a.m. -
Adoration
Friday after 5:00 p.m. Mass
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VIDEO/STREAMED MASSES
ALTHOUGH PHYSICAL MASSES HAVE RESUMED, THE OBLIGATION TO ATTEND IS STILL SUSPENDED. DURING THIS TIME, FR. LEO WILL CONTINUE TO STREAM ALL MASSES FOR THOSE THAT CHOOSE NOT TO ATTEND ON THE HOLY CROSS FACEBOOK PAGE . . .
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Procedures for Resumption of Public Mass
(Full Guidelines attached above)
1) The obligation to attend Mass remains suspended; but, if you do plan to attend a public Mass, please protect yourself and others by not attending public Mass if ill or if you have health vulnerabilities.
Due to the recent health concerns faced worldwide, the Diocese of Tulsa has asked us to observe the practices and precautions outlined in the above document. Below are points to remember:
2) Maintain 6 ft. in all directions between your household group/or individuals and others at all times.
3) You are encouraged to wear a mask. Please sanitize your hands before and upon arrival.
4) Parish hymnals and worship aids will be removed from the pews.
5) Doors will be open to the vestibule and into the sanctuary, so do not touch the doors entering/exiting the building.
6) Holy Water fonts will remain empty.
7) The Deacon will serve as lector and Eucharistic minister and there will be no servers. Gifts can be left in the basket at the entrance of the sanctuary or given online at https://dioceseoftulsa.org/donate-to-support-a-specific-parish . The gifts will be placed on the altar by the priest/deacon without procession (gift bearers).
8) Ushers will be used to assist parishioners with entering, sitting, and exiting to maintain the 6 ft. social distance.
9) Individuals should sanitize hands and maintain the 6 ft distance to receive the Eucharist (Precious Body only) in hand. Nod your head as an indication of AMEN then move 2 steps to side before consuming host.
10) There will be no physical contact with other family groups at any time, including during the sign of peace or the Lord’s Prayer, and before/after Mass.
11) Even though the restrooms will be available, the cry room will not be available and there will be no coffee/brunches/gatherings after Mass.
Please contact Fr. Leo if you have questions, concerns, or suggestions.
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WELCOME TO HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Theword “Catholic” means universal, and that is really what the Catholic Church is—a universal body of believers, united in Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior. Our Catholic family is made up of every race, age, and walk of life. For centuries, the Catholic Church has been the place to turn to for thesource of Christian belief, an intimate encounter with Jesus Christ, a welcoming family, and a guiding light to reach heaven.
The longing you have in your heart to find a relationship with the God who loves you and accepts you unconditionally can be fulfilled through Jesus and our Holy Cross Catholic Community.
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Mission Statement/Prayer
Almighty God, the mission of Holy Cross Parish is to bring the love of Jesus Christ to our community and the world. As your disciples, help us to touch the hearts of everyone in a way that enhances human spirituality and will bring all people into the fullness of your Kingdom.
Through Christ, our Lord, Amen!
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Our Prayer during this pandemic
Almighty ever-living God, only support of our human weakness,
look with compassion upon the sorrowful condition of your children
who suffer because of this pandemic;
relieve the pain of the sick,
give strength to those who care for them,
welcome into your peace those who have died
and, throughout this time of tribulation,
grant that we may all find comfort in your merciful love.
Through Christ our Lord, Amen. -
Continued Financial support of holy cross parish during this time of crisis
During this time of uncertainty, we pray that you and your family are safe as we all respond to this worldwide crisis. Please pray for those who are affected by COVID-19 and those in health care who are responding to this great need.
During this time, it is crucial that parishes receive the offertory they need to stay operational despite the cancellation of public masses. We understand with the current outbreak of the coronavirus, making a physical contribution to a local church could be troublesome, so we would like to facilitate the process for you.
If you are financially able to make a gift during this time, we encourage you to continue supporting your parish. We have created a universal offertory page where you can make donations directly to any parish in the Eastern Oklahoma Diocese. Please help suppport our local parish by visiting:
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