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Worship Schedule
Weekend - Main Church Only
Saturday: 5:30pm
Sunday: 9:00 Bilingual & 11:00 English
7:00am San Geronimo (Taos Pueblo)
Due to Pandemic Restrictions Only Resident Tribal Members May Attend
Weekday - Main Church Only
Tuesday: 5:30pm
Wednesday - Friday: 12:10pm
Confessions
Confessions will be heard from 3:00pm - 4:30pm in the Main Church
Confession are always heard by appointment as well. Please call the parish office to schedule or email Father Daniel at revdannyg@icloud.com -
Office Hours & Information
To keep you safe we have several contactless ways to serve you:
- by phone: (575)758-9208
- by fax: (575)758-2745
- by email: olgtaos@yahoo.com
- by snail mail: 205 Don Fernando St.
Taos, NM 87571
- by drop-box located on the front door of the parish office building
Our Current Office Hours:
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday:
9:00am - 12:00pm & 1:00pm - 5:00pm
Wednesday:
9:00am - 12:00pm
We are closed Fridays, Weekends, and usually for High Feast Days and Major Civil Holidays -
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Announcements & Updates:
- Covid Protocol Update -
Dear parishioners & friends of the parish,
I pray this is the last update I ever send on covid protocol, but one never knows. In any case, for the foreseeable future here is the new game plan. In light of the Governor’s recent decision to lift the mask mandate and the Archbishop’s response to that:
➢ Masks will now be optional for all ministers and parishioners, with the exception of those distributing Holy Communion. The clergy and mayordomos should continue to sanitize their hands and then mask at least immediately before distributing.
➢ The dispensation for Sunday Mass (and Holy Days of Obligation) remains in place.
➢ People exhibiting any symptoms related to covid or the flu are strongly encouraged to stay home.
➢ Those who are 65 years of age (or older) or are immuno-compromised are encouraged to mask when attending Church, but are not strictly required.
I think it’s important that whatever preferences a person (or family) may have should be respected. If someone would rather not shake or embrace for the sign of peace, then they should be respected. If a person or family would prefer to keep a distance in a pew, then others who chose to sit nearby should respect their wishes. All of these are decisions of conscience and should be respected. If anyone should have any questions or concerns, please let me know.
God bless and see you all this weekend!
In His Joy, Fr. Daniel
Our Current Schedule:
(All Masses in Main Church Building)
Weekday
Tuesday: 5:30pm
Wednesday - Friday 12:10pm
Sunday (Sabbath) - TAKE NOTE OF NEW MASS TIMES
5:30pm Vigil Mass (Saturday)
9:00am (Bi-lingual)
11:00am
Confessions - TAKE NOTE OF NEW TIMES
Saturdays 3:00pm - 4:30pm
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