Those who are ill, have significant health risk factors or care for someone who is compromised or ill, are not obligated to attend Mass in-person on Sunday and Holy Days as well as those who have significant fear or anxiety of contracting the coronavirus in a large group of people. These should observe the Lord’s Day and are encouraged to spend time in prayer on Sunday, meditating on the Lord’s passion, death and resurrection. An appropriate way to do this is through viewing a broadcast of Sunday Mass.

NOTE: Mass that is broadcast through various media, including livestream, is not intended as an alternative nor does it fulfill the obligation for persons who are able to gather for a Sunday celebration and other Holy Days. They are intended for the sick, homebound, imprisoned etc. who are unable to attend Mass in person.

Mass Schedule

• Saturday, 4:30 pm – Nativity (confessions 3-4pm)
• Sunday, 9:00 am – Holy Trinity
• Sunday, 11:00 am – Nativity
• Monday, 8:15 am – Holy Trinity
• Tuesday, 8:15 am – Nativity (school Mass)
• Thursday, 8:15 am – Holy Trinity
• Friday, 8:15 am – Nativity
• First Saturday, 8:15 am – Holy Trinity (rosary follows then confessions)
• Opportunity for confession will also remain available by appointment.

INTRODUCING BEACONS OF LIGHT: PASTORAL PLANNING FOR OUR THIRD CENTURY

Archbishop Schnurr has announced the next phase of pastoral planning, called “Beacons of Light.” The process is designed to foster vital parish life throughout the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, leading all to radiate Christ in our homes, places of work, schools, parishes and the wider world. Sign up online to receive the free Beacons of Light e-newsletter which will provide monthly prayers, reflections and planning process updates beginning mid-January 2021.