New Year's week daily Mass Schedule

New Year's Day is a HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION, Mary the Mother of God.

Mass times:
Tuesday, December 31 - 5:30pm
Wednesday, January 1 - 9am


As Father Ryan will be away from the parish after New Year's, the daily Mass schedule is modified as follows:

Monday, December 30 - 5:30pm (Latin Mass)
Tuesday, December 31 - 5:30pm Vigil Mass
Wednesday, January 1 - 9am Holy Day Mass
Thursday, January 2 - NO MASS
Friday, January 3 - NO MASS
Saturday, January 4 - NO 9am MASS

Saturday, January 4 - 5:30pm Vigil Mass
Sunday, January 5 - 9am and 11:30am Masses

Monday, January 6 - NO MASS
Tuesday, January 7 - NO MASS
Wednesday, January 8 - 5:30pm (Latin Mass)
Thursday, January 9 - 5:30pm
Friday, January 10 - 5:30pm
Saturday, January 11 - 9am (Latin Mass)

Christmas Schedule

Tuesday, December 24th -- Christmas Eve Mass, 5:30pm

Wednesday, December 25th -- Christmas Midnight Traditional Latin Mass, 12am

Wednesday, December 25th -- Christmas Morning Mass, 9am

Masses November 25 to 30

Please note the changes to the Mass schedule during the week of Thanksgiving

Monday: 5.30pm Mass
Tuesday: 4.30pm Confessions, 5.30pm Mass
Wednesday: NO MASS
Thursday: 9am Mass
Friday: NO MASS
Saturday morning: NO 9am MASS

The weekend schedule will be as usual.

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Holy Day of Obligation, November 1st - All Saints' Day

Friday, November 1st is a Holy Day of Obligation, the Solemnity of All Saints'. This is a day in which we recall our communion with the saints in heaven, as their example calls us onward, their prayers assist us in our journey.

It is a mortal sin to intentionally skip Mass on a Holy Day of Obligation.
To fulfill the duty to attend Mass, there are three Holy Day Masses at Corpus Christi:

Schedule:
Thursday, October 31 - 5:30pm, Vigil Mass followed by All Hallows' Eve Saints' Party
Friday, November 1 - 6:30am
Friday, November 1 - 5:30pm


All you holy men and women, saints of God, Pray for us!

No Mass or Confessions, Thursday October 24th

As Father Ryan will be giving a theological conference at another parish in the Diocese, there will be

NO AFTERNOON CONFESSIONS OR EVENING MASS on Thursday, October 24th.

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Changes to daily Mass schedule: September 24 through October 5

As Father Ryan will be in Rome for Garrett Nelson's ordination to the Order of Deacon, Father Jay will be covering daily and Sunday Masses September 24th through October 5th.
Furthermore, Fr Jay will be available for confession before daily Masses, as usual.

HOWEVER, there will be some changes to the schedule.

1) No Mass or confessions on Friday, September 27; No morning Mass Saturday, September 28; No morning Mass Saturday, October 5th.

2) All Masses during these two weeks will be in English.

Change to daily Mass times

Starting September 2013, weekday Masses will all be at 5:30pm, Tuesday through Friday.
The 9am Saturday Mass will remain.

Tuesday - 5:30pm
Wednesday - 5:30pm (Latin Mass)
Thursday - 5:30pm
Friday - 5:30pm
Saturday - 9am (Latin Mass)

Saturday Vigil - 5:30pm
Sunday - 9am and 11:30am

No Mass or Confessions on Tuesday, September 3rd

There will be no Mass or confessions on Tuesday, September 3rd.

Please note also the change in daily Mass times: Tuesday through Friday, 5:30pm. Saturday morning, 9am.

No Mass on Tuesday, August 20th

As David Wilkins will be ordained the Diaconate on Tuesday, August 20th at St. Ann's Cathedral, there will be no evening Mass or confessions at Corpus Christi Parish.

All are welcome to attend the ordination of David Wilkins as a deacon:

Tuesday, August 20th, 7pm  -- St. Ann's Cathedral

Holy Day of Obligation: Thursday, August 15

The first precept ("You shall attend Mass on Sundays and holy days of obligation and rest from servile labor") requires the faithful to sanctify the day commemorating the Resurrection of the Lord as well as the principal liturgical feasts honoring the mysteries of the Lord, the Blessed Virgin Mary, and the saints; in the first place, by participating in the Eucharistic celebration, in which the Christian community is gathered, and by resting from those works and activities which could impede such a sanctification of these days.(Catechism of the Catholic Church 2042)

Thursday, August 15th is a Holy Day of obligation - the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary into Heaven. On this day, every Catholic is obligated to attend Mass (unless there is a grave cause which prevents him). It is a mortal sin to purposefully skip a holy day.

This feast is a time to recall that our Lady has not left us as orphans, but continues to watch over and guide her faithful children to the heavenly glory she now enjoys. As she was assumed body and soul into the glories of heaven, we look forward to the day when our  mortal bodies will be transformed to the likeness of Christ's glorified body. 

At Corpus Christi, there will be a vigil Mass on Wednesday eve (which counts for the Holy Day), as well as two Masses on Thursday, August 15th.

Schedule:
Wednesday, August 14th - 5:30pm (vigil) 
Thursday, August 15th - 6:30am and 5:30pm

No Mass Tuesday or Friday

As Fr Ryan will be at the diocesan summer camp, there will be no evening Mass or afternoon confessions on Tuesday, July 30th.

Also, as Fr. McInnis' funeral will be at Central Catholic on Friday morning at 10am, there will be no 9am Mass on Friday, August 2nd.

No daily Masses or Confessions until Thursday, July 18th

As Father Ryan will be away on retreat, there will be no daily Masses or confessions from Tuesday, July 9th through Wednesday, July 17th.

Weekend Masses and Confessions will be as usual, with a visiting priest.

Daily Mass and confessions will resume with the 9am Mass on Thursday, July 18th.

No Daily Masses, March 12 - 18 (or March 21)

As Father Jay and Father Ryan will be away for the diocesan priests' retreat and other diocesan meetings, there will be no daily Masses or confessions next week.

There will be confessions on Saturday (March 18) at 4.30pm.

Further, as Deacon Doug Krings will be ordained a priest on Tuesday March 21, there will be no Mass or confessions on that day.

NO 11:30am MASS on SUNDAY, APRIL 14

9am Mass on Sunday, April 14th is the Confirmation and First Communion Mass, followed by a reception.

On this account, there will be no 11.30am Mass next Sunday, April 14th.

Mass on April 8, Feast of the Annunciation - No Tuesday Mass, April 9

As the Feast of the Annunciation falls this year on Monday, April 8th, there will be a parish Mass offered that morning at 9am.

This Mass will replace the Tuesday evening Mass - no 5:30pm Mass or confession on Tuesday, April 9th.

Mass Schedule: March 18 - 23

As Father Ryan will be out of town, Father Jay will be covering the Masses and confessions March 18 - 26. However, do to scheduling conflicts please note the following:
Daily Mass will be cancelled on Tuesday (March 19), Wednesday (March 20), and Saturday (March 23)

Monday, March 18: 6pm, Chrism Mass, St. Ann's Cathedral
Tuesday, March 19: No afternoon confessions, no 5.30pm Mass
Wednesday, March 20: 6pm, Bishop's Mass for Pope Francis, St. Ann's Cathedral
Wednesday, March 20: No afternoon confessions, no 5.30pm Latin Mass
Thursday, March 21: Regular Schedule, 9am Mass with 4.30pm confessions
Friday, March 22: Regular Schedule, 9am Mass, 4.30pm confessions, with 5.30pm stations
Saturday, March 23: No 9am Latin Mass

The weekend schedule is as usual.

Ash Wednesday and Saturday Masses

Ash Wednesday is not a Holy Day of Obligation, however it is certainly a day in which many Catholics take time to attend the Holy Mass and receive not only our Lord in Holy Communion, but also the ashes which remind us both of our sinfulness and of our mortality.

Ash Wednesday Mass will be at 5:30pm on Wednesday -- thus, the Latin Mass will be cancelled and replaced by the Ordinary Form Mass in English.

Further, as the Diocesan Eucharistic Congress will be held at the parish on the 15th and 16th of February, the Latin Mass on Saturday, February 16th will be cancelled.

No Latin Mass on Wednesday, February 13th (Ash Wednesday) or Saturday, February 16th.

Ash Wednesday Mass will be at 5:30pm on Wednesday, February 13th (and will be in English).

Priest meetings, Mass cancellations January 22 - 26

Due to priest meetings in Billings, as well as other diocesan meetings which Fr Ryan and Fr Jay will be attending, there will be no daily Masses or confessions through the next week (Tuesday, January 22nd through Saturday morning, January 26th).

Tuesday, Jan 22nd: No Mass, no confessions
Wednesday, Jan 23rd: No Latin Mass, no confessions
Thursday, Jan 24th: No Mass, no confessions
Friday, Jan 25th: No Mass, no confessions
Saturday, Jan 26th: No 9am Latin Mass


The weekend schedule is as usual:

Saturday, Jan 26th
4:30pm Confessions
5:30pm Mass

Sunday, Jan 27th
9am Mass
11:30am Mass

9am Mass, Friday January 11th

There will be Mass on Friday Morning, January 11th (tomorrow), at 9am.

As the snow storm cancelled an out of town appointment which Fr Ryan had, the regularly scheduled 9am Friday Mass will be held as usual.

January 10th and 11th - Schedule changes

Mass and Confession cancelations

 Thursday, January 10^th

No afternoon confessions

  Friday, January 11^th

No morning Mass

No afternoon confessions