The Justice Ministry invites all to attend The Annual Bilingual Justice and Peace Mass on Monday, February 7 at 5:30 in the worship center. Gathering to hear The Word and receive the Eucharist reminds us of our call to work for justice and peace in the world and our local community. Immediately following Mass, Justice Ministry network members will gather in the parish hall for a pizza dinner and network meeting. This is an important meeting to plan for Incarnation to have at least 275 parishioners attend IMPACT’s Nehemiah Action in March. If you are not a network member but are interested in hearing about our issue work on transportation, preschool child care, and affordable housing, you are welcome to attend. For more information and to RSVP for dinner, contact Janie Pudhorodsky at 434-825-5649.
PACEM Photos
Photo Slideshow from PACEM hosting at Incarnation.
Cancellations–Check Here
For the weekend of January 15-16, all Masses will be as scheduled. All other activities have been cancelled.
Catholic Social Teaching Sessions
 During January, the Incarnation Justice Ministry will be offering zoom sessions about the basics of Catholic Social Teaching. If you want to join in, email Tom Eckman to sign up for a Zoom gathering.You can join one of three sessions that are being offered from 7-8pm on:
Zoom link or Meeting ID: 891 2347 2233 and Passcode: 905902
For details on the agenda, check out this PDF document: Basics of Catholic Social Teaching Agenda
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Mask Policy Update – January 3
Update as of January 3, 2022.
The CDC and the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) have revised guidance involving the wearing of masks in public indoor settings. Everyone age 2 and up should wear a mask in indoor public spaces. Virginia communities currently have high levels of COVID-19 transmission.
Currently, most areas of the diocese are in substantial or high transmission, including Albemarle County.
What does this mean? Simply stated, while not mandated by the VDH nor required by Diocesan policy, parishioners are encouraged to wear masks at Mass and other appropriate public indoor settings as prescribed by the VDH. Charity and kindness towards those individuals who choose to do so or not to do so, for a variety of reasons, is paramount. We do not ask for proof of vaccination or proof of medical exemptions from wearing a mask at Mass.
While there are many and various opinions about the pandemic, this decision was made first and foremost for the health, well-being, and care of all in our communities. Thank you, in advance, for your continued understanding and support.
The 11:30am Sunday Mass requires masks for all attendees, even those who are fully vaccinated.
Virginia Department of Health Mask Recommendations
CDC Guidelines for Isolation and Quarantine Period for General Population
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