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DAILY MASS
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BELOW IS INFO ON TIMES OF LOCAL CHURCH DAILY MASS YOU CAN COME ATTEND.
IF WE'RE AWARE THAT THEY ALSO STREAM THE VIDEO ONLINE, WE'LL LIST THE WEBSITE.
Here is a schedule just for daily Masses. All are welcome. Our list includes all Catholic churches in the counties: McLean, Logan, Livingston, DeWitt, Woodford, & Ford. We also include northwestern portion of Champaign County & the southern portion of LaSalle County. If no county is listed down in our list, that means by default that the city listed is in McLean County. All churches are part of the Diocese of Peoria unless otherwise noted.
*To read Peoria Diocese warning about maintaining health while attending Mass, scroll to bottom of this page.
ATLANTA (Logan County)
ST. MARY: 808 Pearl Street
Friday: 8AM
BENSON: (NO DAILY MASS)
BLOOMINGTON-NORMAL
EPIPHANY: 1000 E. College Ave.
Monday-Friday 7AM & Tuesday thru Thursday:8:15AM Saturday Daily Mass:7:30AM Friday (during lent): 5:30PM
Father Eric Powell and Father Peter Okala
HOLY TRINITY: 711 N. Main Street
Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 8AM
All daily Masses stream @ Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaiW9jK6oVDdeXKRxHYOaJA
Father Jeff Stirniman
OSF ST. JOSEPH MEDICAL CENTER CHAPEL: 2200 E. Washington Street
Wednesday thru Saturday: 11AM
Masses are currently open to OSF Mission Partners, currrent patients and patient support persons ONLY. They look forward to the day when we can once again open our chapel to the public.
ST. MARY: 527 W. Jackson Street
Monday thru Wednesday & Friday: 7:15AM All Masses are open to the public.
All Masses stream at Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8IzrjlVLxQFMHDSrSUUH7w
The public is welcome inside for Mass. Enter church for daily Mass through Grotto door or door outside chapel.
Father Greg Nelson
ST. JOHN PAUL II NEWMAN CENTER: 501 S. Main Street
(It formerly was named St. Robert Bellarmine. Mass, Confession and Adoration are open to the public. All other activities are exclusively for Illinois State, Illinois Wesleyan and Heartland College students.)
Wednesday: 7:30PM Thursday & Friday: 5PM
Father Kyle Lucas will do most of the Masses. Father Chase Hilgenbrinck typically does Fridays)
COLLEGE SUMMER BREAK HAS BEGUN AND THEREFORE NO MASS IS TAKING PLACE NOW.
WINTER MONTHS, MASSES ARE INSIDE INSTEAD OF OUT. WALK AROUND & ENTER AT THE FRONT ENTRANCE BY MAIN STREET. WALK DOWN THE LONG HALLWAY TO THE BACK OF THE CENTER IN THE ST. CLARE ROOM FOR MASS. THIS IS WHERE MASS USED TO TAKE PLACE PRIOR TO 2010.
Father Geoff Horton DOES MOST MASSES. FATHER CHASE HILGENBRINCK DOES FRIDAY'S MASS.
ST. PATRICK CHURCH OF MERNA (in Bloomington): 1001 N. Towanda Barnes Road
Monday, Wednesday & Friday: 7AM Tuesday, Thursday: 8:30AM Friday: 5PM
With the exception of the 5PM Mass, all other Masses stream on facebook and Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5LD661cnTl63vJ7QodxXOw/videos
https://www.facebook.com/pg/stpatrickmerna/posts/?ref=page_internal
Father Dustin Schultz & Father Martin Mwongyera
ST. PATRICK a.k.a. “Historic St. Patrick’s”: 1209 W. Locust Street
All daily Masses stream @ Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaiW9jK6oVDdeXKRxHYOaJA
Tuesday and Thursday: 5:30PM 1ST Saturday of month Daily Mass: 8AM
Father Jeff Stirniman
CAMPUS, IL: SACRED HEART CHURCH does not have regular weekly masses.
CHATSWORTH (Livingston County)
ST. PETER & PAUL: 406 N. Fifth Street
Thursday: 8:30AM
Father David Sabel and Father Bill Keebler
CHENOA
ST. JOSEPH: 225 W. Owsley
Wednesday: 8AM
Father David Sabel and Father Bill Keebler
CLINTON (DeWitt County)
ST. JOHN: 502 North Monroe Street
Monday & Wednesday: 8AM
COLFAX: ST. JOSEPH Church does not have regular weekly masses.
CULLOM: ST. JOHN: does not have regular weekly masses.
DOWNS Wednesday: 5:30PM
ST. MARY: 108 E. Washington Street
Wednesday: 5:30PM
To stream additional daily Mass from your priests, scroll up to Bloomington's St. Patrick Church Merna heading.
Father Dustin Schultz & Father Martin Mwongyera
DWIGHT (Livingston County & partially in Grundy County)
ST. PATRICK: 100 W. Mazon Ave.
Tuesday: 6PM Thursday: 8AM
Father Chris Haake
ELKHART NO DAILY MASS
EL PASO (both Woodford & McLean County)
ST. MARY: 79 W. Third Street
Tuesday: 5:30PM Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 7:30AM
Wednesday's Mass is also streamed at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYLiz4F0SY7qcYSRVjtx0JQ
Fr. Robert Rayson
EUREKA (Woodford County)
SALVA REGINA NEWMAN CENTER: 108 E. College Avenue
Monday thru Friday: 7AM *Only 10 people can attend per day. Public daily Mass resumes November 8.
Go to www.stsjlj.com to see daily Mass stream.
ST. LUKE: 904 E. Reagan Drive: Only the 3rd Friday of the month: 7PM
Read info above for Eureka's Newman Center to stream Mass by your parish priest Father Eugene A. Radosevich
FAIRBURY (Livingston County)
ST. ANDREW: 110 E. Ash Street
Monday thru Friday: 8AM
Monday thExrough Friday: 8AM
FARMER CITY: (DeWitt County)
SACRED HEART: 612 N. Plum Street
Tuesday & Thursday: 8:30AM 1ST Friday: 12PM
FLANAGAN (Livingston County)
ST. JOSEPH: 313 S Main St:
Wednesday: 5:30PM
GERMANTOWN HILLS (Woodford County)
ST. MARY OF LOURDES: 424 Lourdes Church Road
Monday: through Friday: 8AM 1st Wednesday of each month: MASS IS AT 7AM & IS NOT AT 8
Father Vien Van Do
GIBSON CITY (Ford County)
OUR LADY OF LOURDES (Diocese of Joliet): 534 N. Wood St
Tuesday & Wednesday: 8AM Thursday & Friday: 5:30PM
Father Dong Van Bui
GRAND RIDGE-ST. MARY only has Mass on weekends.
LEXINGTON
ST. MARY: 201 N. Lee Street
Tuesday: 5:30PM
Father David Sabel and Father Bill Keebler
LINCOLN (Logan County)
HOLY FAMILY: 316 S. Logan Street
Monday & Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 8AM also Wednesday: 7AM & 8:30AM
All Masses are live streamed. Go to www.logancountycatholic.org/
Scrolll down & to the left you'll see a play button for the most recent Mass videos or simply check facebook.
https://www.facebook.com/LoganCountyCatholic/
Father Jeffrey Laible & Fr. Fulgens Marcel Rutatekururwa,
LODA (Iroquois County)
ST. JOSEPH (Diocese Of Joliet): 312 N. Hickory Street
Tuesday: 5:30PM
LOSTANT (LaSalle County)
ST. JOHN: 301 S. Sheridan
Thursday: 8AM
MAHOMET (Champaign County)
OUR LADY OF THE LAKE: 501 W. State Street
Tuesday: 6:30AM Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 8AM
Father Joe Hogan
METAMORA (Woodford County)
ST. MARY: 415 W. Chatham
Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday: 8AM Thursday: 8:15AM (SCHOOL MASS)
Father Vien Van Do
MINONK (Woodford County)
ST. PATRICK: 420 E. Sixth Street
Tuesday: 8AM
MT. PULASKI: The only Mass is on Sunday.
NORMAL (See additional Mass Times for the twin cities above alphabetized under Bloomington-Normal)
EPIPHANY: 1000 E. College Ave.
Monday thru Friday 7AM Tuesday thru Thursday: 8:15AM Saturday Daily Mass: 7:30AM
Father Eric Powell
ST. JOHN PAUL II NEWMAN CENTER: 501 S. Main Street
(It formerly was named St. Robert Bellarmine. Mass, Confession and Adoration are open to the public. All other activities are exclusively for Illinois State, Illinois Wesleyan and Heartland College students.)
Wednesday: 7:30PM Thursday & Friday: 5PM
Father Kyle Lucas will do most of the Masses. Father Chase Hilgenbrinck typically does Fridays)
COLLEGE SUMMER BREAK HAS BEGUN AND THEREFORE NO MASS IS TAKING PLACE NOW.
Mass is in the old pre-2010 church on Wednesdays. All other days Mass is held in the new church
ODELL (Livingston County)
ST. PAUL: 200 S. West Street
Monday: 5PM Wednesday: 8AM Friday: 8:30AM
Father Chris Haake
PAXTON (Fort County)
ST. MARY (Diocese Of Joliet): 407 W. Pells Street
Wednesday: 7PM Friday: 8AM
Father Dong Van Bui
PIPER CITY (Ford County)
ST. PETER (Diocese of Joliet): 212 N Pine St.
Wednesday: 5:30PM Friday: 8AM
PONTIAC (Livingston County)
ST. MARY: 119 E. Howard Street
Monday through Friday: 7AM Use Howard Street entrance only.
Mass streams at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWgFS9V_zuKnnwpU2DcJ3jA
Father Adam Cesarek
OSF ST. JAMES HOSPITAL CHAPEL: 2500 W. Reynolds Street
Wednesday: 11:30AM
Masses at most hospital chapels are only open to employees (OSF Mission Partners), currrent patients & patient support persons ONLY. They look forward to the day when we can once again open our chapel to the public.
RANSOM-ST. PATRICK: This church only holds Mass on weekends.
RANTOUL (Champaign County)
ST. MALACHI: 311 E. Grove Avenue
Wednesday-Friday: 7:15AM Daily Masses are not streamed, but a weekend Mass is.
Father Joel Phelps
ROANOKE: only has Mass on weekends
SEYMOUR (Champaign County)
ST. BONIFACE: 416 County Road 1100 North
You can stream Mass Monday-Saturday at 7AM on the websites below from the other parish your priests cover. No daily Mass occurs here at this church, but they have Sunday Mass at 7AM you can attend here in Seymour.
https://www.facebook.com/St.MatthewCatholicChurch/ AND stmatt.net
Msgr. Stanley L. Deptula, Fr. Lee W. Brokaw and Fr. Michael Pica
ROBERTS, IL (Ford County) IMMACULATE CONCEPTION: has no daily Mass.
STRAWN: ONLY MASSES ARE ON SUNDAY
STREATOR (LaSalle County & partially Livingston County)
ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL: 513 S. Shabbona
Monday-Friday: 7AM
Father Monsignor Philip Halfacre & Father Ryan Mattingly
THOMASBORO (Champaign County)
ST. ELIZABETH OF HUNGARY: 100 S Church Street
Tuesday: 6PM
Father Joel Phelps
TOLUCA (Marshall County)
ST. ANN: 311 W Santa Fe Ave
Wednesday: 8AM
Father Monsignor Philip Halfacre & Father Ryan Mattingly
TONICA (LaSalle County)
ST. PETER/PAUL: 957 N 17th Road
Wednesday: 9AM
WAPELLA (DeWitt County)
ST. PATRICK: 308 S Locust street
https://www.facebook.com/StPatrickWapella/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq4moUben9BNIKQVrM6o4MA
Father Geoff Horton
WENONA (Marshall County)
ST. MARY: 207 W. Third Street South
Friday: 8AM
* WARNING OF POTENTIAL RISK ASSUMED BY PARISHIONERS OF DIOCESE OF PEORIA PARISHES:
“While our parish staffs will attempt to take appropriate precautions consistent with the advice of public health authorities, parishioners and guests should understand that they assume the risk of contracting COVID-19 anytime they enter a public space since such precautions do not eliminate the risk of infection.”
