Blessed Sacrament

• Communion will be distributed on Sunday morning at 9:45 at the front entrance to the school.

• Vehicles should enter the parking lot from the Walnut St. entrance closest to the rectory. Park your car and wait (Glenwood entrance will be closed)

• The sidewalk along the north side of the lot will be marked in 6 foot increments. This is the communion line.  You may wait as a family or an individual, but remember, this is not a time for visiting.  It is a time to prepare yourself to receive the Lord. We ask that you pray the Our Father as you approach the school.

• You need to wear a mask as you approach the entrance.

• When you reach the front of the school, there will be a hand sanitizer station for you to clean your hands - please use it.

• Communion minister will be stationed at the doors to the school. When it is your turn and the person in front of you has departed, you may approach and receive communion and then exit on the other side.  Be sure to offer a prayer thanking Jesus for allowing you to receive Him today.

• Return to your car and leave the parking lot via the south exit on Walnut.  

• If you are unable to get out of you car because of health reasons, let the attendant know and they will direct your car to a place where communion will be brought to you.

The Parish Office is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM.  You may drop off your contribution envelope or mail it to Blessed Sacrament.  You may choose to make an online payment here or call the parish office at 528-7521  to set up an ongoing monthly or weekly contribution.  View our Parish Giving information under Stewardship by clicking here.

Prayer to St. Corona in a Time of Epidemic

Lord Jesus Christ, You came into this world for our salvation. Look kindly on us now, we pray, that we, and all those who serve You, might be kept safe from this epidemic. 

Heal those who are sick, comfort the suffering, bring back those who have gone astray, and above all, increase our faith, O Lord. 

Give us the grace to follow You and, like the martyr St. Corona, who gave her life for love of You, to take up our crosses daily without fear or hesitation. 

Lord Jesus Christ, Son of the living God, have mercy on us and on the whole world. 

St. Corona, patroness of epidemic victims, pray for us.