Thank you for reserving your seat at mass!

To help Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church ensure a safe environment, the following guidelines and requests have been put into place:

You must be registered to attend Mass. If you arrive and are not registered, you will be asked to wait until Mass has started to ensure all of those who registered have been seated. If seats remain after this has taken place, you will be registered at the door and admitted.

• Please arrive 20 minutes prior to the Mass start time. Doors will be closed five minutes after Mass begins.

• You are asked to stay for the entire Mass unless there is an emergency. This will help assist with social distancing during Mass.

• Everyone must wear a face mask upon entry into the facility and until after they have exited the building.

• You are can bring your own hand sanitizer to use.

• You should practice social distancing at all times.

• Ushers will assist with seating so you will not be able to choose your seat.

• Ushers will assist at communion, everyone must exit the pew at this time. If you are not receiving communion please cross your arms to receive a blessing.

• Please use restrooms at home prior to coming to Mass to help lessen the number of touch points needing to be cleaned between Masses. Restrooms will be open for emergencies only.

• Remain in your seat until Mass has completely concluded. Do not leave early. After the final prayers, we will usher people out of the Church, starting with the last pew.

Please watch the video provided above for more details.

While resuming public worship, please be aware that dispensation from the Sunday obligation to attend Mass is granted to all the faithful until April 4th Easter Sunday.

All those who have a compromised health condition, or who are caring for the sick in any way are encouraged to stay home. Anyone who is ill, has a fever, cough or has any apprehension of being in a public forum should definitely stay home.

For more information, please visit our website: https://olph.dionet.org/church-reopening