This Wednesday is Ash Wednesday. We will have Mass at 9AM and 5PM.  Ashes will be administered on the foreheads at the end of Mass.

We will be having a Soup & Salad carryout on Tuesday, February 23. Click on the link for details     Soup and Salad

In the Diocese of Wilmington “Restoring Public Celebration of Mass”, guidelines dated May 20, 2020 revised December 11, 2020 page 2 General Directives #1 states: “the dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass issued on March 12, 2020 remains in place for the Diocese of Wilmington…”

On page 3 General Directives #9 states:  “All members of the assembly and all ministers, except the priest-celebrant, are to wear face coverings at all times while in church.”

As a parish under the guidance of the Diocese of Wilmington, Saint Luke-Saint Andrew, North Ocean City has strictly adhered to COVID-19 protocols of the Diocese of Wilmington (in addition to regulations of the State of Maryland).

Compliance with above protocols is expected of attendees at Saint Luke-Saint Andrew and has and will continue to be monitored by the parish ushers for the maintenance of parish and visitor safety.

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION:  6-7:30PM at St. Andrew’s on Wednesdays

Please remember Social distancing and wear your mask.

or by appointment by calling 410.250.0300.

Rosary Rings

In 1917 Our Lady of Fatima reminded the three children of the importance of the daily Rosary and promised that WWI would end soon. This is a prayer which explains her request.

“I come from heaven,                                                                                                                                           I am the Lady of the Rosary.                                                                                                                                 I have come to warn the  faithful to amend their lives and to ask pardon for their sins.                             They must not offend.                                                                                                                                     Our Lord any more, for He is already too grievously offended by the sins of men.                                   People must say the Rosary. If people do as I ask, many souls will be converted and there will be  peace.”

There are  Rosary Rings in the Parish Office. If you need a Rosary Ring, they are free at the Parish Office. You may make a ‘free will’ offering for the ring.                                                                                                   Peace,                                                                                                                                                      Deacon Jack Ames