Though the office is closed during the current crisis the church will be open for private prayer (see schedule). You may still contact us, 269-637-2404, and leave a message.
Masks are required for all who attend Mass.To be effective the mask must cover both your mouth and your nose. If you are medically unable to wear a mask, you should take advantage of the bishop's dispensation regarding in-person attendance and watch our 9:00 a.m. Mass live-streamed on Facebook. Remember, wearing a mask not only protects you, it also protects others.
You need to arrive early for the Mass for which you have a reservation. For everyone's safety, you will be signed in and asked basic health questions before you are seated in the church. The doors into the church building are locked shortly after Mass begins to allow the volunteers to attend. At that point, no more may enter.
If for any reason you will not attend the Mass you're signed up for, please remove yourself from the reservation list to make room for others. You can use the confirmation email you get after a succesful sign-up and click on the "Edit My Sign Up" link at the bottom.
Thank you for your cooperation as we work to ensure everyone's health and safety.
Select the Sign Up box for the Mass you wish to attend.
To sign up for Mass in Spanish, please contact Sister Maria at mgomez@saintbasilcatholicchurch.org
If all Masses are full you may sign up on the priority list for next week. Do not put your name on the priority list if you were able to sign up for Mass this week.
Click the black "Submit and Sign Up" button at the bottom of the page.
Enter the requested information. Be sure to enter the number of people attending and each of their names, including your own. When you are ready, click the black "Sign Up Now" button at the bottom.
You will be sent an email confirming your sign up.
If you later need to change your registration, please click "Edit My Sign Up" in the confirmation email and follow the instructions. There may well others who could use those seats.
I tried this on a Windows 10 desktop computer both in regular mode and simulated cell-phone mode. If your experience is different on the device you use, please let us know.