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Saturday and Sunday at St. Francis of Assisi

We will be having the full schedule of masses this weekend with confessions at 4:00pm on Saturday.

I have cancelled all other events on both Saturday and Sunday. So, there is no Faith Formation Classes on Sunday. This should ease us the parking situation a little bit. Our Maintenance Crew has been working long hours and has done an excellent job, but parking is still limited. I would recommend if you are elderly, sick, or afraid of driving in the snow/ice you stay home and be safe. I dispense you from your Sunday obligation.

Fr. Jim Scullion, OFM – Pastor

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