Mass Schedule

We are most grateful that we can offer the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass once again in our churches. Due to the mandated guidelines issued by the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and our local government, each parish now has limited capacity.

The capacity of Santa Barbara Church is now 150.

Once this capacity has been met, parishioners may stay in their vehicles and follow the Mass as they did in the “Parking Lot” Masses and receive Communion after, or attend the next Mass.

Daily Mass, Monday - Saturday

6AM Upper Church

Sunday Mass Schedule Beginning May 30, 2020

Saturday:

Sunday:

6AM
8AM (Live Stream)
10AM (Live Stream)
12PM
2PM
5PM (Live Stream)

Masses to be broadcast over outdoor speakers for "parking lot" Masses.

View live streamed Masses at

https://www.facebook.com/santabarbaracatholicchurchguam/live/

To help ensure everyone’s protection against COVID-19, parishioners must comply with the following:

Mask usage is required.
Observe the signs and directives given inside the church.
Sanitize your hands before entering the church and before receiving Communion.

The mandatory protocols regarding the Sunday dispensation, the Sign of Peace, and holding hands during the Our Father previously issued by Archbishop Michael J. Byrnes remains in effect.

Parishioners are reminded to stay home if they are sick.

Parking Lot Mass Guidelines

Be advised of the following:

Everyone must remain in their vehicles during the Mass.
Parking is available at Lencho Park (directly across the church) and around the church. Do not park in people’s yards. Do not block the driveways of homeowners.
The Reception of Holy Communion will take place after the Mass has ended. Those receiving Holy Communion should properly sanitize their hands before receiving the Sacred Host. The wearing of gloves to distribute/receive Communion is not permitted.
Parishioners are encouraged to receive Communion in the hand.
Those receiving Holy Communion must remove face masks/coverings and consume the Sacred Host in the presence of the clergy or minister.
With courtesy, respect, and patience, follow the instructions of the ministers and volunteers who will be assisting with the Mass and traffic control.
Further instructions will be provided during the Mass.

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Please practice COVID-19 precautionary measures.

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Communion Guidelines

To ensure that proper protocols are followed, please adhere to the following guidelines:

Holy Communion will be given after the Mass.
There are 3 Communion stations around the church: Station 1 is at the front of the church; Station 2 is at the corner near Taitano store; Station 3 is at the front of the lower chapel. Red and white flags mark Stations 1 & 2.
Drive up to the Communion stations to receive Communion. Please follow traffic instructions.
Sanitize your hands before receiving Communion. Gloves are not allowed when receiving Communion.
You do not have to step out of the car to receive Communion.
Immediately consume the Sacred Host in the presence of the clergy or the minister.