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Covid-19 News, Updates, and Resources
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Fr. Bradley Address the Seton Community to Keep You Informed
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St. Elizabeth Ann Seton's Response to Covid-19
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Mass Online and Confession when we cannot meet.
Sunday and Daily Masses, Perfect Confession & Prayers
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Celebrating Holy Week and Easter at Home
Resources to celebrate this holy time of the year.
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The Latest Messages from Fr. Bradley and Bishop Edward J. Burns
Message from Fr. Bradley, April 6, 2020Dear Seton Family,
Now more than ever, it is critical that we come together in prayer. Please join us virtually as we live stream the following Holy Week Liturgies from our sanctuary...
Holy Thursday Mass - 6:00 p.m. facebook.com/SetonParish
Good Friday Service - 6:00 p.m. facebook.com/SetonParish
Easter Vigil Mass on Saturday - 6:00 p.m. facebook.com/SetonParishEach of of these will be live streamed on our Seton Facebook page. Once finished, they will be posted on our website for future viewing.
Please remember to respect the "shelter in place" and to stay at home and join us in spirit. The doors to the church will remain locked for your safety.
On Easter Sunday, I invite you all to join Bishop Burns and Bishop Kelly for Mass as we unite with our Universal Church in prayer. This will be broadcast on Fox 4 channel at 11:00 a.m. from our Cathedral. (For livestream options click here)
Even though you are viewing these liturgies from home, please do everything you can to create a sacred space and prayerful posture. We recommend that you stand, kneel and sit just as if you were in church. Instead of merely "watching Mass", I invite you to sincerely pray with the Mass. It makes all the difference.
Lastly, many of you have inquired about being able to pay your respects to loved ones, or to simply pray in the Columbarium. Since this is outdoors, and there are no door handles to touch, we will have it open this Friday-Sunday from 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Again, please respect physical distancing guidelines if you come.
Our Holy Week will be very different this year, but God may be touching us all in deep and transformative ways even in the face of separation. Thank you for praying with us. May the Lord bless you and your loved ones this Holy Week!
Yours in Christ, Father Bradley
Additional Decree by Bishop Edward J. Burns and Holy Week Guidelines
This Decree remains in effect until May 1, 2020 unless it is modified or revoked.
The safety of our faithful, clergy and our community at large are our utmost priority during these difficult and challenging times. Therefore, the Diocese of Dallas has issued a decree continuing the suspension of public liturgical celebrations and of all parish events. The Diocese will continue to provide on-line faith resources and broadcast Masses for the faithful through at least May 1, 2020.DECREE OF MARCH 31, 2020 (PDF)
HOLY WEEK 2020 GUIDELINES (PDF)
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The Sung Passion of Our Lord
During these extraordinary times the Seton 10:00 choir would like to share with you the 2018 Good Friday Sung Passion of Our Lord. Although we cannot be with you in person please know that our prayers are with the entire Seton Parish community.
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Most recent updates
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March 28During these days of isolation, we are reaching out to the faithful of the Diocese of Dallas in ways that respect the government orders of “distancing“ so that together we can minimize the damage caused by the Coronavirus. As your Shepherd, I am working with the priests, deacons and ministers in the Diocese of Dallas, to keep you spiritually nourished and your faith strong. I invite you to visit our website at www.cathdal.org to find numerous resources for prayer, Scripture, reflections and liturgyRead More
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March 24Sundays 9:00 a.m. - Livestream Mass with Bishop Edward J. Burns (English) - Cathedral Guadalupe 10:00 a.m. - Livestream Mass with Jesús Belmontes (Español) - Cathedral Guadalupe (after the livestream the recorded masses will be available at the same links)Read More
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March 24Bishop Burns has issued a "Shelter in Place" policy for all diocesan parishes (no matter what county they are in). This means that until April 3rd, all parish campuses will be shut down. There will be no public services and the staff will be working from home.Read More
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