Procedure for Masses:

• Register for only one Mass so as to allow the opportunity for others. Family units are considered a one spot reservation,
• If you are ill, do not attend Mass,
• If you become ill during Mass, leave and seek medical assistance,
• A physical distance of 2m (6ft) from others is to be maintained,
• Masks are  mandatory, 
• Use the hand sanitizer station before going into the body of the church,
• Bring your mask and please take it home,
• Please remember to NOT shaking of hands.

 When arriving at or leaving Mass:

• Do not spend time in groups,
• Singing may be provided but there is to be no singing by the community,
• A collection will not be taken up during Mass, but there will be a provision on exiting the church,
• Entry and exit to the church will only be at the indicated doors,
• Use pews that are clearly marked,
• Only one family is to be in the washroom.

Procedure at the time of receiving Holy Communion: (at this time Holy Communion will be distributed only by c ): 

• Gloves should not be worn when coming forward for Holy Communion, 
• Ushers will guide you from your pew,
• Come forward to the line on the carpet which is 2m (6ft) in front and remove your mask at that time a Priest or Deacon will raise the Eucharist and say “The Body of Christ”. 

• You will respond “Amen”. Then come forward, with your hands extended to receive,
• It is reminded to place one open hand upon the other to reverently receive the Sacred Host a Priest or Deacon will place Holy Communion on your extended hands,
• Step aside, consume the blessed Eucharist  put your mask back on and proceed back to your pew by walking across the front pew and up the opposite aisle, 
• Holy Communion is received only in the hand at this time,
• If you will not be receiving please come forward for a blessing, This is necessary as everyone must leave their pew,
• When coming forward for a blessing, stand on the line 2m (6 ft.) in front a Priest or Deacon, cross your hands over your chest, a Priest or Deacon will give a blessing All attendees must leave the pews during communion in order to safeguard everyone.

After Communion:

• Final blessing will be given as part of the communion rite.. 
• Please leave after having received communion following the designated exit and arrows on the floor.

We recognize that some measures may feel strange or uncomfortable, however, following these measures to contain the virus will help ensure the safety of all parishioners.  

We are looking forward to celebrating Mass with you at this very challenging time