Masks are now Mandatory to be worn to enter the Parish of St Bernadette. Masks must be worn when you leave your pew.
Masks are to cover your nose and mouth.
New COVID-19 Restrictions in the Winnipeg Metropolitan Health Region
The Provincial government updated restrictions on public gatherings in Winnipeg and outlying municipalities. As of Monday, September 28, Masses will still be maintained at 30 % of building capacity. Persons in the affected areas will have to wear masks at all faith gatherings (Mass).
There is a ten-person limit on indoor and outdoor gatherings, such as meetings and catechism. We remind all the faithful to maintain physical distancing at all worship services, and we ask all parishes to respect the new provincial guidelines, details of which can be found at www.gov.mb.ca/covid19/ and by clicking here.
Above and beyond parishes in the City of Winnipeg, the following parishes are affected by the new restrictions: Corpus Christi (Narol), St. Stanislaus (Selkirk), St. Michael (Cook’s Creek), St. John Paul II Catholic Community (Oakbank), Our Lady of Hope (Anola), St. Hyacinthe (La Salle), Saint-Adolphe, Sainte-Agathe, Notre-Dame-de-la-Miséricorde (Île-des-Chênes), NotreDame-de-Lorette (Lorette). The areas affected include the Cities of Winnipeg and Selkirk, the Town of Stonewall, the RM of Cartier, the RM of Headingley, the RM of Macdonald, the RM of Ritchot, the RM of Rockwood, the RM of Rosser, the RM of Springfield, the RM of St. Andrews, the RM of St. Clements, the RM of St. François Xavier, the RM of Taché, the RM of West St. Paul, the RM of East St. Paul, the Town of Niverville; and the Village of Dunnottar.
Masks are now Mandatory to be worn to enter the Parish of St Bernadette. Masks must be worn when you leave your pew or walk around. Masks are to cover your nose and mouth. New COVID-19 Restrictions in the Winnipeg Metropolitan Health Region The Provincial government updated restrictions on public gatherings in Winnipeg and outlying … Continue reading Masks are now Mandatory at the Parish of St Bernadette.
Remember to sign your children up for catechism. These classes will be needed to qualify for sacramental preparation. Online video-based at home family catechesis with weekly parish connect. – You will receive a Mailchimp email (like our catechism newsletter) containing recorded videos, activities, suggestions, and questions. These videos can be watched at your family’s convenience. -Attendance … Continue reading Catechism 2020-2021
Gathering is limited to 25 people including Fr. Phil and designated ministers. Once that number is reached, entrance to the church will not be permitted. Upon arrival, attendees must write their name and phone number on contact tracing forms. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before Mass begins. Our Weekday masses will be open starting … Continue reading Weekday Masses at The Parish of St Bernadette
LITURGICAL PROTOCOL NO. IV AT A GLANCE – Mass will be following our normal schedule of Sat 4 pm, Sunday 9 am, and 11 am– Masks are highly encouraged but you won’t be kicked if you don’t have one.– The collection will only be accepted as cheques, in sealed envelopes.– When you arrive please follow … Continue reading PHASE ONE OF COVID-19 PUBLIC MASS PROTOCOL FOR THE PARISH OF ST BERNADETTE
