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SUNDAY SCHEDULE
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Sunday
• 7 am: Church doors open
• 7:15 am: Sung Latin Lauds
• 8 am: Low Latin Mass (with Sermon)
• 10:30 am: Sung Latin Mass
• 4 pm: Sung Latin Vespers
• 5 pm: Low Latin Mass
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WEEKDAY SCHEDULE
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(Updated May 2025)
NOTE: The weekday Mass and confession schedule is subject to change. Please consult the current bulletin for this week's Mass schedule on the parish website, https://www.saintstephenpdx.com/bulletins
Mondays
No public mass
Tuesday
12:00 PM Low Latin Mass (no sermon)
5:00 PM Sung Latin Vespers
Wednesday
No Morning Mass (May change with the liturgical seasons of the year)
5:00 PM Sung Latin Vespers
5:30 PM Confessions
6:45 PM Low Latin Mass (no sermon)
Thursday
7:00 am Sung Latin Lauds
8:00 AM Low Latin Mass (no sermon)
5:00 PM Sung Latin Vespers
5:30-6:30 PM Confessions (check Bulletin)
Friday
11:00 AM Confessions
12:00 PM Low Latin Mass (no sermon)
5:00 PM Sung Latin Vespers
Saturday
9:00 AM Low Latin Mass
10:00 AM Confessions
4:00 PM Sung Latin Vespers
5:00 PM Latin/English Mass (Missal of Paul VI)
Selected Feast Days
(Check Bulletin for dates and times)
Holy Days of Obligation
(Check Bulletin for times)
Looking for today's Mass readings.
| 15th | Sunday |
33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
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| 16th | Monday |
Saint Gertrude the Great, virgin
Saint Margaret of Scotland
Monday, 33rd week in Ordinary Time
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| 17th | Tuesday |
Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, religious
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| 18th | Wednesday |
Dedication of the basilicas of Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles
Wednesday, 33rd week in Ordinary Time
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| 19th | Thursday |
Thursday, 33rd week in Ordinary Time
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| 20th | Friday |
Friday, 33rd week in Ordinary Time
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| 21st | Saturday |
Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
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| 22nd | Sunday |
Christ The King
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So we do not lose heart. Though our outer nature is wasting away, our inner nature is being renewed every day. For this slight momentary affliction is preparing for us an eternal weight of glory beyond all comparison, because we look not to the things that are seen but to the things that are unseen; for the things that are seen are transient, but the things that are unseen are eternal.