St. Mary's  Cathedral  

*Dispensation from obligation to participate in Sunday Mass is still in effect. 

*Face mask/facial covering is required while inside the church.

*Reservations are required to attend Mass during this time.
 
*Please use the hand sanitizer provided for you when entering the Cathedral.
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Weekday Mass:

Wednesday~ 5:30pm
Friday~ 5:30pm Weekday Mass for the Vulnerable and Elderly 

*Reservations are not required for Weekday  Masses
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Saturday~ 5:30pm Mass (Please bring your SignUP Genius Reservation with you)
 
 We will begin having 8am Mass again, once we have a system for sanitizing the church effectively between the 8am and 9:15 Masses and all the logistics worked out for seating the 9:15 parishioners. 

Sunday~ 9:15am Mass (Please bring your SignUP Genius Reservation with you)
 
Sunday~ Noon Mass (Please bring your SignUP Genius Reservation with you)

Saturday~4:00-5:00  
Private confession spaces are set up in the gym and in the reception room.  Please park in the West Parking lot and remember to bring your mask.

It is with heavy hearts we share that due to the increase of
Covid-19 cases in Amarillo as well as not being able to regulate the wearing of face masks, nor being able to properly sanitize after every visitor, as per the CDC guidelines, our daily Chapel will be closed, temporarily.   

Thanks for understanding. 

Tuesday 11:00-1:00
Wednesday 11:00-1:00
Thursday 11:00-1:00
Friday 11:00-1:00

The Faith Formation Office is asking parishes to begin catechetical (Faith Formation) sessions IN OCTOBER.  This will give us time to register families and to plan for creative ways to continue the ministry of evangelization and catechesis for all children, teens, and adults. This includes RCIA, Confirmation of Adults, and Preparation for the Sacraments of Reconciliation, Eucharist and, Confirmation for children and youth. 

This time of pandemic requires that we find new ways of communicating the faith with commitment and responsibility. 

Please keep in mind that a parish that cannot provide for social distancing and the sanitation requirements should not hold the catechetical session in-person; however, in-person participation may be acceptable in a limited way.

Because of the number of participants, catechetical sessions may have to be primarily remote, using digital programs, or prepared packets so families can gather for the catechetical session at home.  At the same time, gatherings of those preparing for the sacraments of First Holy Communion and Confirmation will be held in-person.

 Let’s keep in mind that our responsibility is to protect our children, teens, and their families, as well as catechists and their families.

Many blessings and keep safe!