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Mass Livestream

Masses at St. Teresa are now resuming in person: 4:30 PM Sat Vigil, 8:45 AM & 11 AM Sun, and 9:30 AM Daily Mass Mon-Sat.

For those unable to return in person to Mass at St. Teresa because of health reasons, we offer live-streamed Masses below from St. Leo the Great in Amherst.

Live-streamed Weekend Liturgies from St. Leo the Great: 4 PM Sat Vigil, 9 AM & 11 AM Sun. Daily Mass: 8 AM Mon-Sat.


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Professionally-recorded daily and Sunday Masses are also available from EWTN at 8 AM, 12 PM, 7 PM, and 12 AM. You can watch at https://www.ewtn.com/tv/watch-live or on Spectrum channel 10.
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Welcome

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A Message from the Pastor, Fr. Jim Cunningham
"I am very proud and deeply overjoyed to be your pastor. You, my dear parishioners at St. Teresa Parish, give me so much more in so many ways than I am ever able to give you in return.

However, I attempt to always keep the following epigram foremost in my mind and heart as I pastor all of my dear flock each day through the various liturgical and / or yearly seasons that make up the 365 days we enjoy from one Advent season to the next:

'The priest who is powerful is feared. The priest who is learned is admired. The priest who speaks well is listened to. But only the priest who is steeped in great charity is loved.'"

God's peace be with you,

Fr. Jim Cunningham, Pastor


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The Schedule of Public Masses Resumes at St. Teresa! Here's a Welcome and Some Procedures to Follow in Church

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Following new directives from the bishop, we are excited to announce the return of the regular schedule of public Masses, starting Wednesday, June 10th! 
Daily Masses: 9:30 AM Mondays - Saturdays (please note the change to the Saturday morning daily Mass time)Weekend Masses: 4:30 PM Saturday and 8:45 AM & 11 AM Sunday.Realizing the importance of your health, Fr. Jim welcomes you to return in person to Mass. If you feel uncomfortable because of your individual health situation, please continue to feel free to watch Mass online. We ask that if you are not feeling well that you please stay at home. The bishop has lifted the Sunday obligation during this time of Pandemic. 

To ensure everyone is safe at Mass, please follow these guidelines at church: All in the congregation must bring and wear a face mask or covering at all times (age 2 and up). Please bring and use your own hand sanitizer. Please sanitize your hands when entering and leaving church. Also in your pew, please sanitize your…
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