Mass Schedule
Saturday Vigils
4:30 PM in English
6:30 PM en Español
Sunday Mornings
7:30, 9:00 & 11:00am (all English)
Daily Mass
8:00 AM Monday through Saturday
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We are on the Path to Normalcy!
Dispensation from Mass continues through the New Year. We want to THANK YOU from the bottom of our hearts for the cooperation we've needed to beat Covid-19. Please stay up on the information that continues to develop over the next 2 months. God bless.
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Tuesday Evenings from 6:00-6:45pm
Saturdays from 3:00-3:45p (English)
Saturdays from 5:45-6:30p, 7:30-8p (Español)
Holy Days of Obligation Masses
4:30pm on the vigil
8am & 7pm (bilingual) on the Holy Day
Pray the Rosary
Monday through Saturday 7:25 am
Every Saturday 5:45 pm in Spanish
Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Novena
Every Monday before the 8:00 am Mass
Adoration †
Every Tuesday after the 8:00 am Mass until 11:30 am
Divine Mercy Chaplet
Every Tuesday and Friday after the 8:00 am Mass
St. Jude Novena
Every Wednesday after the 8:00 am Mass
Litany of the Sacred Heart
Every Friday before the 8:00 am Mass
Divine Mercy Chaplet w/ Mysteries of the Rosary
Every Third Saturday after the 8:00 am Mass
At St. Elizabeth Seton, we have
Many Ministries
Small groups are the backbone of any great Church, and St. Elizabeth Seton is no different. Part of practicing our faith is being stewards of the gifts and resources we’ve been given to serve others and carry the message of Christ.
Deep down, we believe that the whole point of our faith & Church, is to help our people get closer to Christ, overcome spiritual sickness in every form, and then in turn, help others on the Path to leading lives of love and service. Ministries are how we do this.
Outreach Ministry
- Art & Environment
- Eucharistic Ministry to the Homebound
- Funeral Bereavement Ministry
- Sewing Ministry
- Transportation
Liturgical Ministry
- Altar Servers
- Eucharistic Ministry
- Lectors & Choir
- Music Ministry
- Sacristan Ministry
- Ushers & Greeters
Let’s remember that we are Stewards of God’s Creation.
“Each of us has a personal responsibility to care for creation, this precious gift which God has entrusted to us. This means, on the one hand, that nature is at our disposal, to enjoy and use properly. Yet it also means that we are not its masters. Stewards, but not masters,” Pope Francis’ speech to members of the European Union.
Mass Dispensation
Here is an excerpt from Bishop Dewane’s letter to the faithful: “…the dispensation given to all the Faithful, from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass, will be extended in the Diocese of Venice until New Year’s Day. Also, live streaming of the Mass will continue during this time.”
Read Bishop’s full letter in English.
Read Bishop’s letter in Spanish.
Masses are Live & Streamed!
- The Streaming Schedule is Mon-Sat at 8am, 6:30pm on Sat (Spanish), Sunday 10am
- The Church doors will be open 30 Minutes prior to Mass
- *UPDATED* The faithful are dispensed from the Sunday Obligation of attending Mass until New Year’s Day.
- Mass Schedule (Mon-Sat 8a; Vigil 4:30p Sat, 6:30p (Español);
Sunday 7:30, 9, & 11 am.
When coming to Church:
Please know there is always a risk of contracting coronavirus if you are considered in the “at-risk” population. If you have questions, please consult your physician before coming to Church.
- Masks MUST be worn
- Maintain a social distance of at least 6 feet from those not in your family or cohort
- Please do not sit in the pews which have signs
- Please stay home if you are sick or not feeling well!
- Sign up for Online Giving to reduce the amount of human contact https://stelizabethseton.weshareonline.org/
We’re open for Silent Prayer
The hours are as follow:
- Monday – Wednesday – Thursday – Friday – Saturday from Noon to 3pm
- Tuesday from 1:00pm to 6:00pm
- Confessions from 6pm to 6:45pm in the Church (Tuesday)
Note: We still must be careful and practice social distancing:
- Please stay home if you are sick, experiencing symptoms of any kind or if you are in high risk of becoming ill.
- Plan your visits carefully and bring your own protection, such as hand sanitizer, gloves and mask. Mask must be worn.
- Sit only in assigned areas.
- You will be asked to wait if there are many people visiting at the same time.
How to Connect & Support
- Join Flocknote: You will get notified via text and/or email of important updates and live streaming events. Click this link to register, https://stelizabethsetonnaples.flocknote.com/ or just text the word ”Seton7 ” (without quotes) to the number 84576.
- Subscribe on YouTube: Please subscribe to the Parish YouTube Channel where we will be streaming Mass Everyday at 8:00 AM. https://www.youtube.com/setonnaples Click “SUBSCRIBE” and click the notification bell next to the button that will appear, and you will be notified of new Mass streams and videos.
- Set up Online Giving: Visit https://stelizabethseton.weshareonline.org/ The Offertory is used for the day-to-day operation of the parish and its programs. You may set up a one-time or recurring donation to our parish. Thank you! We are forever grateful.
Our Parish. Our History.
Learn more about the rich tradition of St. Elizabeth Seton
St. Seton – The Woman
Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton, S.C., (August 28, 1774 – January 4, 1821) was the first native-born citizen of the United States to be canonized by the Roman Catholic Church (September 14, 1975).
The Sacraments
The sacraments are how we grow closer to Christ. We encourage you to take part. If you want to register your child or yourself, please contact the Parish Office during normal business hours.
Catholic Faith Appeal
The Catholic Faith Appeal (CFA) is a Diocesan-wide fundraising effort to support programs such as: Pastoral Outreach & Ministries; missions, poor parishes and convents; etc.
Join Our Parish
Between our 4 weekend services, daily Mass, our 20+ ministries, you have a lot of options with which to get involved here. Join us for Mass and introduce yourself to our Pastor!
The gate of heaven is very low;
only the humble can enter it.
-St. Elizabeth Seton
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