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- Saturday: 3:30 PM to 4:45 PM or by appointment
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- Wednesday: 12:30 PM to 3:00 PM Church
- Friday: 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM Church
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Reading I Heb 8:6-13Responsorial Psalm 85:8 and 10, 11-12, 13-14Gospel Mk 3:13-19
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2020 Blessing of Pets
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WELCOME
Welcome! Please browse through Sacred Heart’s website and catch up on the latest news about the parish in general or a special ministry you are involved with. Maybe after reading about a particular organization you will hear your own call to witness and serve Christ with them. Our ministries and organizations have places for many different talents and gifts – yours are needed! Whatever great or small the time you can devote to our parish, you do in His name, and we are grateful for your participation.
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Parish announcements
Winter Office Hours
9am to 1pm
Sacred Heart Church Alamosa, Colorado
Opening ModuleOfficial Implementation start date is July 1, 2020. These guidelines will continue to be updated with reference to the State/County lockdown relaxations.
- Daily Masses will hold by 8.00 am except on Mondays
- Wednesdays noon Mass will be livestreamed for the general parishioners
- Three Weekend Masses (Saturday 5.00pm; Sunday 8.00am; and 10.30am—the 10.30am will be livestreamed).
- Need for extra space will only be accommodated at the 10.30am Mass
- Family Rosary to continue on Saturdays by 7.00pm
- To attend the Masses (Noon Mass excluded) call the office to be in the schedule (it is on first call first serve basis)
- For daily Masses we encourage callers to not more than one slot in a week
- For weekend Masses we encourage callers to not more than two slots in a month
- The log will not exceed the month of July in this instant since we will continue to adjust with the State and County Regulations that for now have not more than 50 people in a space.
- In all circumstance we plead that those who are sick, feel sickly even if already scheduled, have families in quarantine, or fall within the “At-Risk” age bracket should continue to follow from their homes because the dispensation from the physical Sunday obligation still subsists.
- Always remember to have your Masks when you are in the Church.
Fr. Uju Okeahialam, C.S.Sp.
(Sunday June 28, 2020)
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EASTER SUNDAY BULLETINPrayer for the End of Coronavirus
O Heavenly Physician, we cry unto you at this time of universal pandemic caused by the frightening Coronavirus. We firstly thank you for the gift of life and our faith in your superabundant care for those you created. At this time, our world is in a state of fear. Our Scientists have not given us hope of cure, our leaders are struggling for the best way to keep us safe and for fear and caution, many of our churches are closed. We your children confess that you are our hope in distress and our comfort in sorrow. Therefore, we cry unto you on behalf of all humanity to look with kindness on those you created in Your image and likeness. Forgive our sins and mistakes that bring harm to us in anyway. Inspire our Scientists to discover a lasting remedy to the deadly effects of the Coronavirus. Protect our medical men and women who step forward to treat us regardless of the risk to themselves and their families. Guide the actions and words of our leaders to seek the greater good of society than the pursuit of political gains. May our Church leaders not succumb to fear but to help us to find you in this difficult time. Above all, increase our faith to know that without you we can do nothing. May the fears of today help bring our world and us to you our Creator, Healer, and Savior. For you live and reign with your Son and the Holy Spirit one God forever and ever. Amen.
Fr. Uju
Parish RegistrationSacred Heart Parish warmly welcomes all new parishioners. Being officially registered in a parish is very important to every Catholic. We ask all parishioners to please register in order to help us better serve you. If moving or your address or phone number changed, please also update your information. You can register and update online at our Parish Registration page or at the Parish Office.
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National Catholic Register
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News from the Vatican
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The French doctor who discovered the genetic basis of Down syndrome but spent his career advocating against abortion as a result of prenatal diagnosis has taken his first major step to possible...
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After recovering from COVID-19 himself, the pope's point man for charity is encouraging people to not forget the poor and homeless as vaccination programs ramp up around the world.
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As the Vatican health service continued vaccinating Vatican residents and employees against COVID-19, it also began offering the vaccine to homeless people who live in Vatican-owned shelters.
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Unity requires prayer, love and fighting the devil, who always sows division, Pope Francis said.
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Pope Francis prayed that President Joe Biden would work to heal the divisions in U.S. society and promote human dignity and peace around the globe.
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