Mass

Yes you can get ashes in church next week but with some changes because of COVID-19.

If we don't support our parishes financially there might not be a parish to come back to.

Bishop Seitz says he want the Church to lead by example. He is doing just that and he should be thanked for doing so.

Daily Mass, yes. Sunday Mass, no. Find out what other guidelines will have to be followed.

We're all going to miss those amazing gorditas.

I want to get back to Sunday Mass, but we know so little about the transmission of COVID-19 that any precautions to keep each other safe need to be taken.

The Bishop's stance is the smart thing to do and as a Catholic who wants to go back to Mass, I can wait until is safe to do so. Thank you, Bishop Seitz.

We don't ever get the time to sit down and go through family papers or photographs with our kids. You should so they and future generations know their family.

So why would we call a day when our Lord suffered and died on a cross 'good'? Here are a few things you probably don't know about Good Friday.

Holy Week observations begin tonight with Holy Thursday Mass. There are a number of different platforms on which you can watch the Mass.

The traditional hike up Mt. Cristo Rey during Holy Week as a sign of their faith and their devotion is another casualty of the coronavirus outbreak.

The Diocese is working with KVIA to broadcast Catholic Mass on Sundays at 11 a.m. A pre-recorded Mass can be seen on the El Paso-Las Cruces CW.