St. Gregory Barbarigo 

     Well Good News! On June 9, an email was sent from the Chancery to all parishes in the Archdiocese giving permission to celebrate Sunday Mass beginning June 14, which is this Sunday!  That follows the good news which permitted daily Mass – which began yesterday.   Also – June 14 is the Feast of Corpus Christi – when we celebrate the central sacrament of our Faith – the Holy Eucharist.
     So we will have confession at our usual time, on Saturday from 4:00 to 5:00, though confession will be heard in the exit to the front left of the Church, that will allow for the required social distancing of six feet.  Then we will have our regular Sunday schedule, Saturday vigil: 5:30, then on Sunday 7:30, 9:30 and 11:30.
      Now keep in mind – only 25% of the Church can be filled at one time, so if you have any underlying medical conditions, or if you are a super senior, it might be a good idea to stay home for a few more Sundays.  And keep in mind – we will continue to show Mass on Facebook, so you can participate online.
     Additionally, please remember to wear a facemask, and at the entrance of the church there are two stations to use hand sanitizer, so please do so, and follow the other instructions as well.
      We are not sure how all of this is going to work out, so please be patient as we do the best we can to come together to worship God and pray together at Mass.
     Additionally, funerals, baptisms, and weddings will be permitted (at 25% capacity); and again, face masks and social distancing will be required.  The church has been marked out with blue tape to ensure a six foot distance.    The center aisle has been marked with blue tape at six foot intervals to help at Communion time.   
     Our Next Objective: Resumption of Full Parish Mass Schedules and Sacramental Activities. 

     Welcome to St. Gregory Barbarigo!  We are the Catholic community here in Garnerville and our
parish is centered on Christ in the Eucharist and devoted to Mary His mother.  Our devotion to Christ is expressed paricurally in our Pertual Adoration Chapel, where people silently spend time with Christ  twenty four hours a day, seven days a week. 

     St. Gregory's also includes many volunteers who work together to help the homeless and marginalized. And of course we are blessed  with a fantastic regional school. Come and see
what we are about -- and meet Christ in His Word, His Sacraments and our Service.