LITURGY AND SACRAMENTS

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PLEASE NOTE THAT THE CHURCH IS CURRENTLY CLOSED.
During this time of the suspension of public Masses throughout the Diocese of Austin, please find various resources below which include Masses equipped for livestreaming and for those with the option to view playbacks of previous Masses.

Magnificat is making their online version of MAGNIFICAT temporarily available to everyone for free. Addtionally, they are offering complimentary access to their iOS and Android Apps throughout May. To register for free access in English, visit www.magnificat.com/free. For free access in Spanish, visit and register at www.magnificat.com/gratis.
 
MAGNIFICAT is also making available complimentary access to MagnifiKid. Visit www.magnifikid.com/free to view and download each weekly booklet of colorful Sunday missalette for children ages 6 through 12. While so many children are missing formal religious instruction and are unable to attend Mass, MagnifiKid can be their special guide, accompanying them through each week as they prepare to attend Mass or watch it at home.

Mass is available through several television, internet, radio and subscription outlets in the Diocese of Austin. All times are noted as Central. 
MASS MULTIPLE MEDIA OUTLETS

The Liturgy of the Hours is the daily prayer ritual of Christians that sanctifies and consecrates time. It is the prayer of Christ and the Church, and its celebration connects us deeply to Christ's Paschal Mystery.  Liturgy Training Publications is offering a worship aid for this prayer each Sunday morning while this crisis continues.  Click on the link below to access this free publication and pray it individually or with your family each Sunday morning.  The link includes videos and instructions for those who are unfamiliar with this prayer. 
LITURGY OF THE HOURS

We Watch and Pray

This year, when our need for God's closeness is especially great, your family can enter into the holiness of the Sacred Triduum using this simple but eloquent guide for prayer, Scripture reflection, and silence.  The Triduum is the Church's holiest of days, from Holy Thursday evening through Easter Sunday. 
Click here for the resource to "We Watch and Pray."