St. Frances Cabrini &

   
 
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ST. FRANCES CABRINI - GRANBURY

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5:00 PM English 

SUNDAY   Join us on YouTube - click the link above
10:00 AM English  - Rosary begins at 9:30 AM
12:30 PM Spanish - Rosary begins at Noon.


ST. ROSE OF LIMA - GLEN ROSE
SATURDAY
7:00 PM   Spanish
SUNDAY               
8:00 AM   English 

WEEKDAYS

St. Frances Cabrini - Granbury

Masses will be in the Main Church.   Santizers to be used and Social distancing.

St. Rose of Lima - Glen Rose

THURSDAY:  7:00 PM - Bilingual
Please check the current bulletin for any changes or contact the parish office.

   Bulletin             

While every Mass is a healing Mass, we dedicate this mass as “A Special Healing Mass.” At this Mass, we ask God to bless all the sick (physically, psychologically, mentally and spiritually). We will also pray for all the caregivers. There are 3 healing masses per month:

St. Frances Cabrini
First Friday at 7:00pm (Spanish) 
First Friday at 9:00am (English)

St. Rose of Lima
First Thursday at 7:00pm (Bilingual)
 

                             

Aunque cada misa sea una misa de sanación, dedicamos la misa como "Misa Especial de Sana- ción." En esta misa le pedimos a Dios que bendiga a todos los enfermos (físicamente, psicológicamente, mentalmente y espiritualmente). También oraremos por todos los que los cuidan. Hay 3 misas de sanación por mes:

St. Frances Cabrini
Primer viernes a las 7:00pm (español) 
Primer viernes a las 9:00am (ingles)

St. Rose of Lima
Primer jueves a las 7:00pm (bilingüe)

ST. FRANCES CABRINI
Saturday: 4:00 PM to 4:45 PM

ST. ROSE OF LIMA 
Thursday: 6:00 PM to 6:45 PM

St. Frances Cabrini - Granbury
Adoration has begun Fridays with a limit
of 10 at a time. Please contact Jose
Espinosa (817)964-2173 for a time slot.

Also please wear a mask, keep a social
distance and sanitize your hands.

St. Rose of Lima - Glen Rose
No Adoration at this time.

Thanksgiving Schedule
Wednesday, Nov. 23rd
6:00pm Blessing of the Thanksgiving Food
Miercoles, 23 de Nov.
6:00pm Bendicion de los Alimentos del Día de     Acción de Gracias– Ingles
No weekday Masses
No habrá misas durante la semana

When planning to volunteer for any ministry at St. Frances Cabrini, please know there is a protocol.  Please go to the Ministries tab on this website to find out more about the paperwork needed and Safe Environment Sessions available.

MEMORANDUM

The CDC has changed protocols regarding masks and quarantine because of the decline in hospitalizations due to COVID-19 infections and the greater availability of vaccines and boosters to prevent the spread of the virus. This has gradually prompted us to relax protocols while maintaining a sensitivity for the promotion of good health and the prevention of spread of infections especially among the most vulnerable.
Having consulted with our priests, deacons, lay ministers, diocesan staff, and medical professionals, I believe it to be prudent to continue our current practice that was put into effect on March 12, 2020, of receiving Holy Communion only under the one species of the Consecrated Host.
The implementation of this liturgical protocol temporarily abrogated the diocesan law implemented by my predecessors, Bishop Joseph Delaney and Bishop Kevin Vann, (and maintained by me) that Holy Communion is to be offered under both species to all as a fuller expression of the Mystery of the Eucharist that Christ is really present in His Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity.
Having heard the counsel of my presbyteral council, Consultors, Deans, and others, and having listened throughout the diocesan synodal process, I am announcing that the practice of offering Holy Communion under both species is no longer required as positive law at the celebration of Mass in the Diocese of Fort Worth. If circumstances regarding the spread of the virus should change, it would be left to the discretion and judgment of the pastor or the superior of a religious house to offer Holy Communion under both species of the Consecrated Host and the Consecrated Wine from a common chalice.
Prior to beginning this liturgical practice, pastors, deacons, and their staffs are to work with our Office of Worship and Liturgy and our Office of Evangelization and Catechesis to develop an adequate program of catechesis and liturgical formation to foster greater understanding, reverence, and devotion to the Holy Eucharist among the faithful and to prevent abuses in the distribution of Holy Communion. Most especially, I am asking my priests and deacons to remind the faithful that the Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches that “Jesus Christ is truly present whole and entire in each of the species and whole and
entire in each of their parts, in such a way that the breaking of the bread does not divide Christ.” (CCC #1377).