January 10th, 2021�The Baptism of the Lord / Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph�

THE BASILICA OF�

214 East 8th Street

Chattanooga, TN 37402

423-266-1618

StsPeterAndPaulBasilica.com

Sts. Peter & Paul

Issue No 274�

Mass Schedule � Pastoral Staff and Parish Contacts �

STAY CONNECTED WITH THE BASILICA!�

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Access the Basilica’s FORMED Catholic media subscription on

our website or at stspeterandpaulbasilica.formed.org.�

Rector:� Very Rev. J. David Carter, JCL, JV�

� dcarter@stspeterandpaulbasilica.com�

Parochial Vicar: � Rev. Valentin Iurochkin � � � � � �

� iurochkin.valentin@yandex.com�

Parochial Vicar and Chaplain of the Hispanic Community:� �

� Rev. Moises Moreno holyman85@gmail.com�

Priest in Residence:� Rev. Nick Tran nicktranusa@yahoo.com�

Deacons:� Dcn. Hicks Armor�� Dcn. Tom McConnell�

� hicksarmor@gmail.com tomandbrenda@epbfi.com�

� Dcn. Gaspar DeGaetano �

� deacongaspar@me.com�

Hispanic Ministry:� Sister Imelda Quechol, MAG�

� hermanas@stspeterandpaulbasilica.com�

Bookkeeper : � Marina Delaney�

� business@stspeterandpaulbasilica.com�

Parish Secretary:� Catherine Oliver�

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Admin Assistant� Maria Rist�

to the Rector:� admin@stspeterandpaulbasilica.com �

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: 1st Friday and Lenten

Fridays following the noon Mass to 5:30 pm and 9 pm � 7 am�

Baptisms: Contact the parish office�

Confessions: 30 min. before each Mass except 7 am and 1:30 pm�

Marriages: Contact the parish office at least 4 months in advance�

RCIA: Sun. 10:15�11:15 am Dan Paci�i rcia@stspeterandpaulbasilica.com�

Religious Education: Sundays 10:15−11:15 am �

Danielle & Michael Stradley dre@stspeterandpaulbasilica.com�

Sacred Music: Maria Rist music@stspeterandpaulbasilica.com�

St. Ambrose Homeschool Co�op: Sandy Pricer stambrosecoop@gmail.com�

Tours: Debi Crabtree debi.crabtree@gmail.com�

TrailLife USA: Terrance Jones Terrancejoneslaw@gmail.com�

American Heritage Girls: Connie Holub ahgcha"anooga@gmail.com �

Youth Ministry: Kalista Bartee kbartee23@gmail.com�

5:30 pm Sat. Vigil English Ordinary Form (spoken)�

7:00 am Sun. � Spanish Ordinary Form (spoken) �

9:00 am Sun. � English Ordinary Form (sung)�

11:30 am Sun.� Extraordinary Form (Latin, sung)�

1:30 pm Sun. � Spanish Ordinary Form (sung) �

7 am Mon,Wed,Fri English Ordinary Form (spoken)�

12 pm Mon—Fri English Ordinary Form (spoken)�

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��Church open 7:30 am�5:30 pm daily �

��Morning Prayer 7:30 am Mon�Fri�

��Latin Vespers 5 pm daily (Sat. 6:30 pm) �

��Nursery is not staffed at this time but is available for parents

to sit with their small children while viewing Mass �

��Ordinary Form �“New Order” or Novus Ordo of Mass following

the Second Vatican Council (2000 Missal)�

��Extraordinary Form � The “more ancient use” or Usus Antiquior

also known as the Traditional Latin Mass (1962 Missal)�

��Our sung Masses often include incense. �

��Extraordinary Form Masses are celebrated ad orientem,

whereby the priest and people together face liturgical east, the

symbol of the Church awaiting Christ’s return in glory. �

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The Basilica of Sts. Peter & Paul �

Mass Intentions�

Readings for the week of January 10, 2021�

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Sun: � Is 42:1�4, 6�7/Ps 29:1�2, 3�4, 3, 9�10 [11b]/Acts 10:34�38/Mk 1:7�11 �

� � � or Is 55:1�11/Is 12:2�3, 4bcd, 5�6 [3)]/1 Jn 5:1�9/Mk 1:7�11�

Mon: �Heb 1:1�6/Ps 97:1 and 2b, 6 and 7c, 9 [cf. 7c]/Mk 1:14�20�

Tue: � Heb 2:5�12/Ps 8:2ab and 5, 6�7, 8�9 [cf. 7]/Mk 1:21�28�

Wed: Heb 2:14�18/Ps 105:1�2, 3�4, 6�7, 8�9 [8a]/Mk 1:29�39�

Thur: Heb 3:7�14/Ps 95:6�7c, 8�9, 10�11 [8]/Mk 1:40�45�

Fri: �� Heb 4:1�5, 11/Ps 78:3 and 4bc, 6c�7, 8 [cf. 7b]/Mk 2:1�12�

Sat: � Heb 4:12�16/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 15 [cf. Jn 6:63c]/Mk 2:13�17�

Next Sunday: 1 Sm 3:3b�10, 19/Ps 40:2, 4, 7�8, 8�9, 10 [8a, 9a]/1 � � �

Cor 6:13c�15a, 17�20/Jn 1:35�42�

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Readings for the Extraordinary Form: Visit�missalemeum.com�

Please pray for the sick of our parish, especially: �

Angel Alicea, Simon Anthony, Marie Awad, William Barger, Calliope

Bartee, Bonita Burney, Amanda Cagle, Mary Beth Carney Holbrook,

Jim Chadwell, Maureen Cliche, Marion Davis, Madeline Eve Doyal,

Kent Dungan, Ryan Elverd, Tereso and Lucila Garcia, Fr. Bertin

Glennon, Johnnie Gomez, Judy Hartney, Ruby Hearon, Barbara Cooper

Hickman, Anita Holcomb, Charles Johnson, Felicia King, Jackey King,

Archbishop Joseph Kur:, Dcn. Tom McConnell, Mike Meehan, Joyce &

Lowell Pannell, Chris Post, Charlene Reynolds, Jan Rodriguez, Phyllis

Raymer, Cardinal Justin Rigali, Marsha Salter, Eloise Schendel,

Sebastian Serio, Daniel Sharkey, John Anthony Street, Rigoberto

Velasquez, Jerry Villegas, Gus von Memmingen, Terri Ward, John

Way, Jim & Barbara Wright�

To Give Online�

www.stspeterandpaulbasilica.weshareonline.org

OR text keyword basilica to 800�950�9952�

OFFERTORY COLLECTION�

� Fiscal Year�to�date� � �

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Sat. Jan 9� 5:30pm �� Teresa and Anthony Spinner�

Sun. Jan 10� 7:00am� People of the Parish�

� 9:00am� Mark Laurell �

� 11:30am �Dillan Post�

� 1:30pm� The Sala Family �

Mon. Jan 11� 7:00am� � Hugo Alfven�

� 12:00pm�Nadine Reynolds�

Tues. Jan 12� 12:00pm�� JoAnn Bonura Steiner and Charles

(Buddy) Raley �

Wed. Jan 13� 7:00am� � John, Bootie and Frank Varallo �

� 12:00pm�Christian Laurell and Family�

Thur. Jan 14� 12:00pm�� Mary Mason�

Fri. Jan 15� 7:00am� � Melvin and Mary Jo Downs�

� 12:00pm�� Bruce Simmerman�

Sat. Jan 16� 5:30pm� MaD and Mary Givens�

Sun. Jan 17� 7:00am� People of the Parish �

� 9:00am � Shirley Lautigar �

� 11:30am�The Holcomb Family�

� 1:30pm� Manuel Hernandez and Family �

Parish Office �

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All visitors must ring the bell and be screened for questions

relating to COVID�19 prior to entering. Have you:�

�� Been in close contact with a confirmed case of COVID�19? �

�� Traveled outside the country within the last month? �

�� Have a cough, shortness of breath or sore throat? �

�� Had a fever (100.4 or higher) in the last 48 hours? �

�� Had a new loss of taste or smell? �

�� Had vomiting or diarrhea in the last 48 hours?�

If you have been exposed, have any symptoms, or are not

felling well, you will not be able to enter the office.

Sign�in, temperature check, and masks will also be required for

visitors to enter the office.

Call 423�266�1618 or email office@stspeterandpaulbasilica.com

We are here and able to assist most needs this way. �

� Stewardship Corner ��

OFFERTORY ~ BISHOP’S APPEAL ~ CAPITAL CAMPAIGN�

Dear Parishioners,�

� Thank you to all who have participated in our offertory this past

year, and those who have contributed to our recent parish planning

study. As a result of your input, as we enter the new year, we will be

asking you to continue your offertory, support the bishop’s annual

appeal, and consider an extraordinary gift to our upcoming Under

One Roof capital campaign. 100% of the money raised in the capital

campaign will stay in the parish. We ask you to pray and discern

your support for each initiative. May God bless you this Christmas

season.�

SECOND COLLECTIONS �

Donations may be made on Weshare or sent to the parish office.�

January 24: Church in Latin America �

Our Haiti collection is the first weekend of each month unless otherwise noted. �

Haiti Special Projects (ongoing�turn in envelope any day)�

Mass A7endance� Vigil� 7:00� 9:00� 11:30� 1:30 ��

Dec. 26�27, 2020� 59� 104� 138� 205� 503�

Jan. 2�3, 2021� 90� 125� 135� 235� 536�

Christmas Vigil: 4pm� 216 6:30pm� 310 9pm� 119 �

Christmas Day: Midnight� 217 10am� 87 12pm� 286 �

Mary, Mother of God: 6:30 Vigil� 220� 12pm� 250� �6:30pm� 340�

On Tuesday, January 19th, the priests of our diocese will be

aDending a meeting. A deacon will lead a Communion Service

at our 12pm Mass time. �

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364,177.00�

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Mount Olivet Catholic Cemetery �

Where will your mortal remains will lie until the day when Christ

comes again and our bodies are raised? You are invited to consider

purchasing a plot or a niche at Mount Olivet Catholic Cemetery

alongside generations of Cha"anooga Catholics. Visit mountolivet.net

and call David Hale at (423) 622�0728 for more information.�

Bishop Stika wishes to inform our parishioners of the following

precautions from the CDC against the spread of illness:�

1. Avoid close contact with people who are sick;�

2. Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth;�

3. Stay home when you are sick;�

4. Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the

tissue in the trash;�

5. Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces

using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe; and wash

your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or,

if soap is not available, clean hands with an alcohol�based hand

sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol.�

MARRIED AND ENGAGED MINISTRY�

If you are married or engaged, join the ʺBasilica Married and

Engaged Ministryʺ group on Facebook and our weekly

Tuesday 7 pm Zoom meeting. There will be stimulating

discussions on parenting, Catholic life, and life in general.

Eventually we will have date nights, pot lucks and profound

friendships that will last a lifetime. There is no age limit. All

engaged and married couples are welcome. We look forward

to seeing you! Contact Amelia & Doug Weissman at

amelia.smith4815@gmail.com for more information.�

Join the Zoom meeting here: h"ps://us02web.zoom.us/j/608875139 �

YOUNG ADULTS�

“Catholic Cha7” Young adults from all parishes in the

ChaDanooga area. Join our Facebook Group for updates!

Contact Jonah Coronis, Basilica parishioner, at 423�424�8618 or

jcoronis12@gmail.com to find out more about the group.�

Becoming Catholic (RCIA)�

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A4ention Basilica Volunteers!

VIRTUS has changed to the Safe Haven program �

Parish ministry leaders, parents, and other adults who serve in

ministries that involve youth are now required to be certified

under the “Safe Haven” program, which is replacing the

previous VIRTUS Safe Environment program for the Diocese

of Knoxville. All adult volunteers who are in contact with

youth, including those who have already been VIRTUS�

certified, must complete this new, online program. Access

the online training from the home page of our parish website. �

Religious Education for preK�high school now in session�

Class a"endance required for 1st Holy Communion & Confirmation.

Virtual and home activities for other ages.

All ages, please register on our website!�

Parish Professionals Directory�

We are puDing together a Parish Professionals directory listing

to be made available to parishioners. If you own a business,

work in sales, or provide a service that our parishioners could

utilize, please email the details to Doug Weissman at

weissmanmusic@gmail.com.��Example email: Doug Weisman,

Piano, Violin and Viola instructor / piano tuner. Visit our

website: weissmanmusic.com� or facebook: Weissmanmusic41.

Contact us at 850�450�7867 or�weissmanmusic@gmail.com.�

Together Strong, Life Unites! The Office of Youth, Young Adult

& Pastoral Juvenil Ministry invites youth and their families to

a�Pilgrimage for Life�in ChaDanooga�on�Sat., Jan. 30, 10am�2pm

as part of the March for Life Weekend at ChaDanooga National

Memorial for the Unborn. Learn its history, hear speakers from

Silent No More, be part of a service project, and pray a pro�life

Rosary together! $10 cost includes lunch, hot chocolate, and

supplies. Register at: hDps://www.eventbrite.com/e/pilgrimage�

for�life�tickets�132313361827. Limited to 100 people. Masks are

required. Warm clothing and lawn chair/blanket for siDing are

recommended. Contact: bgarcia@diknox.org or 865�776�9635.��

Catholic Motherhood�

Our next meeting will be from 6�8pm Sunday, Jan. 17th at The

Spice & Tea Exchange at 2115 Gunbarrel Rd.. Contact

wesson.rachel@gmail.com for info or to be added to the

Catholic Motherhood email list. �

DYM Middle & High School Youth Group �

DYM (Downtown Youth Ministry) invites all 6th � 12th grade

students are invited to join our Youth Group! Virtual meetings

on Wednesdays from 6:30�8pm. Socially distanced in�person

meetings coming soon! Register on our website.�

Contact Kalista Bartee kbartee23@gmail.com for more info. �

American Heritage Girls (AHG) Meetings�

If your daughter would like to check out a meeting, just email,

call, or text your info and she can join us for a meeting. �

Visit our page on the Basilica website, and contact: �

Connie Holub ahgchaDanooga@gmail.com 423�987�2842.�

RCIA is having classes Sundays at 2:30 pm, and they are Zoom/

video meetings, to take COVID concerns into account. �

��We will have the Rite of Welcome on Jan. 10 at the 9am Mass.�

�� If you are interested in learning more about the Catholic

Faith (whether youʹre already Catholic or not!), please

contact Dan PaciDi for more details.��

��We are in need of sponsors to support the candidates. If you

are interested in assisting as a sponsor, presenting topics, or

providing prayer/worship aids, please also contact Dan

PaciDi so we can work out a schedule.�

Contact Dan Paci"i: rcia@stspeterandpaulbasilica.com 865�335�3076 �

The Deacon’s Table is now having a virtual meeting most

Sundays at 5pm. We study apologetics, Sacred Scripture,

Catholic doctrine and catechism, and other topics of interest.��

Contact Dcn. Tom McConnell at tomandbrenda@epbfi.com. �

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Pastor’s Notes: Strategic Planning after Your Input� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � January 10, 2021�

2020 has proved to be a challenging year, for sure. But it has also been a year of opportunity. We took the opportunity of the quieter

time in our parish to tackle one of our strategic priorities: namely, facility preservation. We have been monitoring the situation of the

roof for some years, but now it has goDen to the point of needing to be replaced. After having done a major patch job just three years

ago, it has been discerned that a patch will no longer remedy the underlying issues, as we continue to have leakage and collateral

damage to our infrastructure. FEMAC (Facilities, Engineering, & Maintenance Advisory Council) has been diligently researching the

way for us to move forward, and we are geDing close to signing a contract with a company to put a new roof on our church. It has

been the primary impetus for our planned capital campaign to raise the funds necessary to preserve this beautiful edifice and improve

our campus. In fact, the roof issue is becoming the signature project for the campaign, which will be called “Under One Roof”. This

name acknowledges that we are one parish under one roof, even though we can identify three distinct communities that gather under

it. How very Trinitarian! �

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But while we resolve the issue of the roof, we also have another lurking menace to our beautiful facilities: that is the long�past�aged�

out heating and cooling of the church. East Tennessee is not known for too many extremes of weather, but in the winter, when it’s

cold, it’s cold. And without heating in the church, it would be unbearably so. To heat the church, we have been using a very old boiler

system that sends steam through our pipes to radiate heat throughout the church. You may have heard the pipes clanging at one time

or another as the system cycles through. Soon we will need to make some major decisions on what to do. Either we revamp the system

or we re�vision how we heat the church. Likewise we have the issue of cooling the church. While we are no Death Valley or Sahara

Desert, the South does get hot�and more importantly, humid�in the summertime. And without something to take the edge off the

heat, it is unbearably hot. Like the boiler system, we are cooling the church with an antiquated system that is ancient of days. The air

handlers were Westinghouse units installed sometime in the middle of the previous century. They were obviously retrofiDed, as no

one had heard of air conditioning in 1890! But this retrofit was not ideal. Furthermore, over the years, we have replaced components

of the original system, and due to unrepairable things, have a reduced cooling capacity. But now we are needing to rethink the entire

design of how we bring cool air into this space, and to do it in such a way that respects the space, the artwork, and the organ. Soon we

will be making decisions to that end, based on quotes that we have received in the past. Stay tuned for more on that subject.�

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Many asked in the course of our recent feasibility study what the status of All Saints Academy is, and the question is not easy to

answer. If you look back on our website, you can see the archives of these pastor’s notes and various other ways in which we have

tried to keep the parish up�to�date with the latest concerning the old parish school just a block away. If you recall, we discerned after

long deliberation that there was no way for our parish to rehabilitate this venerable old building, as it had goDen far beyond our

means for upkeep and maintenance, let alone renovation. For the past five years, we have been earnestly trying to lease the building to

developers to relieve us of the burden of the upkeep of this antiquated building, as well as let it be a source of revenue for us.

However, it seems this is much more difficult than we anticipated, and we have had one developer after another be unsuccessful in

turning this vision into reality. We are currently in an agreement with another developer who is looking to turn All Saints Academy

into office space with a potential that some of the space might be used by our own parish. However, the coronavirus has put another

wrench into that and delayed the project. It is our hope that 2021 will finally bring resolution to this project. �

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Without All Saints Academy, our land�locked limited space has become more of an issue and has caused us to look at various

solutions to the ongoing space needs of our parish activities. In the course of the recent feasibility study, we floated the idea of

building a bridge building between the RE building and the nursery, but we received lots of advice and feedback saying that there

was not a lot of support for this idea at this time. We have taken very seriously this feedback and will not be pursuing this as a

solution to our space needs. However, we got a lot of support for other creative uses of space, and these are the things that we hope to

accomplish over the next year, at much less cost. Namely, FEMAC has been looking at rehabilitating the space below the vestibule at

the back end of Varallo Parish Hall, as well as doing more with the Religious Education building’s unused spaces. �

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Of course all of these things require funding to come to reality, and it is for this reason that we are moving forward with the capital

campaign that we are calling Under One Roof. In early December, the results of the feasibility study showed broad and strong support

for this endeavor, and after the report was made to our parish leadership, we have decided to proceed. In the next couple of months,

you will see lots more about this. For the time being, I ask you to simply pray for its success in fulfilling one of our strategic priorities

of Facility Preservation. With this priority addressed, we hope to be able to continue our mission to proclaim Jesus Christ the font of

all Truth, Beauty, and Goodness, and to continue His mission to form disciples from all peoples according to the tradition and

patrimony of the Catholic Church. �

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WAYS TO GIVE AND RECEIVE HELP �

��Cha7anooga Community Kitchen 423�756�4222 to serve.�

�� St. Vincent de Paul Society get help/donate 423�999�6332. �

�� Ladies of Charity call 423�622�3222 to get help/donate.�

�� St. Alexius Outreach Ministries 423�718�2959 to volunteer. �

��Cha7anooga Food Bank: visit ChaDFoodBank.org.�

�� Pregnancy Help Center: call 423�826�0673 to volunteer.�

��Catholic Charities of East TN offers ʺTelehealthʺ online

counseling for mental health at counseling@ccetn.org.�

��RISE UP Cooperative life skills for at�risk teens: Visit

riseupcooperative.org or Facebook page; contact Sandy

Pricer office@riseupcooperative.org 423�708�5447 for more

info or to volunteer.�

��Walking with Moms in Need�� Assistance to moms/dads

in our community in assessing skills, seDing goals, and

preparing for an education or job placement. We

need�Topic Developers, Speakers, Dinner Prep and

Servers, Childcare,�and�Leader. Contact Sandy Pricer

slpricer@gmail.com or 423�619�1163.�

St. Vincent de Paul Food Drive January 23�24�

St. Vincent de Paul Society is a lay Catholic ministry that

promotes the spiritual growth of its members through service to

the poor. Call 423�463�8324 to become a trained volunteer.

Their food pantry at OLPH is always in need of restocking and

is now in most need of: peanut buDer, jelly, canned chicken,

dried beans, rice, soup, canned fruit, canned vegetables.

Place food items in the basket in our Basilica vestibule. �

THE DYM CHRISTMAS TREE: �

A message from our Youth Minister�

Downtown Youth Ministry at the Basilica serves students in 6th

through 12th grade. In the midst of the pandemic, our young peopleʹs

lives have been drastically�changed. We strive for our youth to have a

visible�presence at our parish. This communicates to them, and to the

entire parish, that they are a part of this faith community.�That they

belong here.�That even when the world seems to be falling apart, their

church family is here for them. But with the current circumstances, it

has not been�as easy for DYM to have that visible presence at the

Basilica. We have been meeting virtually each week since the start of

the pandemic and gather�once a month for socially distant, in�person

fellowship. We are blessed by a dedicated team of volunteers who meet

with these students every week to share our faith and accompany

them. Thanks be to God, our ministry has been able to continue

serving the youth of our parish throughout the pandemic. In years

past you can probably recall the youth group asking for your help

financially,�and we have always been overwhelmed by your

generosity.�This Christmas, we are asking for your help in a different

way.�In the entrance to the church, we have set up a special DYM

Christmas tree. Our students have decorated ornaments with their

names and the names of other teenagers from the Cha"anooga area.

Please take one of these ornaments home with you

and�PRAY!�Pray for the student you have selected�every day

during this Christmas season, and in your charity continue to

pray for them regularly throughout the year.� We wish you a

Merry Christmas and a healthy, Happy New Year!� �Kalista Bartee�

Altar Server Training for the Extraordinary Form �

Beginning Jan. 26, Fr. Carter will offer altar server training for

the Extraordinary Form, Tuesdays at 5:30pm, as well as serving

at 7am weekday Masses. To prepare for the training, it is

necessary to learn the Latin prayers and read the altar server

manual. For more information, visit our Altar Servers page and

contact admin@stspeterandpaulbasilica.com to sign up. �

First Friday Adoration with Exposition February 5th�

After the 12pm Mass until Benediction at 5:30pm. Adoration

will resume through the night from 9pm Friday�7am Sat. �

MEN’s VESPERS SCHOLA: Chant Made Easy �

with Fr. Carter 4:30�5:30pm Fridays. Open to anyone whose

voice has changed into the lower octave. Contact

music@stspeterandpaulbasilica.com for details. �

A Year of St. Joseph in 2021�

The Holy Father asks us to join him in this prayer:�

Hail, Guardian of the Redeemer, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

To you God entrusted his only Son; in you Mary placed her trust;

with you Christ became man. Blessed Joseph, to us too, show yourself

a father and guide us in the path of life. Obtain for us grace, mercy

and courage, And defend us from every evil. Amen. �

Check our website for St. Joseph devotions and resources that

we will be adding during this year. �

Health Measures for A�ending the Basilica�

Following Bishop Stika’s decree, �

�� The Sunday Mass obligation is currently suspended. We

continue to livestream our Sunday Masses. �

�� If you have had symptoms of illness recently or have been exposed

to someone confirmed to have COVID�19, please postpone your

visit. �

�� Visitors over 5 years of age must bring and wear a mask or

face covering of any sort and keep 6 feet apart from others. �

�� We must abide by the capacity limits established by the Bishop.

Overflow seating will be offered in Varallo Parish Hall, where the

Mass is simulcast. �

�� Please refrain from physical greetings. �

�� Holy Communion will be offered during Mass. Those

wishing to receive on the tongue may come to the Sacred

Heart side of the altar rail, where this option is available.

Please remove your mask and use hand sanitizer, then replace

your mask and return to your seat to make your thanksgiving.

All who cannot physically receive are encouraged to make a

spiritual Communion. �

�� Please remain at Mass until it has ended with the final blessing.�

�� Weekday Masses offer ample spacing as an alternative to Sunday.

All are encouraged to discern precautions suitable to their

circumstances. �

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