You may view Corpus Christi Cathedral Live Masses via KDF-TV (check your local listing). The live video stream is available at Catholic Communications Network @ www.goccn.org or you can tune in to KLUX 89.5 (smartphone app available) for the audio version of the Cathedral Mass and news updates.
For information on the next Baptism class, contact the church office as soon as possible. All paperwork must be submitted by the first Thursday of the month.
If you would like to have a mass celebrated for a loved one or a special intention, please contact church office at 361-758-2662 or mail in your requests with your contact information. Each person is allowed only 6 Days/Masses. This will allow those with recent deaths to offer a Mass. Once everyone who is interested in having a Mass has done so, anyone wishing to request additional masses may contact the parish to fill in the dates not taken. All Thursday masses beginning in January 2021 will be Collective Masses. This means that more than one person can request a mass intention on this day.
SATURDAY: 5 pm SUNDAY : 9:30 am, 11:30 am. Once we have reached the number of people who can safely congregate at the 9:30 mass, people will be asked to come back to mass at 11:30. We apologize in advance to anyone who will be turned away. Please continue to follow “social distancing” rules, and wear a mask throughout mass. This will continue indefinitely.
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