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bishop powers reinstates general dispensation from the obligation to attend mass 11/20/2020
Given the rapid increase of new, active COVID-19 cases over the past few weeks with no relief in sight, and after much prayer and consultation, I have once again decided to grant the Catholic faithful of the Diocese of Superior a general dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass. This dispensation will remain in force until further notice.
I want to make it perfectly clear that with the reinstating of the General Dispensation I am NOT issuing a closure of public Masses on Sundays or weekdays. We will continue to celebrate Mass with parishioners who are able to attend and willing to follow the proper health protocols which are in force and include the wearing of appropriate masks.
TAKEN FROM LETTER FROM THE BISHOP, LINKED IN FULL DETAIL BELOW -
bishop reinstates general dispensation
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RESOURCES FOR MASS
As of March 18, 2020 all public celebrations of the Mass will be suspended until further notice. Readings for the day: http://www.usccb.org/ Online Mass Resources: Links to Mass and Diocese resources: https://www.catholicdos.org/virtual-mass-live-streaming Mass with our dean, Fr. John Gerritts, Hudson https://www.facebook.com/pg/stpatrickparishhudson/videos/ Mass with Fr. Ed & Fr. Samual, Rice Lake https://stjosephricelake.com/ Televised Masses are also available on EWTN and CatholicTV -
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Father Bala Policettybpolicerediffmail.comSacrmental Minister -
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Mindy Hamiltonmhamiltonphotogmail.comCoordinator of Religious Education
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January 6Francis Richter, a long time member at St. Peter passed away January 6, 2021. A Mass of Christian burial will be held Monday, January 11, 2021 at St. Peter Church. Frank served in the US Navy for 16 years. Then after moving to the Cameron area he worked for both the Village of Cameron and the City of Barron. After retirement, Frank enjoyed woodworking in his woodshop everyday. Frank had deep love for his family and his church. Frank will be sorely missed by his wife Shirley of 62 years and his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. For full obituary please click on Francis's name above.Read More
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December 27Enjoy the message shared by Father Bala Policetty, Select title above to view.Read More
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December 23NOTICE FROM BISHOP POWERS Regarding Scam Solicitations If anyone contacts you through any form of communication (such as calls, texts or emails) claiming to be me, someone from the Diocese (Chancery Office personnel), a priest, parish employee or anyone else honestly affiliated with the Catholic Diocese of Superior asking you to send money or get gift cards of any kind, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, DO NOT RESPOND TO THEIR REQUEST. IT IS A SCAM. ANYONE OFFICIALLY CONNECTED TO OR ACTING ON BEHALF OF THE DIOCESE OR ANY OF THE PARISHES OR ANY OTHER DIOCESAN SPONSORED ORGANIZATION WILL NOT CONTACT YOU IN THIS MANNER, BECAUSE IF THEY DID, IT WOULD BE GROUNDS FOR THEIR IMMEDIATE DISMISSAL. For some time now these types of SCAMS have become more prevalent and more sophisticated in their making the request look real. LET ME REPEAT AGAIN, NO ONE OFFICIALLY CONNECTED TO THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE DIOCESE OF SUPERIOR WILL EVER CONTACT YOU IN THIS MANNER TO EITHER ASK A FAVOR OR SOLICIT FUNDS. NOTE: This does not say a parish can’t solicit gift cards to be used for raffle prizes etc. However, in this case the cards should be dropped off at the parish office.Read More
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November 5Anna Nelson passed away on Thursday, November 5th at Meadowbrook in Chetek. Anna was a long time member at St. Boniface, served as a member of the St. Boniface Ladies Guild many years and everyone always enjoyed Anna and her beautiful smile. Anna loved gardening and then canning and freezing and enjoying the fruits of all her hard work. Anna was a loving mother to all of her sixteen children. A Private Mass was held at St. Boniface on Saturday, November 14th. For full obituary, click on Anna's name.Read More
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October 22June Samens was a long time member of St. Boniface. June enjoyed crossword puzzles, reading, cardinals, sunflowers and spending time with her family, children and grandchildren. A private family funeral service was held at Burnham Ours Funeral Home. For her full obituary, click on June's name above.Read More
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Mass schedule & guidelines
With restrictions and limited capacity, our parishes are open for weekly mass and adoration!
CLICK HERE for important details
Saturday:
4pm at ABVM
6pm at St. Peter
Sunday:
8am at St. Peter
9:30am at St. Joseph
11am at St. Boniface
Mask are requested by all attendees. Parishes will be marked for seating to install the practice of safe, social, distancing. Many other modifications have been established per the linked details below, to ensure the safety of all.
PRAYER SERVICE
Friday, January 22, 2021,
at Noon @ St Joseph, Barron,
we will be praying the Holy Rosary, the Divine Mercy Chaplet, and the Stations of the Cross for the safety and well being of the pre born babies and their families. January 22nd is the 48th anniversary of the US Supreme Court's decision to make deliberate abortion legal in the United States of America. All are welcome and invited to come and join in the prayers.
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prayer & adorationOpen church hours
ST. PETER
First Friday of Month: 8am-3pm
ST. JOSEPH
Wednesday: 8am-3pm
ST. BONIFACE
Thursday, 8am-2pm
The Blessed Sacrament will be displayed for adoration at varying hours on Sunday.
Confessions are available by appointment and on Sundays starting at 8am at St. Peter, 9:30 at St. Joseph and 11am at St. Boniface. -
COmmunication & Support - Open!
Fr. Bala is open to phone calls for conversation and prayers. We are encouraging all of our staff to reach out to our parish families via phone, Facebook, email and further invite ALL OF OUR PARISH family to do the same. Call a neighbor, pick up our directory and reach out to someone new. "Do small things with great love."
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office closed
To maintain the safety of our employee's health and our parishioners, we are limiting access into the office area on an 'as needed' basis.
Employees will be present during normal hours, however doors are locked (must use doorbell) and it is kindly requested that all business be taken care of over the phone if possible still - minimizing the exposure to our staff. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.