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In addition to worship at Mass, Sunday is is a day for virtual study, sharing on the Gospel, and fellowship at St. Matthew's! Here are links to this Sunday's activities:

• Children's Faith Formation via Zoom - 8:30am 
• RCIA Lectio Divina via Microsoft Teams - immediately following the 10am livestreamed Mass
• Sunday Afternoon Study of the Gospel of Mark via Zoom -  3:30pm
• Always God's Children Meeting via Zoom - 3:30pm
• Fratelli Tutti Series via Zoom - 5pm
• Young Adult Coffeehouse via Zoom - 7:30pm 

Our 2021 Virtual Lenten Lecture series focuses on the three pivotal spiritual practices for our personal and communal Lenten journey of faith: prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. On three Tuesday evenings of Lent, go deeper into these three forms of expression of interior penance, which for Christians are said to express conversion in relation to oneself, to God, and to others. 

Fr. Jack Hurley teams up with a great friend of the Cathedral, Fr. James Gardiner of the Society of the Atonement (S.A.), to commemorate the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity - an octave (8 days) of prayer modeling the prayer of Jesus: “that all may be one... that the world may believe” (John 17:21).

4th Sunday in Ordinary Time

7am (English), 10am (English)
1pm (Spanish) and 5:30pm (English)
The Cathedral opens 30 minutes before each Mass and closes immediately after each Mass. 
150-person maximum capacity; reservations not taken.
5:30pm Mass interpreted for the deaf