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Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics takes place at the conclusion of the Holy Masses. However, should the Saint’s Feast Day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that Saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.

Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics takes place at the conclusion of the Holy Masses. However, should the Saint’s Feast Day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that Saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.

First Saturday Devotions:
11:30 am – Meditation
11:45 am – Rosary and Confessions
12:15 pm – Holy Mass

Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics takes place at the conclusion of the Holy Masses. However, should the Saint’s Feast Day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that Saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.

Conditions for gaining the Plenary Indulgence: 

• Visit the Shrine Church
• Pray the Creed and one Our Father during the visit
• With the usual conditions for gaining a plenary indulgence: 
  • Sacramental Confession
  • Holy Communion 
  • Pray for the intentions of the Holy Father
• Fulfilled within about 20 days (before or after)
• Detachment from all sin, including venial sin

Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics takes place at the conclusion of the Holy Masses. However, should the Saint’s Feast Day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that Saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.

Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics takes place at the conclusion of the Holy Masses. However, should the Saint’s Feast Day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that Saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.

Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics takes place at the conclusion of the Holy Masses. However, should the Saint’s Feast Day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that Saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.

Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics takes place at the conclusion of the Holy Masses. However, should the Saint’s Feast Day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that Saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.

Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics takes place at the conclusion of the Holy Masses. However, should the Saint’s Feast Day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that Saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.

Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics takes place at the conclusion of the Holy Masses. However, should the Saint’s Feast Day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that Saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.

Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics takes place at the conclusion of the Holy Masses. However, should the Saint’s Feast Day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that Saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.

Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics takes place at the conclusion of the Holy Masses. However, should the Saint’s Feast Day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that Saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.

Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics takes place at the conclusion of the Holy Masses. However, should the Saint’s Feast Day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that Saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.

Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics takes place at the conclusion of the Holy Masses. However, should the Saint’s Feast Day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that Saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.