The Catholic Churches of St. Paul and All Saints in Burlington NJ
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For the Parish Office:We are exercising social distancing and highly recommend that you make an appointment with the appropriate personnel before visiting the office, so that we are better able to serve you. Only one person will be permitted into the building at a time and all persons, staff and visitors will be required to wear a face mask - no exceptions!!!
Our procedures are posted on the front door of the parish office for your information.
We're still here!
Masses are live-streamed on our Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/stkatsburlington
- All daily 8 am Masses and the Sunday 10:30 am Mass - No Facebook account needed!
All Saints Church daily Mass (Monday-Saturday at 8 am)
- Maximum of 25 attendees.
Weekend Mass Special Considerations: - Maximum 1/3 capacity - Collections are to be deposited in the baskets at the door. - At All Saints, the side door with the ramp will be used. - At St. Pauls, the far right door will be used.
There is no longer a Saturday 5:30 pm Mass at - St. Paul Church.
Please continue to follow the requirements of the times when you come to Mass: - Do not arrive more than 10 minutes before Mass begins. - Masks are to be worn covering both mouth and nose. - Please keep 6 feet social distance, particularly in line to receive Communion.
- Famlies may sit together, our course.
- Please remove your mask just before receiving Communion, but make sure your hands are empty for our Lord!
- Bring wiptes to sterilize your pew.
- We need 2 to 4 volunteers after each Sunday Mass to wipe down the pews.
Do not attend if: - You feel sick - You have underlying health conditions - You are in a risk category - You have any fear or anxiety attending Mass
Remember: Sunday and Holy Day obligations are currently suspended
until further notice by the Bishop.
Jesus is calling! Let’s respond together!
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I pass on an excerpt from the recent, hope-filled letter from the Congregation for Divine Worship and Sacraments: Aware that God never abandons the humanity He has created, and that even the hardest trials can bear fruits of grace, we have accepted our distance from the Lord's altar as a time of Eucharistic fasting, useful for us to rediscover its vital importance, beauty and immeasurable preciousness. As soon as is possible, however, we must return to the Eucharist with a purified heart, with a renewed amazement, with an increased desire to meet the Lord, to be with him, to receive him and to bring our brothers and sisters with the witness of a life full of faith, love, and hope.
The 2020 Mass book is now open. Check the announcement page for more information.
As a parish, we will be having First Friday Holy Hours each month.
The months of May - October the Holy Hours will be at All Saints Church and the months of November - April the Holy Hours will be at St. Paul Church.
Holy Hours begin at 7:00 PM.
Please come and join us in prayer. Mark your calendar!
Please Note:
Our Saturday vigil Mass is at All Saints Church at 4:00 pm.
The Saturday 5:30 pm Mass has been discontuned as of September 2020.
Confessions will be on Saturday mornings after the 8:00 am daily Mass and 3:00-3:45 Saturday afternoons at All Saints Church.
From May 1st through October 30th, the 8 am daily Mass is celebrated at All Saints Church.
Beginning Thursday, November 1st, the 8 am daily Mass will be celebrated at St. Paul Church.
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St. Paul Church
Regular Mass Schedule
Daily: 8:00 a.m. (November 2 through April 26) Sunday Vigil (Saturday Evening): 5:30 p.m. Sunday: 7:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
*reconciliation will also be available after the regular 8:00 am Saturday daily mass.
We have been building a Community of Faith since 1864. We offer a full range of spiritual, educational, and social services according to the teachings of Jesus Christ and the traditions of the Roman Catholic Church.
Make sure to look at our announcements page for special schedules and other information.
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St. Katharine Drexel
"Christ loved the church and handed himself over for her to sanctify her, cleansing her by the bath of water with the word, that he might present to himself the church in splendor, without spot or wrinkle or any such thing, that she might be holy and without blemish”
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