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THE CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS, AT SEAS, ARE HOLDING A SILENT ONLINE AUCTION FRIDAY, JUNE 18 THRU MONDAY, JUNE 28 ON THE AUCTION WEBSITE 32AUCTIONS.COM * ALL PARISHIONERS, FAMILY AND FRIENDS ARE ENCOURAGED TO COME ONLINE, FIND YOUR “TREASURE(S)” AND BID, BID, BID! PROCEEDS FROM THE AUCTION WILL GO TO OUR CDA COURT’S SELECTED CHARITIES FOR THE 2021 YEAR.

Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, Knights of Columbus Council #14690 has a scholarship fund that will award three scholarships for high school seniors graduating by June 2021. The first place award is for $1500 and the second place award is for $1000 and the third place award is for $750. CLICK ON ANNOUNCEMENT for full Details. If you have any questions, you may contact Leo Zambrano Committee Chairperson Leo_Zambrano@hotmail.com

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Next weekend March 20 and 21 after all Masses. To avoid extra handling of the food donations during COVID, we ask our parishioners to drive down to the SEAS food bank and take any non-perishable grocery donations directly to the SEAS food pantry at the ball fields after the weekend masses. There will be no paper bags handed out. St. Vincent de Paul thanks you for your support on behalf of the many people they serve in our community.

San Antonio Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller, has determined, after reviewing the governor’s order, and after seeking advice from health authorities and local civic officials, that all of the safety measures in place at the current time are to be continued throughout the Archdiocese of San Antonio until further notice. This regards the use of face coverings or masks, social distancing and all sanitizing procedures that have been effective in keeping us safe. These will not be changed at this time.

8:00 am Mass cancelled on Friday 2/19/21 Office will remain closed until church has water.

No Electricity at Church All Ash Wednesday Mass/Services Cancelled Adoration Cancelled Thursday 8am mass Cancelled Offices Closed

Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, March 8, 9 and 10 at 7pm we will have a presentation by Fr. Roger Keeler on spirituality.

During Lent we will have the Stations of the Cross on Friday nights at 7pm in the church.

Ash Wednesday, February 17, 2021

Due to Lent our next Baptism class has been changed to March 1 at 6:30 pm in Seton Hall.

Virtual Event Dates: February 4th, 11th, 18th, and 25th, 2021 Time: Sign in at 6:45 PM, Event starts at 7 PM until 8 PM Where: Zoom Meeting For more information, please call Jo Anne and Dave Dimitriou at 210-618-6672 or send an email to beyondcanaretreat@gmail.com

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This year the angels on our tree are asking for financial donations to the giving tree project. All clients will receive the same holiday basket with gifts and necessities to make their Christmas merrier. We hope to return to our normal angels in 2021.

Bring your donations to the SVDP building after each mass.

The church weekend started with a baptism, a wedding with 125 attending and new altar hand-railings to assist with entering and leaving the altar. Attendance at last Wednesday evening’s confession at 6:30 pm was 7 (40 minutes) and Thursday morning’s at 8:30 am was 5 (55 minutes). The increasing participation results in possibly longer wait times, sometimes up to 45-60 minutes.

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton recently chartered Cub Scout Family Pack 233. For more information or if you would like to volunteer, contact Cubmaster Robert Upshaw at (210)872-6345

 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton recently chartered Scouts BSA Troop 233-B. For more information or if you would like to volunteer, contact Scoutmaster Doug Owens at (210)202-9013.

We would like to announce that Father Conor and Father Robert have come in contact with someone who was suspected of having COVID. This person was tested on Wednesday and their test came back negative on Thursday. Father Conor and Father Robert were both tested for COVID on Friday morning and their results are also negative. As a precaution they have been advised to isolate for 14 days. Both priests feel just fine and have no symptoms but are following the CDC guidelines. If a parishioner is concerned or worried for their wellbeing, we recommend that you contact your doctor.