Daily: Mon. & Thur.(Eng.) 6:30 am; Wed. & Fri. (Eng) 12:15 pm; Tue. (Sp.)7:00 pm
Saturday: (Eng.) 8:00 am (Only First Sat. of the Month); 5:15 pm, (Sp.)7:00pm
Sunday: (Eng.)7:15am, 11:45am, (Port.)8:30am (Sp.)10:00am
Evenings Before Holy Days: (Eng.)5:15pm
Holy Infancy – My Parish, My Family
“Construction on Holy Infancy, first called Church of the Nativity, started in 1863 on land donated by the Moravians…
The parish’s first church was very small — measuring 70 feet by 40 feet…”
From Fr. Andy
Until further notice, due to the Stay at Home Order by Governor Wolf, please note the following changes to our parish schedule in union with our Bishop’s directives:
No more public Adoration of the Most Blessed Sacrament with Confessions
Church will be open every day from 10 AM – 5:00 PM for private prayer – please keep a good social distance for everyone’s health
Confessions are by appointment in the Church – please call the rectory 610-866-1121 ext. 9 for Fr. Andy
Rectory is closed until further notice
Fr. Andy is having meetings by telephone
Private Sunday Masses will be shared on Holy Infancy’s Facebook page – go to Holy Infancy website (holyinfancychurch.com) and click on our Facebook button:
Live on Saturdays at 5:30 PM, Vigil Mass in English
Live on Sundays at 9:00 AM in Spanish/Portuguese
Mass intentions scheduled at Holy Infancy are being celebrated privately by Fr. Mathur and Fr. Andy
Go to AD-Today.com for Bishop Schlert’s Daily Mass
Donations to Church
Can be mailed or have your bank mail your donation to:
Holy Infancy Church, 312 E. 4th St., Bethlehem, PA 18015
We now have Online giving: holyinfancychurch.com/giving
For up to date information about how our diocese and parish are responding to the constantly changing situation of the Corona Virus, please visit the Diocesan and/or Parish Websites and Facebook Pages.
NOTE: IF WE ARE STILL NOT BACK TO CHURCH BY EASTER, HOLY WEEK TRIDUUM LITURGIES WILL ALSO BE ON HOLY INFANCY’S FACEBOOK PAGE, LIVE AS SCHEDULED.
www.AD-Today.com www.holyinfancychurch.com
Remember that you are members the Body of Christ. You are the domestic Church and your home is also a place to worship God. Some people are dressing up for church on Sundays and watching Mass together in a prayer room, praying as a family the Holy Rosary or Divine Mercy Chaplet, and reflecting as a family on the Sunday Readings from Scriptures as found on www.wordamongus.org or www.usccb.org .
