St. Louis Catholics Invited Back To Sunday Mass Starting July 1st

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It's been quite a while since you've last attended Sunday Mass right? That's understandable with the Coronavirus pandemic. But as more people have been vaccinated, regular life is starting to resume again in a variety of ways. Once individuals are fully vaccinated, masks are often not required. Businesses are reopening and hiring new employees. We can now gather together with our friends and family. There are also no government mandates in place against gathering together in church or places of worship.

So, on that note, Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski just made a new announcement to Catholics in St. Louis via video inviting Catholics to attend Sunday Mass again.

“I am lifting the dispensation to the obligation for Sunday Mass in the Archdiocese of St. Louis,” Rozanski said. Starting on July 1st, 2021, Sunday Mass obligation resumes for all Catholics. Rozanski also shared that it is important for us to be together at Mass.

According to Rozanski, he says that each parish will continue with its safety protocols. The mask mandate is only in place for those who have not been vaccinated. In addition, social distancing and capacity restriction decisions up to individual parishes depending on the size and set up of the church.

To watch the video from Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski in it's entirety, click here. There are over 181 Catholic Parishes in the St. Louis area, so if you would like to attend Sunday Mass, please know that there are likely several options for attendence near your location in the St. Louis area.

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