Holy Name Catholic Church 3814 Nash Boulevard, San Antonio, Texas 78223

Website: www.holynameusa.org, Phone (210) 333-5020

Theme: “The unclean spirit convulsed him and with a loud cry came out of him.

All were amazed” (Gospel).

Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time B January 31, 2021

Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:00 pm English/Outside

Sunday Mass Schedule: 8:00 am English/Church 10:00 am English/Church 12:00 pm English/Church 5:00 pm Spanish/Church Please Call To Reserve Seats

Mass Attendance Safety

Procedures in the Bulletin & Website:

www.holynameusa.org

OREMUS First Friday/First Saturday

February 5th, 2021 7:00 pm—12:00 am

Ash Wednesday February 17th, 2021

Holy Name Knights of Columbus

Superbowl BBQ Chicken Plate Pick-Up Fundraiser Feb. 7th, (11am to 3 pm)

Online Giving For Offertory Tithing www.holynameusa.org

James Tissot Jesus Rebukes the Unclean Spirit

in the Synagogue

Virgen de Guadalupe Grotto Memorial Bricks, Donor Wall &

Grotto Benches are still available. Please Call the Parish Office for details.

Pastor: Rev. Martin F. Parayno (Office) 333-5020 (ext. 5106)

Email: mart@priest.com

Anointing: 210 367-4231

Deacon: Reynaldo Hinojosa, Sr. dcnrey@outlook.com

Retired Deacons: Daniel Kearns & Roberto Ruiz Office Manager: Allan Ford 333-5020 Email: aford@holynameusa.org Faith Formation/D.R.E.: Irma Bickel

(Office) 333-5020 (ext. 5110) Email: ibickel@holynameusa.org

Bookkeeper: Daryl Ang (Office) 333-5020 (ext.5103)

Email: dang@holynameusa.org Director of Ministries: Joe Lopez 333-5020 (ext. 5102)

Email: jlopez@holynameusa.org

Parish Special Project: David Torres Website Administrator: Pedro Ybarra Email: pybarra44@gmail.com Sacristan: Will Vilanova Assistant: John Honesto Mary Ellen Hinojosa, John Nava, Diane Calimlim & John Hogg

Activity Center Event Coor. : Yvonne Rodriguez 823-8688

Email: yrodriguez@holynameusa.org Maintenance Facilities: TBA

Legal Adviser: James Porter, J.D. Safety Coordinator (OVASE): Bee Bee Rodriguez Spiritual Counselor: Marta Ponce 649-2414

Pastoral Council (2019-2021)

Chairperson: David Torres, Vice Chairperson: Martha Rodriguez Secretary: Regina Robledo Members: Harry Perez, Lucy Cruz, Mary Jane Martinez, Suzanne M. Pedraza, Dulce Islas, James Porter, Jr., Alex Avilez & Melanie Salazar

Parish Finance Council

Chairman: Miguel Puga

Secretary: Kathryn Santella MEMBERS:

James Porter Manuel Caballero Gary Mullhollen

Stewardship Committee Chairperson: Rachel Campos

Members: Lucy Cruz Becky Pawelek Miguel Puga Yvonne Rodriguez

Annual Festival Committee Chairman: Miguel Puga Email: mpuga3@satx.rr.com

Holy Name Catholic School Pre-K thru 8th

Principal: Susie Garza 333-7356 Vice-Principal: Jennifer Sisk Secretary: Judy Sumner

School Council President: Mark Delgado Vice-President: TBA Secretary: Anna Arratia

MEMBERS:

Lucy M. Cruz Liz Trainor Manuel Vera Jr. P.T.C. President: Roger Mendiola Alumni Association: Catherine Kramer (210) 264-7134

Administration ACTS Core Louis Rios 573-5870 Adoration Mary Jane Martinez 445-5057 Altar Server Ministry Cecilia Ramirez 326-6902 Altar Server Ministry Assistant Gina Rios 393-0585 Altar Society Lillian Mzyk 333-5539 Bereavement Ministry Laura Garcia 269-0284 Catholic Education Ministry TBA C.Y.O. Michael Borrego holynamecyo@gmail.com Divine Mercy Cenacle Angelo Bustamante 687-9806 Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist Louis & Gina Rios 573-5870 Extra Ministers of the Eucharist to the Sick & Homebound Mary Shisk 333-6760 Missionary Families of Christ (CFC-FFL) John & Katherine Baxter (714)322-9215 FIAT (Faith in Action Teens): Irma Bickel 333-5020 First Friday/Saturday Devotion (Oremus): TBA Gift Shop Rosemary Albert 333-5020 Hospitality Alex Zapata 333-8319 Knights of Columbus#8789 Jeff Herber (520)255-0636 Lectors Miguel Puga 854-4096 Legion of Mary Beverly Zulaica 333-7654 Liturgy Coordinator Deacon Rey Men’s Club Floyd Lutz 333-6160 Music Ministry Jun Sorio, Laura Atamosa & Eugene Jaceldo Outreach/Food Pantry Ministry Richard Rios (210)243-4475 Prayer Garden TBA R.C.I.A. Deacon Rey Hinojosa Sanitation Ministry Raymond & Rebecca Elizondo 286-0208 Society of Our Lady of Guadalupe; Rosie Segura 333-7411

Parish Office Hours Monday thru Friday: 9AM—5PM Closed for lunch 12 Noon-1:00PM

Gift Shop Hours Go Through Front Parish Office

Sacramental Preparation Marriage: Please make appointment with Pastor at least 6 months

before marriage.

Baptism: Every 2nd or 4th Sunday or by appointment. Parents and Godparents are required to attend class. Every 3rd Friday at 6 PM Spanish & 7 PM English on ZOOM. Please register at Parish Office.

Funeral: Call the Office for arrangements.

Devotions OREMUS: First Friday/First Saturday:

Every First Friday of the month starting at 7:00 pm with Mass & ending with a Mass at Midnight.

Adoration: Every Wednesday (9 AM—5 PM)

Benediction: T.B.D.

Rosary:30 minutes before each Mass Holy Communion to the Sick and Homebound: T.B.D.

Mass Schedule Mass Daily Mass: Mon-Tues., Thursday-Friday: 8:00 AM Grotto

Wednesday: 8 AM inside Church Saturday: 5:00 PM (English)

Sunday: 8:00 AM, 10 Am & 12 PM (English) & 5:00 PM (Spanish) Please Call Parish Office To Reserve Seat—Morning Masses Only

OREMUS First Friday/First Saturday of the month: 7:00 pm-12:00 am inside the Church

Confession: Tuesday - Thursday after Mass, Outdoors

Mass with Anointing of the Sick: Please call the Parish Office or talk to Fr. Martin before Mass

Parish Ministries

Holy Name Catholic Church San Antonio, Texas ____January 31, 2021

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Fourth Sunday of

Ordinary Time (B) January 31, 2021

Reading I: Deuteronomy 18:15-20 Responsorial Psalm: 95:1-2,6-7,7-9 Reading II: 1 Corinthians 7:32-35 Gospel: Mark 1:21-28

Theme: “Jesus rebuked him and said, ‘Quiet! Come out of him!’ The unclean spirit convulsed him and with a loud

cry came out of him. Jesus turned and saw them following him and said to them, ‘What are you looking for?’” (Gospel).

In the diagnosis of any disease, the clearer you discover and understand the disease, the faster you seek the cure and address the problem. In spiritual life, it is the same. We name the culprit of the spiritual disease, Satan. He who disobeyed God wishes to sow the seed of revolt and chaos in the life of people. It is through deceit, lies, and smart ways to cut short the will of God in our lives. Satan markets hell as heaven and many believe in him.

In today’s Gospel, Jesus confronted the Devil and rebuked him. “Jesus rebuked him and said, ‘Quiet! Come out of him!’ The unclean spirit convulsed him and with a loud cry came out of him” (Gospel). The Devil knows Jesus Christ and therefore familiar with God’s power and might. In fact when confronted, Satan obeys and follows the command of Jesus.

Our Lord Jesus shows us how to deal of the Devil’s presence and ways. It needs rebuking, confronting, and commanding in the name of Jesus Christ. The power of the Lord is enough to drive the presence of Satan. If you are dealing with Satan, it is naïve and even a mistake to rely on your own power. You will be run over and completely dominated. You know you are under the spell of Satan because you will never have the interest to love and worship the true God. Here is how we know about ungodly life; you build a life that is not based on God’s grace and you believe that you can go on in life without God’s help and support. Therefore, you live and move in the lies and magic of Satan. In Jesus’ name, command him to depart and not bother you.

Let us pray: God our Father, strengthen us in faith and trust in you through Son Jesus Christ and Holy Spirit, one God forever and ever, Amen.

In behalf of Archbishop Gustavo Garcia Siller and the Parishioners of Holy Name, I would like to congratulate Raymond and Rebecca Elizondo for this year’s Lumen Gentium awardees. I appreciate your ministry and the service you do to the community of Holy Name. God bless you.

Cuarto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario (B) 31 de enero de 2021

Primera lectura: Deuteronomio 18: 15-20 Salmo responsorial: 95: 1-2,6-7,7-9 Lectura II: 1 Corintios 7: 32-35 Evangelio: Marcos 1: 21-28

Tema: “Jesús lo reprendió y dijo: '¡Silencio! ¡Sal de él! '' El espíritu inmundo lo convulsionó y con un fuerte grito salió de él. Jesús se volvió y vio que lo seguían y les dijo: '¿Qué buscan?'” (Evangelio).

En el diagnóstico de cualquier enfermedad, cuanto más claro descubra y comprenda la enfermedad, más rápido buscará la cura y abordará el problema. En la vida espiritual es lo mismo. Nombramos al culpable de la enfermedad espiritual, Satanás. El que desobedeció a Dios desea sembrar la semilla de la rebelión y el caos en la vida de las personas. Es a través del engaño, la mentira y las formas inteligentes de interrumpir la voluntad de Dios en nuestras vidas. Satanás comercializa el infierno como el cielo y muchos creen en él.

En el evangelio de hoy, Jesús confrontó al diablo y lo reprendió. “Jesús lo reprendió y dijo: '¡Tranquilo! ¡Sal de él!’ El espíritu inmundo lo convulsionó y con gran clamor salió de él” (Evangelio). El Diablo conoce a Jesucristo y, por lo tanto, está familiarizado con el poder y la fuerza de Dios. De hecho, cuando se le confronta, Satanás obedece y sigue el mandato de Jesús. Nuestro Señor Jesús nos muestra cómo lidiar con la presencia y los caminos del Diablo. Necesita reprender, confrontar y mandar en el nombre de Jesucristo.

El poder del Señor es suficiente para impulsar la presencia de Satanás. Si está tratando con Satanás, es ingenuo e incluso un error confiar en su propio poder. Serás atropellado y completamente dominado. Sabes que estás bajo el hechizo de Satanás porque nunca tendrás el interés de amar y adorar al Dios verdadero. Así es como sabemos acerca de la vida impía; construyes una vida que no se basa en la gracia de Dios y crees que puedes seguir adelante sin la ayuda y el apoyo de Dios. Por lo tanto, vive y se mueve en las mentiras y la magia de Satanás. En el nombre de Jesús, ordénale que se vaya y no te moleste.

Oremos: Dios nuestro Padre, fortalécenos en la fe y confía en ti por el Hijo Jesucristo y el Espíritu Santo, un solo Dios por los siglos de los siglos, Amén.

En nombre del Arzobispo Gustavo García Siller y los feligreses de Holy Name, me gustaría felicitar a Raymond y Rebecca Elizondo por los premios Lumen Gentium de este año. Agradezco su ministerio y el servicio que prestan a la comunidad del Santo Nombre. Dios te bendiga.

Parish Mission Statement: To unite our Parish family to grow in faith, love, and charity as we become active stewards in our church and community.

Pastoral Reflection By Lucy Cruz, Pastoral Council Member

In this week’s readings we are reminded of our responsibilities as Catholics. We are to remain devoted to God and our spouse. Our faith and love should remain undivided. It is in this message we see our duties defined as a Catholic and as a husband or wife. It is often witnessed in society the lack of devotion in God’s plan. We see this in negative individuals, low attendance in mass, and decreased faith in our community. God is powerful, God is love. In trying times it is important to remember that his love carries us through the hard and difficult times like the pandemic. We must remain people of faith. Most importantly, we must remember our duties as Catholics. _________________________________________________________________

Pope Francis proclaims “Year of St Joseph”

A creatively courageous father, example of love Patris corde highlights “the creative courage” of St. Joseph, which “emerges especially in the way we deal with difficulties.” “The carpenter of Nazareth,” explains the Pope, was able to turn a problem into a possibility by trusting in divine providence.” He had to deal with “the concrete problems” his Family faced, problems faced by other families in the world, and especially those of migrants. In this sense, St. Joseph is “the special patron of all those forced to leave their native lands because of war, hatred, persecution and poverty.” As the guardian of Jesus and Mary, Joseph cannot “be other than the guardian of the Church,” of her motherhood, and of the Body of Christ. “Consequently, every poor, needy, suffering or dying person, every stranger, every prisoner, every infirm person is ‘the child’ whom Joseph continues to protect.” From St Joseph, writes Pope Francis, “we must learn… to love the Church and the poor” (5). A father who teaches the value, dignity and joy of work “A carpenter who earned an honest living to provide for his family,” St Joseph also teaches us “the value, the dignity and the joy of what it means to eat bread that is the fruit of one’s own labour.” This aspect of Joseph’s character provides Pope Francis the opportunity to launch an appeal in favour of work, which has become “a burning social issue” even in countries with a certain level of well-being. “there is a renewed need to appreciate the importance of dignified work, of which Saint Joseph is an exemplary patron,” the Pope writes. Work, he says, “is a means of participating in the work of salvation, an opportunity to hasten the coming of the Kingdom, to develop our talents and abilities, and to put them at the service of society and fraternal communion.” Those who work, he explains, “are cooperating with God himself, and in some way become creators of the world around us.” Pope Francis encourages everyone “to rediscover the value, the importance and the necessity of work for bringing about a new ‘normal’ from which no one is excluded.” Especially in light of rising unemployment due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Pope calls everyone to “review our priorities” and to express our firm conviction that no young person, no person at all, no family should be without work!” (6).

https://www.vaticannews.va/en/pope/news/2020-12/pope-francis-proclaims-year-of-st-joseph.html

A nn ou nc e me nt s

1 . V a t ic an mo dif ie s dist r ib u t io n of a sh e s fo r A sh W e dn e sda y The Congregat ion for Div ine Worship releases a no te laying out the procedures pr iests around the world are to fo l low for the distr ibut ion of ashes at the start of Lent . The heal th s i tuat ion caused by Covid-19 cont inues to forces changes on dai ly l i fe , which are al so ref lected in the Church’s sphere . Ahead of the beginning of Lent , on Wednesday, 17 February, the Congreg at ion for Div ine Worship and the Discipl ine of the Sacraments has publ ished a note detai l ing how Cathol ic pr iests are to distr ibute ashes. Instruct ions Af ter b lessing the ashes and sprinkl ing them with holy water in s i lence, the pr iest addresses those present , reci t ing once the formula found in the Roman Missal : “Repent , and bel ieve in the Gospel” or “Remember that you are dust , and t o dust you shal l re turn”. At that point , the note cont inues, the pr iest “c leanses his hands, puts on a face mask, and distr ibutes ashes to those who come to him or , i f appropriate , he goes to those who are s tanding in their places .” He then sprinkles the ashes on each person’s head “without saying anything.” 2 . Seating Reservations: As we continue to keep safety as our top priority, please continue to call in your reservation with the number of attendees for Sunday Masses. Ushers will escort you to your seats upon arrival. 8:00 am Mass is the most attended. 10:00 am & 12:00 pm Masses has more space for accommodation. Thank you for your patience and understanding. 3. OREMUS, First Friday/First Saturday will be on February 5th, 2021, with 7:00 pm Mass, followed by meditations, prayers, devotions and ending with a Mass at Midnight inside the Church. 4. Knights of Columbus Superbowl BBQ Chicken Drive Thru Plate Fundraiser will happen February 7th, from 11 am to 3 pm. Tickets are $9.00 and you can get them at the Parish Office or from our Holy Name Knights. 5. Our 2021 Church Calendars are here. Please come by the Parish Office to get one; only one per household. Thank you. 6. Holy Name will pray the Divine Mercy on the first Saturday of the month and pray the Rosary on all other Saturdays before Mass at 4:20 pm. We will be dedicating these prayers to end the pandemic, heal the sick and strengthen our faith through these difficult times. 7. Tax season is upon us. To request your donation letter, please call the Parish Office to receive one by mail or pick up. Thank you for your support of Holy Name Catholic Church. 8. Virgen de Guadalupe Grotto Memorial Bricks, Donor Wall & Grotto Benches are still available. Please Call the Parish Office for details. 9. New Church Pews are available for Sponsorship. We are exploring options for a New Floor without carpet and New Pews for sponsorship. We already have 18 out of 40 New Pews Sponsored for $2,500.00 each. The Older Sponsored Pews will be grandfathered, names will still be shown on the New Pews as well. Call the Parish Office 210-333-5020 for details. Thank You. 10. Our Lady of Guadalupe Candles from Root Candles are available at the Parish front office. These candles are made with superior wax that burns much cleaner and longer, 4 1/2 to 5 days, and the glass is real. The cost is $5.00 and will make a perfect gift for someone who needs encouragement.

Events for February 1st—February 7th Monday, February 1, 2021

uesday, February 2, 2021

Wednesday, February 3, 2021 9am-5pm Adoration of the Holy Eucharist Church 6:30 pm Rosary-Elizabeth Trainor Church

Thursday, February 4, 2021 9:30 am Funeral-Elizabeth Trainor Church

First Friday, February 5, 2021 9:00 am Holy Name School Children’s Mass Church 6:30 pm Rosary-Betty Moczygemba Dellcrest 7:00 pm OREMUS First Friday Church

First Saturday, February 6, 2021 12:00 am OREMUS First Saturday Church 11:00 am Wedding-DeJesus & Trejo Church 11:00 am Funeral-Betty Moczygemba Panna Maria 4:20 pm Divine Mercy Outside

Sunday, February 7, 2021 11am-3pm Knights of Columbus Superbowl BBQ ChickenPlate Fundraiser-Drive Thru Activity Center

Mass Intentions for Jan. 30th—Feb. 7th

Saturday, January 30, 2021

Sunday, January 31, 2021

Monday, February 1, 2021

Tuesday, February 2, 2021

Wednesday, February 3, 2021

Thursday, February 4, 2021

First Friday, February 5, 2021

First Saturday, February 6, 2021

Sunday, February 7, 2021

Sanctuary Lamps for the week of Jan. 31st, 2021

Scripture Readings for Feb. 1st—Feb. 7th

Monday of the Fourth Week in Ordinary Time: Heb 11:32-40; Ps 31:20, 21, 22, 23, 24; Lk 7:16; Mk 5:1-20

Tuesday, Feast of the Presentation of the Lord: Mal 3:1-4; PS 24:7, 8, 9, 10; Heb 2:14-18; Lk 2:32; Lk 2:22-40 or 2:22-32

Wednesday of the Fourth Week in Ordinary Time: Heb 12:4-7, 11-15; PS 103:1-2, 13-14, 17-18a; Jn 10:27; Mk 6:1-6

Thursday of the Fourth Week in Ordinary Time: Heb 12:18-19, 21-24; PS 48:2-3ab, 3cd-4, 9, 10-11; Mk 1:15; Mk 6:7-13

Friday, Memorial of Saint Agatha, Virgin and Martyr: Heb 13:1-8; PS 27:1, 3, 5, 8b-9abc; See Lk 8:15; Mk 6:14-29

Saturday, Memorial of Saint Paul Miki and Companions, Martyrs: Heb 13:15-17, 20-21; PS 23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6; Jn 10:27; Mk 6:30-34

Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Jb 7:1-4, 6-7; Ps 147:1-2, 3-4, 5-6; 1 Cor 9:16-19, 22-23; Mt 8:17; Mk 1:29-39

S UN DA Y C OL L EC TI O NS / DO N A TI O N S

Envelope Collection 1/24/21…...………………………….………………….……...…….……..……...........................................…......$4,188.00 Loose Monies 1/24/21………..………………..…………………………………………..……….……..…….….…...........................…...……$1,275.00 Online Donation 1/24/21………………..………………….………………………………….……..…………….…....…….....................…..…..$833.00 Total Collection 1/24/21…………..………………..……………………...........................................................$6,296.00 Second Collection for the Church in Latin America 1/24/21…………………………………………………………..………………………$353.00

Online Giving: We encourage parishioners to sign up for online giving. Please inform the Parish office if you are interested or go to www.holynameusa.org.

Upcoming Second Collections: February 7, Sanitation Ministry & Feb. 17, Church Central/Eastern Europe

Other Collections: Mass Intentions 1/24/21………………………………………………………………………………..…….…................……….…....….…....….$260.00 Altar Society-Candle Box/Sanctuary Lamps/Missalettes 1/24/21……………………….……………………….…….…….…...……….$109.75 Grotto Donations & Paver Purchases 1/24/21…………………………………………………………………..………...….…………………..$600.00 Maintenance Envelopes 1/24/21…………………………………………………………………………………………….………..….…….…..…..$545.00 Quince/Baptism/Funerals (Church Use) 1/24/21…………………………………………………………………..………..….……………….$325.00 Hall Rentals (less security, cleaning & mgmt. fees) 1/24/21…………………………….……………………………………...……….……$500.00 Mass Attendance 1/24/21……………………………………………………………………………………….….……………………………..………….. 368 Total Expenses 1/24/21…………………….…………….…..……….……………………….......……….....................$6,085.95

Knights of Columbus #8789

Superbowl Sunday BBQ Plate Fundraiser Drive Thru Only

When: Sunday, February 7, 2021 Time: 11am until 3pm Where: Holy Name Activity Center (3814 Nash Blvd)

Ticket Price: $9 Tickets will be available pre-sale A limited number of tickets available on game day

Plate will include a chicken leg quarter, Kiolbassa sausage link, potato

salad, pinto beans, pickle/onions, BBQ sauce, and a drink!

Contact any Knight for tickets and tickets will also be available at the Parish Office Contact Jacob Rodriguez (210-557-2221) or Yvonne Rodriguez (210-823-8688)

for more information

Re ligious Educ a t ion

Adult Conf irmat ion Classes start Sunday Feb. 21 , 2 021 Classes wi l l be held v ia Zoom Adult Conf irmat ion c lasses are for those who are over the age of 18 , have been bapt ized Cathol ic and have received First Holy Communion. I f you are interested and w ould l ike more infor-

mat ion or to regis ter please email , ib ickel@holynameusa.org or cal l the parish of -f ice . ******************************************************************************

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Confirmation Mass Bishop Michael Boulette

Thursday April 29, 2021 7pm

First Holy Communion Mass Religious Education Saturday May 8th, 2021 10 am

Items still open for sponsorships for the Grotto

Holy Water Jar: $5,000 Memorial Bricks for the Rosary: $100

Memorial Bricks in front of the Cross: $200 Memorial Bricks in front of the Blessed Mother: $300

Stations of the Cross (Bronze): SOLD OUT

9 Out of 21 Benches Left! Be A Sponsor!

Foyer Benches to the side of Our Lady of Guadalupe: Whole Bench $1,500.00

OR $500.00 PER NAME; Three Names Per Bench

Front Benches in front of Our Lady of Guadalupe: Whole Bench $2,000.00

OR $500.00 PER NAME; Four Names Per Bench

Please contact Sandra Guerra 210-378-5951 or Fr. Martin (Parish Office) 210-333-5020 if interested.

Donor Wall Project is complete and is the photo below. Donor Wall still open for Sponsorship

Archangel $1000.00 Angel $500.00 Saint $250.00

Donor $100.00

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Holy Name Church Attendance Procedures

Mandatory Face Masks Must Be Worn Properly

We ask for Christian patience and understanding during these difficult and challenging times. It is imperative that each of us strictly abide by these procedures to prevent contamination and/or spread of the Covid-19 to one another.

For the safety of all, these procedures are mandatory and must be adhered to for Mass attendance. Anyone who cannot comply are asked to leave. Holy Name Catholic Church Procedures will follow the Archdiocese of San Antonio Guidelines for Mass Attendees and are as follows:

1. If you are feeling sick, we ask that you stay safe at home. We highly encourage those who are most vulnerable to continue to participate in mass via live stream or website (holynameusa.org). 2. Wash hands thoroughly before coming to the church. 3. Everyone must have their temperature taken before entering the church when applicable. Anyone with a fever will not be allowed entry. Anyone coughing or sneezing may not be allowed entry. 4. All must wear a face mask that covers both nose and mouth before entering the church and throughout the Mass. No exceptions except for infant children. 5. Bring hand sanitizer, your own missal or other mass aids to church. 6. Always maintain 6 feet between you and others not in your cohabitating family. 7. Follow the instructions of the ushers as you enter and leave the Church. 8. When guided by the ushers to receive communion, wear your mask receiving Communion, only removing it or lifting the mask up to consume Jesus away from the Priest or Deacon. 9. Seating will be on a first come first served basis for now, Mass capacity will be dependent on the number of attendees in each group, we can Safely seat. 10. Unfortunately, there will be no saving of seats. We ask that you ensure you enter with whomever you want to sit with. Once seated we cannot allow anyone to reposition because it will compromise the 6-foot separation distance. 11. After receiving Communion, we need everyone to maintain in their seats until the ushers direct your row towards the exits. We ask that you please be patient, as we are doing our best to maintain exiting in an orderly manner. 12. Finally, we ask that you be very patient with us, especially our volunteers who did not establish these procedures, but are only following them. They are giving of their time to help us conduct Mass, without volunteers this Mass would not happen. Thank you.