COVID-19

Updated Liturgical Guidelines: Liturgies and Ministries (Updated: October 18, 2022)

The Coronavirus affected our lives in many ways, including the way we worship. As restrictions on gatherings have been lifted, we are overjoyed to return to a more normal liturgical experience. Thus, all previous liturgical guidelines given during the Coronavirus pandemic, 2020-2022, are abrogated immediately. Effective October 18, 2022. READ MORE HERE.

Actualización Guías Liturgicas: Liturgía y Ministerios (Actualizado 18 de octubre del 2022)

El coronavirus afectó nuestras vidas de muchas maneras, incluida la forma en que adoramos. A medida que se han levantado las restricciones a las reuniones, estamos encantados de volver a una experiencia litúrgica más normal. Por lo tanto, todas las pautas litúrgicas dadas anteriormente, durante la pandemia de Coronavirus, 2020-2022, se anulan de inmediato. Todo esto será a partir del 18 de octubre de 2022. LEER MÁS AQUI

Unity Across the Americas | COVID-19 Vaccine Education (Updated: August 24, 2021)

Pope Francis and six Cardinals and Archbishops from the US and Latin America have come together for a message of unity in support of COVID-19 vaccines and access for all. Learn more and view video here. 

Latest COVID-19 Update

Updated Guidelines on Liturgical Celebrations and Religious Services (Updated: August 7, 2021)

In the face of the coronavirus pandemic, we have adapted how we have lived our daily lives, as well as the ways we worshiped as a Church. Our priority continues to be our need to care for and protect one another. As certain restrictions have been lifted and others reimposed, all parishes and Pastors are to implement the new guidelines with prudence, following public health precautions, and with the safety and wellbeing of their parishioners in mind. Accordingly, face coverings must be used indoors for the safety and protection of all people regardless of vaccination status in accordance with the mandates of the Counties of Los Angeles and Santa Barbara and the cities of Pasadena and Long Beach. Face coverings must be used indoors by unvaccinated individuals in Ventura County. READ MORE HERE.

 

Última actualización de COVID-19

Frente a la pandemia del coronavirus, hemos adaptado la forma en que vivimos nuestra vida diaria, así como la forma en que adoramos como Iglesia. Nuestra prioridad sigue siendo nuestra necesidad de cuidarnos y protegernos unos a otros. Mientras ciertas restricciones han sido levantadas y otras reimpuestas, todas las parroquias y párrocos deben implementar con prudencia las nuevas recomendaciones, siguiendo las precauciones de salud pública, y teniendo en cuenta la seguridad y el bienestar de sus feligreses. Además, se deben usar los cubrebocas en el interior de las parroquias para la seguridad y la protección de todas las personas, independientemente de su estatus de vacunación según los mandatos de los Condados de Los Ángeles y de Santa Bárbara y de las ciudades de Pasadena y de Long Beach. En el Condado de Ventura, las personas que no se hayan vacunado deben usar cubrebocas adentro de las iglesias. Leer Más Aquí

 

Latest COVID-19 (Update July 16, 2021)

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

With the current increase of COVID-19 cases in Los Angeles County, the Archdiocese has decided to follow the L.A. County Health Department in requiring everyone to wear a mask indoors at our L.A. County parishes, offices and schools effective Saturday, July 16, 2021, at 11:59 pm.

Ventura and Santa Barbara counties have not issued a “mandate,” but they continue to recommend that the public wear masks.

Please update your parish safety plans accordingly and remind our faith community that we all have a responsibility to care for one another.

For any additional questions, please contact our COVID response team:

Marina A. Macchiagodena – Mamacchiagodena@la-archdiocese.org or Isaac Cuevas – icuevas@la-archdiocese.org

God bless,

Rev. Brian Nunes

Moderator of the Curia & Vicar General

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Última actualización de COVID-19