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Catholic Community of Livermore
 

MASS RESERVATIONS

NO LONGER REQUIRED

 
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New Update: In-Person Mass

Updated: May 23, 2021

Saturday Vigil Mass

Saturday's 5:00 pm Vigil Mass is held in the church.

  • Safety precautions continue to be observed.

Sunday Mass

Sunday's 9:30 AM Mass is held in the church and is live-streamed.
Sunday’s 7:30 and 11:30 am Masses are held in the church and are not live-streamed.

  • In-Person Communion continues to be held after Mass on Sundays, in the chapel from 10:45 am to 11:15 am. Sign-up reservations are not required.

Note: As before, you are dispensed from your obligation to attend Mass in person, until August 15, 2021. You are always welcome to participate by viewing our weekday and Sunday live Mass videos here.

What it Means When St. Charles Borromeo is “Opening”

Remember that we are not a place but a people. Therefore, opening is only to our physical place. We are not opening as a people because we never closed as a people of God. We’ve been open because we’ve continued to learn about Jesus, worship Jesus in liturgy, and live in service to Jesus by serving others – both our families and neighbors.

Let our physical opening remind us and our fellow parishioners to always keep safe. As an act of love, allow for every move, every step, and every action you make inside our Church be for the protection of yourself, your family and others.

The facts and science about the Corona Virus remain: COVID-19 is a pandemic; the virus is still transmittable from person to person; and there is no vaccine and no cure yet for the disease. With this in mind, here are measures our community has put in place to ensure the protection of you and your family. Please read it thoroughly to help prepare your family for our in-person Masses.

Additionally, keep up-to-date with our church directives and mass scheduling during the COVID-19 pandemic to ensure your family receives the latest information.

Safety Procedures While Attending a Service

Updated: March 9, 2021

1 — mass attendance in the church

  • Temperatures will be checked at each entrance door using temporal scanners that do not touch a person’s face or forehead. If your temperature is above 100.2, you will be asked to return home.

  • Hospitality Ministers will verify the ticket/message to the list of reservations to maintain 100-person seating capacity and allow for reverse contact tracing should someone who attended Mass report ill with COVID-19.

  • Parishioners will provide and wear their own face masks and are encouraged to bring their own personal hand sanitizers. Sanitizers will be available if needed.

  • Hospitality Ministers will seat each person or household according to social distancing guidelines. No one will be allowed to seat themselves (parishioners may be sharing a pew with others, but social distancing will be required).

  • Keep your mask on; there will be no congregational singing

  • Households will not be seated until everyone in their household is present and they will be asked to wait outside the church in a socially spaced area.

  • Non-registered/RSVP persons will be asked to wait outside the church in a socially spaced area in case of a no-show. If there are any no-shows, a parishioner or family will be seated up to the 100-person capacity limit.

  • The distribution of Holy Communion will take place from 10:30 am to 11:30 am (our new official time for communion), parishioners who did not attend in person may arrive to receive communion in the same manner by using the main entrance to the church.

2 — HOW TO RECEIVE COMMUNION

Follow the directions given by the Hospitality Minister

  1. With your mask on, step up to a marked spot next to a round small table and stand at arm’s length from the Priest, Deacon, or Eucharistic Minister.

  2. Minister says, “The Body of Christ”; you answer, “Amen”, bow slightly, remove your mask and stretch your hands with one open-palm on top of the other.

  3. Minister gently drops host on your palm without touching your hand.

  4. Take the host with the bottom hand and consume the Eucharist; put your mask back on and exit as directed by the line on the floor to the rear east or west exits of the church.

 

Or by calling parish office at (925) 447-4549 during office hours.

How to sign up for Community Events

You can sign up for community special events here.