Holy Angels Parish, Sturgis
Misa de vigilia del sábado – 6 p.m. (Spanish)
Sunday Mass – 9 a.m. (English)
Facebook (Spanish)
Facebook (English)
 
Immaculate Conception Parish, Three Rivers
Sunday Mass – 9 a.m.
Daily Mass – 9 a.m.
Daily Rosary – 7 p.m.
Facebook
 
SS. John & Bernard Parish, Benton Harbor
Sunday Mass - 9 a.m.
Facebook
WSJM, AM 1400 Radio Broadcast – Sunday 10 a.m.

St. Catherine of Siena Parish, Portage
Saturday Vigil Mass – 4 p.m.
Facebook
YouTube
 
St. Joseph Parish, Battle Creek
Misa de domingo – 11 a.m. (Español)
Facebook
 
St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Parish, Niles
Mass uploaded daily (English and Español)
YouTube
 
St. Mary of the Lake Parish, New Buffalo
Saturday Vigil Mass – 5 p.m.
Sunday Mass – 9 a.m.
Daily Scriptural Rosary – 7 p.m.
Facebook
YouTube

St. Mary Visitation Parish, Byron Center
Sunday Mass – 11 a.m.
Daily Mass – 11 a.m.
Rosary/ Divine Mercy Chaplet daily – 3 p.m.
Facebook
Mass archives and digital resources

St. Andrew Cathedral Parish, Grand Rapids
Sunday Mass - 10 a.m.
Televised: Fox 17 and online

More live stream options can be found here. 
 

Mass in Spanish

Holy Angels Parish, Sturgis
Misa de vigilia del sábado – 6 p.m.
Facebook 

St. Joseph Parish, Battle Creek
Misa de domingo – 11 a.m.
Facebook

St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Parish, Niles
Mass uploaded daily
YouTube

More live stream options can be found here. 

• Bishop Bradley has extended the suspension of Public Masses to April 30, 2020. You may read his announcement here. 
• Thank you to everyone who joined us in our diocesan Day of Prayer and Penance today, a day to pray for the end to the Coronavirus pandemic. If you weren't able to join in on the live services you can still watch the archived streams here. 
• Bishop Bradley has written Meditations for Holy Week and Easter in a Time of Pandemic, find this and other Holy Week and Easter resources at here.
• Looking for a way to grow in your relationship with Jesus during the holiest week of our Church year? Join the Holy Week Facebook retreat beginning Sunday, April 5 through Saturday, April 11, as we walk through the Gospel readings of each day and arrive joyfully at the great light of the Easter vigil. 

Congratulations to Bishop Raica of the Gaylord Diocese who was recently appointed as the new Bishop of the Diocese of Birmingham, Alabama!

All live streams will broadcast directly to our website and Facebook page.
A list of local Holy Week live stream offerings can be found at diokzoo.org/live.
We will continue to update this listing as we become aware of local live stream offerings. 

We are launching a “Let Jesus’ Light Shine” campaign to share the joy and hope of Easter and to bear witness to the Risen Lord and the Light of the World. We invite you to decorate your windows and homes with bright lights (just like Christmas time) during the Easter season, beginning Easter Sunday, April 12 through Pentecost Sunday, May 31. Learn more at diokzoo.org/shine.

Catholic Charities Diocese of Kalamazoo has set up a special "Emergency Response Fund" to gather donations which can be used in general support of any individual or family experiencing hardship due to the COVID-19 epidemic. Catholic Charities has started collecting food and distributing it to families most in need of support during these trying times. Click here to help support Catholic Charities.

What: A day set apart for prayer. Bishop Paul J. Bradley is asking the faithful to take the day to set it apart specifically for a day of prayer and penance to end the pandemic. The faithful are asked to participate as much as they are able in a livestream Mass (or pray a Liturgy of the Word), pray Stations of the Cross, the Divine Mercy Chaplet, and a Rosary sometime during the day. In remembrance of the three hours of darkness on the day of Jesus’ death, the faithful are asked to fast from extraneous electronics (watching television shows, movies, playing games, etc.) but are encouraged to use electronic media as a way to pray during this time, and to also fast from food and drink. These fasts are to take place between Noon and 3 p.m.

Why: To pray for an end to the Coronavirus Pandemic, to pray for all those who have and are dying from the virus, and to pray in thanksgiving for all the medical and first responders assisting at this time.

Where: The faithful are to do this in their homes while we are staying home and staying safe. They may also pray from their work if they are essential employees.

How: Individuals and families may participate via electronic means with others. The diocese will be offering a live stream of Mass, Stations, Divine Mercy Chaplet, and a Holy hour with Rosary at www.diokzoo.org and simulcast via the Catholic Diocese of Kalamazoo Facebook page. Parishes are encouraged to offer their own live stream as they are capable. The faithful may also participate by praying these on their own and praying a Liturgy of the Word. All the prayers necessary for the day can be found at www.diokzoo.org/sundayexperience.

Who: All the faithful of the Diocese of Kalamazoo are asked to participate. We invite anyone of any faith or region to join with us .

Schedule for Diocesan Live Stream:
8 a.m.: Mass with Bishop Paul J. Bradley
Noon: Stations with Fr. Jose Haro, Director of Vocations
12-3 p.m.: Fast from electronics, food, and drink 3 p.m.: Divine Mercy Chaplet with Jamin Herold, Executive Director, Parish Life and Lay Leadership
6 p.m.: Exposition, Rosary, and Benediction with Bishop Paul J. Bradley

See all the latest information about COVID-19 and our Faith on one page by using the Button at the top of our website "COVID-19 News - Stay Home, Stay Safe and Keep the Faith Growing"

Our downtown church doors will be open from 8am to 8pm daily

Confessions will be heard in the downtown church (up front)
Friday: 11am-12pm & 6pm-7pm
Saturday: 11:30am-1pm & 3pm-4pm
Sunday 9am-12pm

All Masses & Adoration have been suspended for the duration of ‘shelter in place’ order.

Mass is still being offered privately by our priests for you and your intentions.

Weekly Contributions: Although we will not have Mass, we know that many of you are asking about your weekly donations to the parish.  We appreciate you continuing your help to the parish in this time of need. You may mail your contributions to the Parish Office at 220 Church St., St. Joseph, MI  49085. You might also wish to consider On-Line Giving. Just click the button on the top right side of this page and follow the instructions. This is a safe and easy way to contribute to the parish.

All Religious Education, Youth Ministry and general parish activities have been canceled. However, we will continue to reach out with activies, reflections and prayers for you and your family to continue on your faith journey.

Even though the office will be closed during the next three weeks, we will continue to receive mail, reply to phone calls and emails. 

• Governor Whitmer has signed a "Stay Home, Stay Safe" order, stating that all Michigan residents are to stay home other than for reasons needed to sustain or protect life effective March 24 at 12:01 a.m. through Monday, April 13. https://www.michigan.gov/whitmer/0,9309,7-387-90499_90640-522625--,00.html

• Bishop Bradley offers hope and encouragement in this video to the faithful of the diocese. 

• Check out the Diocese of Kalamazoo's Sunday Experience page for ways to continue your faithful devotions during these times of social distancing while we care for and pray for those who are sick, alone and suffering during these times. https://www.diokzoo.org/sundayexperience

Join Bishop Bradley every Sunday at 10 a.m. on the diocesan website: www.diokzoo.org; or on www.facebook.com/catholicdioceseofkalamazoo/. Thank you to all who watched with us!

Looking for ways to help others during this time of crisis?
Read these articles on ways you can give your time, talent, and resources:

• Donate your PPE (personal protective equipment)
• How to make a Face Mask