IMPORTANT NOTICE The Bishops across all five Indiana dioceses have extended the dispensation from the obligation of Sunday Mass attendance until Nov. 1, 2020. In a joint statement, the bishops of the Province of Indianapolis announced that the dispensation was extended from a previously set day of August 15, because of the increasing number of COVID-19 cases in Indiana. As your parishioners consider their ability to attend Mass, please advise them to keep the following 6 guidelines in mind which should influence their decision-making process: 1. You cannot attend Mass through no fault of your own (e.g., no Mass is offered, you are infirmed, or, while wanting to go, you are prevented for some reason you cannot control {e.g., your ride did not show up, the church was at capacity}). 2. You are seriously ill, or if not seriously ill, your health condition will be compromised if you were to contract a communicable illness (i.e., you have underlying conditions or are in a high risk category) for as long as this endures. Use the dispensation and do not attend Mass. 3. You have good reason to think you might be asymptomatic of a contagious illness (e.g., you were in recent contact with one who contracted a contagion). Use the dispensation and do not attend Mass. 4. You exhibit flu-like symptoms. Use the dispensation and do not attend Mass. 5. You are overcome by anxiety and fear of becoming ill by being at Mass, such that you will not be able to participate in the Mass in a full and active manner; you should rather speak with your pastor about this anxiety. 6. You care for the sick, homebound, or infirmed. The diocese encourages those who have been away to contact their local parish to learn of the various protocols that have been put in place for their safety.

The Blessed Sacrament Adoration Chapel has reopened. Below is the list of updated instructions to be mindful of: · If you are sick and/or feeling unwell, please do NOT come · If you are ever in need of a sub and are unable to find one, please contact Caleb at cschultz@dol-in.org o Inviting someone who doesn’t have a Holy Hour to be your sub is a great to way to Evangelize! · Please sanitize your hands prior to entering the Chapel (sanitizing station at interior entrance) · Masks are OPTIONAL · There is NO SIGN IN SHEET at this time to prevent the spread of any germs with paper and pens · There are to be no more than 4 people in the Chapel at any given time o You are always welcome to pray outside in your car at anytime o Priority is given to those adorers who have signed up for a given time · You are welcome to bring reading material with you, provided that you take it back with you when you leave · If you use the restroom, please exit out the door you entered, and after using the restroom please wipe down/sanitize the bathroom area you were in with the sanitation spray and paper towels · When you leave: o please spray and wipe down your chair and kneeler (solution spray bottles and paper towels located in the Chapel) o please remove any reading material your brought with you o please take a sanitation wipe with you on your way out and wipe down the inside and outdoor door handles

The Uniting in Heart plan asks us to be one in the heart of Jesus Christ and to embrace his call for us to be his disciples. By our missionary discipleship, we can work to build up the Body of Christ, his Church, by carrying the Good News of the gospel to all people.

DAILY MASS is at 7:00 A.M.  NO TICKET NEEDED, ENTER THOUGH SIDE DOOR ENTRANCE ONLY.   ***You must wear a mask to attend!   ______________________________________________________________________ IMPORTANT NOTICE: The Bishops across all five Indiana dioceses have extended the dispensation from the obligation of Sunday Mass attendance until Nov. 1, 2020. In a joint statement, the bishops of the Province of Indianapolis announced that the dispensation was extended from a previously set day of August 15, because of the increasing number of COVID-19 cases in Indiana. As your parishioners consider their ability to attend Mass, please advise them to keep the following 6 guidelines in mind which should influence their decision-making process: 1. You cannot attend Mass through no fault of your own (e.g., no Mass is offered, you are infirmed, or, while wanting to go, you are prevented for some reason you cannot control {e.g., your ride did not show up, the church was at capacity}). 2. You are seriously ill, or if not seriously ill, your health condition will be compromised if you were to contract a communicable illness (i.e., you have underlying conditions or are in a high risk category) for as long as this endures. Use the dispensation and do not attend Mass. 3. You have good reason to think you might be asymptomatic of a contagious illness (e.g., you were in recent contact with one who contracted a contagion). Use the dispensation and do not attend Mass. 4. You exhibit flu-like symptoms. Use the dispensation and do not attend Mass. 5. You are overcome by anxiety and fear of becoming ill by being at Mass, such that you will not be able to participate in the Mass in a full and active manner; you should rather speak with your pastor about this anxiety. 6. You care for the sick, homebound, or infirmed. The diocese encourages those who have been away to contact their local parish to learn of the various protocols that have been put in place for their safety.

Dear Parishioners, Since we are unable to respond to the Little Sisters of the Poor in our usual manner I would ask that you do what I plan on doing. Using the address above I will send my personal gift to the Sisters for their ministry and let them know that it came from St. Ann, Lafayette. I hope you can do the same. Blessings.. Fr. Dominic

We are back to regular hours. Monday - Friday from 8:30 -11:30 A.M.   Our service window is back open. We ask that you practice social distancing and wear a mask when you come to the soup kitchen. Thank-you