Please check here for updated information as we adjust to this new way of worship.
Father Greg is live streaming Mass, and the Rosary on facebook.  He also has short bible study sessions available on facebook.  So if you would like to follow him please go to https://www.facebook.com/stfsta/.  Note:  You DO NOT need a facebook account to watch!

Bulletins are available in the back of church and in the entrance next to the office.  We have them here on the website under bulletins also.

We have resumed Daily Mass.  St. Agnes will be at 7:30am on Wednesday and Thursday and St. Florian will be on Tuesday and Friday at 7:30am.  There will be no Mass on Monday.

Confessions will be by appointment only with Father Greg.  Please call the office to set up a time.

Fr. Greg’s has also started a YouTube channel where you can watch weekend Mass. it will be posted by 6:00pm Saturday nights for you to view.  He will also have a new series called Our Faith videos for adult faith enrichment. 
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ3_dFd-jDd-Z77LZa012hQ

The Food Pantry is in need of brown paper bags.  If you have some and would like to donate them please set them on the bucket next to the door by the office.  Thank you!

If you have a family member in the hospital please let Father Greg or Deb know 715-359-5675 or frgregbohren@gmail.com  and he will give them a call.  According to new hospital rules Fr. Greg can only go to the hospital if a person is imminently dying and requesting the last rites.  Thank you.  

COVID-19 Update from Fr. Greg at St. Agnes on Mass Opening May 30/31

• Masses at St. Agnes will resume Saturday, May 30^th at 5:30pm and Sunday, May 31^st at 8:30am.  Doors will be open ½ hour before Mass time.There will be no in-person weekday Masses at this time.
• The obligation to attend Sunday Mass remains dispensed until further notice.  Masses will continue to be live streamed on Facebook indefinitely.  You do not need a Facebook account to watch Mass.  Go to Facebook.com/stfsta/
• All those as defined by the health department as more vulnerable (i.e., 60+ years of age, those with compromised immune systems, those with underlying health conditions, those who are especially anxious about being in a large group, etc.) are encouraged to stay home.  There still is a risk for anyone who attends a public Mass to contract the coronavirus.
• Anyone with fever or flu-like symptoms should not enter the church.
• Masks are strongly encouraged please put on a face mask before entering the Church.
• Attendance at each individual Mass is limited to 25% of occupancy (150 people) with proper social distancing unless the local or state authorities have implemented a more stringent order.  Seating will be every other pew.
• Social distancing of a minimum of 6 feet between people not living in the same household must always be followed.  Please be considerate entering and exiting the church.
• Hand sanitizer will be available at all church entrances and inside of the church.
• There will be no liturgical ministers (greeters, readers, eucharistic ministers, sacristans, ushers etc.) for a while.  The seminarian and I will take care of the ministries.
• For the collection - if you would like to make a contribution, baskets are next to the front door of the church during Masses, we also have the drop box by the office door, or you can make contributions online.
• At this time no one is obliged to receive communion, and Christ is encountered in those gathered in his name, in the proclamation of the Word, and especially by joining ourselves to the offering of Christ to God the Father during the Eucharistic Prayer. By being present or watching Mass online we receive spiritual communion with Christ.
• For right now there will be no parish bulletin.  We will start the bulletin when things open up more.
• Each person is asked to bring with you an index card with your name and phone number on it and it is to be placed in a basket at the entrance when you enter church.
• Frequently touched surfaces in the church (pews/pew tops, door handles, restrooms etc.) will be cleaned and sanitized per CDC recommendations after every liturgy.

The Diocese has started an online giving account for St. Agnes.  If you would like to donate there please use the link  https://diolc.org/st-agnes-parish-weston/