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Our Masses, as well as Mass homilies from St. Mary are available at any time on our YouTube channel and Facebook page. Our live Mass is each Saturday at 4:30 p.m. Each Mass is preceeded by a 10-15 minute introduction. Click HERE to watch our Live Mass or any of our Masses on our Youtube channel. Be sure to subscribe to us and you will be sent a reminder each time a new video is posted.

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This evangelization outreach is soley funded by donations and grants. The parish pays very little toward this project. We are in the midst of trying to purchase other equipment that would allow us to broadcast selected events from St. Ann, plus other special events. This equipment is very expensive. one video camera can cost $5000!

Please help us! Any  donation is appreciated.

Send your donations to:
st. Ann / St Mary Parish 
PO Box 107 
Dresden OH 43821
Please write on the check memo: video project

Help us with a Card Shower for Father Schmit. His 40th birthday is on September 22nd.
Send to:
St Ann PO Box 107 Dresden OH 43821
Or put in collection basket.

I truly appreciate everyone's warm welcome over this past month. Getting unpacked has certainly been an adventure.

Looking ahead, PSR is a month away and will start September 12th at 10:00am at St. Ann. We are in need of teachers and helpers. If you would like to help, please contact Martha Silver in the parish office.

Additionally, RCIA will start that same week on September 16th at 6:45pm at St. Mary. If you know anybody who has been thinking of becoming Catholic, or if you are already Catholic and would like a refresher on the Faith, you're welcome to attend.

I will be in the confessional at 3:00pm before Saturday Mass at St Mary and 8:00am before Sunday Mass at St Ann.

Everyone can agree that we wish COVID would become a thing of the past. With active case numbers on the rise, Bishop Brennan has asked that people be reminded that the obligation to attend Sunday Mass is still in effect. However, if you are in a high risk category, you are not obligated to attend. Additionally, if you are not feeling well, please stay home until you feel better and not potentially infect others.

To end on a positive note, thank you once again for making me feel at home. I look forward to getting to know everyone in the coming months and years ahead.

Father Ryan Schmit

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