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*All scheduled Mass intentions are being fulfilled and prayed for by Fr. Joe and Fr. Scott. *As per Bishop Raica, currently ALL weekend and weekday public Masses are suspended throughout the Diocese of Gaylord. Please scroll down to “News & Announcements” for the most up to date details.

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Masses: TV and Radio

RADIO

Relevant Radio (88.9 FM in Alpena)
Live Mass at the following times:

Sundays from St Francis Xavier Cathedral in Diocese of Green Bay, WI
10:00 am ET

Sundays from Christ Cathedral Parish in Diocese of Orange, CA
12:30 pm ET

Weekdays from the Chapel of the Nativity at Relevant Radio
1:00 pm ET

You can live stream most of these Masses from
Fr. Francis Hoffman’s (a.k.a. Fr. Rocky) Facebook page.
Side note: Fr. Rocky is the head of Relevant Radio.

TELEVISED MASSES

Mass at the Diocese of Gaylord:
Our Lady of Mt Carmel Cathedral
Sundays at 8:00 am on Fox 32/45.
(Also available on the Cathedral website,
stmarycathedral.org, for later viewing)

EWTN
Sunday Mass: 8:00 am and noon
Daily Mass 8:00 am, Noon, 7:00 pm, Midnight – Monday through Saturday

You can also live stream these Masses from the EWTN app.

Confession Times

Confessions are available:

Mon., Tues., & Thurs.
11:00 am - 12 noon

Wed. & Fri.
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

An open-air confessional is located in the vestibule area in the back of church near Ninth Street. (enter by the center section of interior doors.) If needed, please wait in a pew near the center aisle, keeping a distance of 2 EMPTY PEWS between those waiting. REMINDER: THE 9TH STREET DOORS ARE LOCKED.

There is no chair upon which to sit since we expect confessions to be brief to allow everyone a chance to speak with one of our priests.

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Welcome

Welcome to All Saints Parish! Located in Alpena, Michigan, the Sanctuary of the Great Lakes, on the shores of Lake Huron. We are a Catholic community of one parish with four churches. A rich tradition of faith that dates back to the 1800’s is what we continue today – united as one All Saints Parish.