The Diocese of Tucson is entering Phase I of reopening the parishes, and we have guidelines from the Diocese of Tucson to implement Phase I. Please be mindful these guidelines are designed for the well-being of all us during this pandemic.
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Bishop Edward Weisenburger has implemented gradual reopening of parishes for public worship
After consultation with numerous persons in leadership roles in the Tucson Diocese, along with attention given to the medical and scientific community, Bishop Edward Weisenburger released a gradual plan to reopen parishes for worship.
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Due to pandemic-related unemployment, the Tucson metro area is experiencing a tremendous need for food. We have a lot of hungry people, and they deserve our help. As Jesus reminds us in the Scriptures “what you do for the least among you, you do for me.” Now is the time for those whose financial situation has not been greatly impacted by the pandemic to come together to feed the hungry Christ in our midst.
Catholic Community Services and the Diocese of Tucson is partnering with seven Tucson area parishes for a critical food drive next week, Monday May 11th through Saturday May 16th. Non-perishable food items will be dropped off at the church. Those receiving the food donations will be using gloves and masks and donors will not be permitted to exit their cars. Please note that different parishes throughout the Diocese of Tucson will be open on different days of the week and only during the morning hours (7:00 a.m. – 11:00 A.M.).
Those unable to purchase food or drop it off may make an on-line donation to Catholic Community Services at www.ccs-soaz.org and others will do the shopping and deliver for you! For a list of parish drop-off sites, the schedule for which days they will be open next week, and the kinds of non-perishable food most needed, please see the flier on the front page of the Diocese of Tucson web site. The need is critical. I humbly ask you to respond generously. And please remember, it is Christ we are serving.
Please be aware that scammers have created email accounts that looks like it belongs to our Clergy, Principal and maybe even others associated with SEAS. Recently they have started sending text messages making these claims as well. The scammers are asking people to buy gift cards so that they may be given to people in the hospital (or similar scenario). No one associated with SEAS Parish or School would ever ask you to buy anything like this over an email or text message.
The following statement from Bishop Weisenburger will be announced at this weekend’s Masses. Please pay attention to specific instructions being adopted by our parish community.
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As Advent is a season not only of preparation, but also of repentance, penance and renewal, SEAS will offer a Communal Penance Service on Thursday, December 5th at 6pm.
Please join our Women's Ministry, REAL Women of SEAS, for For their 3rd Annual Golf Tournament, Bunco tournament, and Kidzone Family Fun Day! Your Registration/Participation Is Appreciated... Not only you have a great time, but you can also feel good knowing that your participation directly helps REAL Women of SEAS raise enough money to provide a quality speaker and financial scholarships to their annual Women's Retreat. The fun happens on Saturday, August 24, 2019 so apply today!
April 18 - 20 - Morning Prayer 9am
Holy Thursday April 18 7pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper
Good Friday April 19 7pm Memorial of the Lord’s Passion
Easter Vigil April 20 7pm
One of the ways to prepare yourself for the gift of Christ and to prepare for the Easter Season is through the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Several priests will be available to hear your confessions.
January 1, 2019 Holy Day of Obligation Mass Schedule Monday, December 31st 5:00 PM (Vigil Mass) Tuesday, January 1st 7:00 AM 9:00 AM 11:00 AM (Bilingual)
December 8th, the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, is a Holy Day of Obligation. Our Mass Schedule is: Friday, December 7th, 6pm (vigil) Saturday, December 8th - 9am & 11am
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Bishop Edward Weisenburger has implemented gradual reopening of parishes for public worshipRead More
Due to pandemic-related unemployment, the Tucson metro area is experiencing a tremendous need for food. We have a lot of hungry people, and they deserve our help. As Jesus reminds us in the Scriptures “what you do for the least among you, you do for me.” Now is the time for those whose financial situation has not been greatly impacted by the pandemic to come together to feed the hungry Christ in our midst.Read More
Please be aware that scammers have created email accounts that looks like it belongs to our Clergy, Principal and maybe even others associated with SEAS. Recently they have started sending text messages making these claims as well. The scammers are asking people to buy gift cards so that they may be given to people in the hospital (or similar scenario). No one associated with SEAS Parish or School would ever ask you to buy anything like this over an email or text message.Read More
The following statement from Bishop Weisenburger will be announced at this weekend’s Masses. Please pay attention to specific instructions being adopted by our parish community.Read More
As Advent is a season not only of preparation, but also of repentance, penance and renewal, SEAS will offer a Communal Penance Service on Thursday, December 5th at 6pm.Read More
Please join our Women's Ministry, REAL Women of SEAS, for For their 3rd Annual Golf Tournament, Bunco tournament, and Kidzone Family Fun Day! Your Registration/Participation Is Appreciated... Not only you have a great time, but you can also feel good knowing that your participation directly helps REAL Women of SEAS raise enough money to provide a quality speaker and financial scholarships to their annual Women's Retreat. The fun happens on Saturday, August 24, 2019 so apply today!Read More
Easter Sunday April 21Read More
April 18 - 20 - Morning Prayer 9amRead More
One of the ways to prepare yourself for the gift of Christ and to prepare for the Easter Season is through the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Several priests will be available to hear your confessions.Read More
Tuesdays - Holy Hour with BenedictionRead More
March 6Read More
January 1, 2019 Holy Day of Obligation Mass Schedule Monday, December 31st 5:00 PM (Vigil Mass) Tuesday, January 1st 7:00 AM 9:00 AM 11:00 AM (Bilingual)Read More
Monday – December 24Read More
Our Sunday 6:00PM mass will permanently move to 5:00PM beginning on Sunday, September 23, 2018. [click title to read more]Read More
The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Holy Day Mass Schedule 6:30am, 9am, Noon, and 6pm (bilingual) August 15, 2018Read More