St. Dymphna Society, a peer support group for people living with mental illness and their families will meet October 27 in Morris Hall Chapel beginning at 6 p.m. In the event that a priest is not available, the rosary is prayed or a brief prayer service is held. Attendance at Mass is not required. No reservations needed, and all are welcome! For more information, contact Rebecca Cargile at 664-0340, #355. Everyone must wear a mask and observe 6’ physical distance to safeguard against COVID-19.

There has been no change in the protocols in place for protecting people from the spread of COVID-19 on Church property and at Church functions.All requirements of mask wearing, 6’ physical distancing and hand sanitizing remain in place. With an increased attendance, these requirements should be enforced more strictly than ever, not only at Mass, but also for all other activities on Church property.Above all, no one should be allowed to enter the Church without wearing a mask or be allowed to remain at Mass if they remove their mask once inside. The only exception is during the time when a person serves as lector or cantor or otherwise has a speaking role at Mass, exercised at least 12’ from the rest of the congregation. The Cathedral has hand sanitizer and sanitizing wipes in the vestibule and both side doors for your use. Should you forget your mask, please asked an usher and they will be happy to provide you with a disposable mask to wear. Please be kind and respectful to our ushers as they assist us in implementing the requirements to protect us from COVID-19.

Helping You Find Peace, Power & Passion After Your Divorce: This group is open to any adult who have experienced the pain and loneliness of a broken marriage. It is for the newly separated, divorced and those still struggling with issues many years later. In this video/discussion program, you will listen and learn from Catholic men and women who share their stories of finding help in coping with the devastating effects of di-vorce. Meeting On Line Mondays, October 5 -December 21, 2020 at 6:30 pm. To register vis-it www.cdom.org,click online registrations-scroll to SURVIVING DIVORCE.

for tackling the project of landscaping the Cathedral grounds. They began with the 7th Street Side by pulling up old shrubs, many weeds, planting beautiful Encore Azaleas, and mulching. They will continue around the Cathedral to the 6th Street of McDonald Hall. We appreciate the hard labor, and many hours they have devoted to beautifying the grounds of the Cathedral.