Welcome to St. Bridget.

We warmly welcome you to in person Masses at 5:00 p.m. on Saturday night at 8:00 a.m. on Sunday morning. Livestreaming continues at the link above.

We are very grateful for the continued financial support with mail-in and drop-off donations, as well as electronic giving.  

Evidence-Based Guidelines to Celebrate Mass Safely Are Working

An article in Real Clear Politics on August 19, 2020 at the link above details how in over 17,000 Catholic Churches in the United States, research has shown there have been no cases of the spread of COVID-19 as a result of people attending Mass.

"This encouraging news should inspire confidence that the guidelines in place - based on CDC recommendations - are working to decrease COVID-19 transmission. While nothing during a pandemic is risk-free, these guidelines mean that Catholics (and public officials) may be confident that it’s reasonably safe to come to Church for Mass and the sacraments"

Be assured that all safety protocols are in place at St. Bridget.  For those in the vulnerable population, please continue to make decisions that are best for your health.

If you are symptomatic, have a temperature, or have been exposed to someone with the coronavirus within 14 days, you will be in our prayers with all those suffering from the pandemic, but you cannot enter the church.  This is how we keep people safe.

Please be aware of the following:

Once you get to church:

• Enter through the door that is propped open.
• Please leave at least 6 feet between your family and others at all times.
• Sit in the front portion of church if you will be receiving Communion in the hand.
• Wear a mask when moving about in church.  
• Use hand sanitizer upon entering church and prior to receiving Communion. 

The collection basket is on a table in the vestibule.

The pews will be disinfected between Masses.

Restrooms will be open for emergencies. The cry room will be closed. Please do not use the water fountain.

The parish hall will be accessible for confession only.