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| Welcome to St. Ignatius Loyola Parish, a Roman Catholic Church in Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania. We are a family of faith, centered in the Holy Eucharist, faithful to the Church's teachings, bringing the Light of Christ to each other and to our community. If you are new to the parish, we extend a warm welcome to you and pray that you will quickly feel at home here. Please introduce yourself to one of the priests after Mass or stop by the Rectory. If you would like to register, please stop in the church office after Mass on the weekends, or at the Rectory during the week. Please know the parish staff is prepared to assist you whenever needed. We welcome you and hope you will become active in parish life, doing “all for the greater honor and glory of God”. |
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St. Ignatius Loyola Parish
2810 St. Albans Drive
Sinking Spring, PA 19608
phone:610-678-3767
Email us
GPS: 40.33701, - 76.00438
2810 St. Albans Drive
Sinking Spring, PA 19608
phone:610-678-3767
Email us
GPS: 40.33701, - 76.00438
| Our parish will broadcast Sunday Mass at 10:30 AM to all of you! The broadcast of Sunday Mass will be available on our parish website and Facebook page. Videos of prior Masses can be seen here. |
| The church is open: Weekdays 6AM - 6PM Saturdays 7:00AM - 6PM Sundays 6:30AM - 7PM Our church is thoroughly cleaned and sanitized every day. If you have a face mask, we respectfully ask that you wear it when coming to church in accordance with the governor’s recent health directive. Lastly, if you or someone in your home is sick, we respectfully ask that you please stay home. CONFESSIONS - Individual confessions are by appointment only and all confessions will take place in the church and not in the rectory, since the rectory is closed until further notice. Any individual confessions will be heard in the John Paul II room inside the church while maintaining the proper physical distancing and every penitent is asked to wear a face mask. The priest will be wearing a face mask as well. If you'd like to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation, please call the rectory at 610-678-3767 and leave a message for one of the priests and we will be in touch with you as soon as we can. Of you course if you have any other questions, concerns, or requests, please don't hesitate to contact us at the rectory using the phone number provided above. The Lord will carry us through this! Do not be afraid! Let's keep each other in prayer! St. Ignatius of Loyola, pray for us! God bless and stay safe! |
| We are so grateful to our Lord God that we are finally moving in the direction when we can all worship together as His family. We're not there yet - but as we slowly reopen St. Ignatius for the celebration of Holy Mass (Sunday and Weekdays) - we will be following the guidelines from the Bishop's Office - to do our best to keep everyone safe - which is our priority! * The dispensation from the obligation of Sunday Mass is still in place. If you are sick, if you are susceptible to sickness, if you have pre-existing conditions, or if you don't feel comfortable yet in large gatherings, please stay home. * If you decide to attend Holy Mass, you must comply with the following guidelines. There will be no Mass without 100% compliance! * Only our front doors will be open. Please follow the directions of the ushers. * You may bring your own disinfectant wipes to sanitize your area before and after your time at Church. * Masks (covering nose and mouth) are required to be worn by everyone over 5 years old during the entire Mass - except during reception of Holy Communion. * Social distancing will be practiced. Please sit 6 feet apart from anyone you are not living with - and maintain that distance in the Communion line as well. Families, of course, may sit together. * For those who wish to receive - the distribution of Holy Communion will take place AFTER Mass. * There will be no pew-by-pew collection - a basket will be available for your offering. Thank you! * There will be minimal music during this interim. * If we reach our capacity - we invite you to remain outside and attend from there - or try another Mass time. This will all look different from Mass as we knew it. This is how we will experience it right now. This, however, is not how the future of our participation at Holy Mass will look. If you decide to attend, you must comply with ALL guidelines, otherwise there will be no Mass! This is not the time or place for selfishness, heroism, taking a political stance, conspiracy theories, or protesting of any sort. We just want to bring you the Blessed Sacrament in a safe environment! Our guidelines have been adapted by Bishop Schlert from the Thomistic Institute and the National Catholic Medical Association for your safety. We will live-stream our 10:30AM Sunday Mass during this Yellow Phase. Confession will continue by appointment only. Thank you for your continued support in these unprecedented times! |
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| Due to technical difficulties, there is no live stream this week. We apologize for the inconvenience. |