Live Stream of
10:30 am Sunday Mass
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For those choosing to celebrate Mass virtually, you can now join us live.
If you are unable to join us at 10:30 am on Sundays, the video can be replayed.

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Parish Bulletin  |  Children's Worship Bulletins

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Weekday and Sunday In-person Masses Have Resumed.

Reminder! The Drive-thru Communion Reception Line has been discontinued.

Gathering: “Enter the Journey,” #634

Preparation of the Gifts: Glory and Praise to Our God

Communion: “Taste and See,” #342

Communion Meditation: “This is My Song,” #733

Sending Forth: “O God Beyond All Praising,” #537 (Followed by Our National Anthem)

Postlude: “Exultate” -Daniel Gawthrop

• The Archdiocese of Los Angeles provides a livestream of non-public Masses celebrated by the priests from the Cathedral of Our Lady of Angels daily and on Sunday via Facebook, @lacatholics (facebook.com/lacatholics/) or visit www.lacatholics.org/emergency. (Please check website in advance to confirm if times have changed.)
  
  Daily Mass (M-F) in English: 8:00 am; Mass in Spanish at 7:00 am 
  Sunday Mass in English: 10:00 am; Spanish Mass at 7:00 am
  
  Mass is also live streamed from various local parishes. 
  View schedule: ​https://lacatholics.org/mass-for-the-homebound ​ 

• EWTN Catholic Network airs 9:00 am Sunday Mass on TV. 
  Service Providers: 
  DIRECT TV - Channel 370
  DISH Network - Channel 261
  AT&T U-Verse - Channel 562
  Time Warner Cable - Channel 167

• KDOC Public Channel 50 - 9:00 am Sunday Mass

• Radio Resource: Tune in to Relevant Radio! You will hear real Catholics, living real lives, addressing real problems. Through these personal and intimate forums of conversation, direction, humor and prayer, Relevant Radio is creating a community of hope. Listen to Relevant Radio on 930 AM, online at relevantradio.com, or on the free mobile app.

• USCCB Resources for Catholics During COVID-19

• In this time of need, Archbishop Jose H. Gomez of Los Angeles, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, invites all the faithful to seek together the maternal intercession of Our Lady of Guadalupe with a prayer.