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Weekly Flocknotes

Adoration Hours

Sunday: 7 - 10pm
Monday-Thursday: 5am - 10pm
Friday: 5am - 11pm
Saturday: 5am - noon

Adoration chapel is closed during Masses. See bulletin for Holy Day schedules.

Sign up for an ongoing hour todayOr, contact Anna Hofer, Adoration Coordinator or the parish office at 740.345.9874, ext. 238 for more info. 

Mass Times

Monday: 6pm  

Tuesday: 12pm

Wednesday: 6pm

Thursday and Friday: 9am

Saturday: 9am

Saturday Anticipatory Mass: 4:45pm

Sunday: 8:30am & 11am (streamed online)

See bulletin for Holy Day schedules.

Confession Times

Monday: 5 - 5:45pm

Tuesday: 11 - 11:45am

Wednesday: 5 - 5:45pm 

Thursday and Friday: 12 - 1pm
Saturday: 9:30 - 10:30am (with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament) & 3:45 - 4:15pm
Or by 
Appointment

See bulletin for Holy Day schedules.



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