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With Us at the Birth of Our Savior Christmas Mass Schedule of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Tulsa Rejoicewith us at the Birth of our Savior Christmas Mass Schedule of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Tulsa Parish Christmas Eve Christmas Day Wednesday the 24th Thursday the 25th Tulsa Holy Family Cathedral • 8th & Boulder 5pm, 7:30pm, 11pm Carols, Midnight Mass with Bishop Slattery 8am, 10am, 12pm Christ the King • 16th & S. Quincy 4pm, 6pm, 11:30pm Choir, Midnight Mass 10am Church of St. Mary • 1347 E. 49th Place 5pm, 10pm 9am Church of the Madalene • 3188 E. 22nd Street, South 5:30pm, 9:30pm Carols, 10pm Mass 8am, 10am Church of the Resurrection •4804 S. Fulton 5pm, 7pm, 9pm, 11:30pm 10am Most Precious Blood • 3029 S. 57th West Avenue Midnight, Latin, Extraordinary Form 9am & 12pm in Latin, Extraordinary Form St. Augustine • 1728 E. Apache 8pm 10:30am St. Bernarnd • 4001 E. 101st Street, South 5pm, 8pm, Midnight 10am St. Catherine • 4532 South 25th West Avenue 5pm 10am St. Francis Xavier • 2434 E. Admiral Blvd. 7pm English, 9pm Spanish 9am English, 12pm Spanish, 5pm Spanish St. Joseph Vietnamese • 14905 E. 21st Street, South 10pm 10am St. Monica • 633 E. Marshall Place Midnight 8:30am St. Thomas More • 2720 S. 129th East Avenue 5pm English, 9pm Spanish 10am English, 11:30am Spanish, 1:30pm Spanish St. Pius X • 1727 S. 75th East Avenue 5pm, 7:30pm, 11pm Carols, Midnight Mass 10:30am, 12:30pm Spanish St. Therese Maronite • 8315 S. 107th East Avenue 10:30pm English & Aramaic 8:30am, 10:30am English & Aramaic Sts. Peter & Paul • 1419 N. 67th 7pm Spanish, Midnight Latin High Mass 9am, 11am Latin Low Mass, 7pm Spanish Tulsa Suburban Parishes Bartlesville - St. James • 5500 Douglas Lane 10:15pm Carols, 10:30pm Mass 9:15am Carols, 9:30am Mass Bartlesville - St. John • 715 S. Johnstone Avenue 5pm, Midnight 8am, 10:30am, 1:30 Spanish Bixby - St. Clement • 15501 S. Memorial 4:30pm, Midnight 10am, 11:30am Spanish Broken Arrow - St. Anne • 301 S. 9th Street 6pm, Midnight 8am, 10am Broken Arrow - St. Benedict • 2200 W. Ithica Street 5pm, 8pm, Midnight 10am Claremore - St. Cecilia • 1304 N. Dorothy 5pm, 7pm Spanish, 9pm 8:30am Muskogee - St. Joseph • 321 N. Virginia 5pm, 7pm Spanish, Midnight 9:30am Owasso - St. Henry • 8500 N. Owasso Expressway 5pm, 8pm Spanish, 10pm 10:30am Sand Springs - St. Patrick • 204 E. 4th Street 7pm, 10pm Carols, 10:30pm Mass 9am Sapulpa - Sacred Heart • 1777 E. Grayson Avenue 5:30pm, 10:15pm Carols, 11pm Mass 10:30am Rural Parishes Antlers - St. Agnes • 503 E. Main 8:30pm Carols, 9pm Mass No Christmas Day Mass Atoka - St. Patrick • Highway 69 South 7pm No Christmas Day Mass Barndstall - St. Mary • 3rd & Chestnut No Christmas Eve Mass 11:15am Boswell - St. Jude • Route 70 East at 11th Street 5:30pm Carols, 6pm Mass No Christmas Day Mass Bristow - St. Joseph• 302 N. Elm 8pm No Christmas Day Mass Cleveland - St. Joseph • Osage & C Avenue No Christmas Eve Mass 5pm Collinsville - St. Therese • 1007 N. 19th Street 4:30pm Carols, 5pm Mass , 11:30pm Carols, Midnight Mass 9am, 12pm Spanish Cookson - St. John • Highway 82 5pm No Christmas Day Mass Coweta - St. Vincent de Paul • 15842 S. 297th East Avenue 6pm No Christmas Day Mass Cushing - Sts. Peter & Paul • 401 E. Oak Midnight Mass No Christmas Day Mass Dewey - Our Lady of Guadalupe • 400 W. 9th Street 10:30pm 11am Drumright - St. Mary • Corner of S. Cimarron Ave. & W. Wood Street 8pm No Christmas Day Mass Durant - St. William • 802 University Blvd. 11:30pm 11:30am Fairfax - Sacred Heart • 333 S. 8th Street Midnight Mass No Christmas Day Mass Grove - St. Elizabeth • 1653 113th Street, NW 4pm, 6pm both in Parish Hall 9am in Parish Hall Hartshorne - Holy Rosary •912 Cherokee 7pm 11am Henryetta - St. Michael • 1004 W. Gentry 6:30pm, 7pm No Christmas Day Mass Holdenville - St. Stephen • 515 East Highway No Christmas Eve Mass 8:30am Hominy - St. Joseph • Corner of Pettit and 4th St. No Christmas Eve Mass 5pm Hugo - Immaculate Conception • 196 Bearden Springs Road 11:30pm Carols, Midnight Mass 10am Idabel - St. Francis de Sales • 13 S.E. Jefferson 5:30 Carols, 6pm Mass; 8pm Spanish 9:30am Bilingual Langley - St. Francis of Rome • 13286 Oklahoma 28 6pm 8am Mannford - Our Lady of the Lake • 450 E. Cimarron 4:45pm Carols, 5pm Mass No Christmas Day Mass McAlester - St. John • 300 E. Washington 6pm, Midnight No Christmas Day Mass Miami - Sacred Heart • 2515 N. Main 5pm, Midnight 4pm Spanish Nowata - St. Catherine • 217 W. Modoc No Christmas Eve Mass 8am Okemah - St. Teresa • 8th & Broadway No Christmas Eve Mass 11am Okmulgee - St. Anthony •515 S. Morton Avenue 4pm, Midnight No Christmas Day Mass Okmulgee - Uganda Martyrs • 808 E. Third Street 7pm Carols, 7:30 Mass 9am Pawhuska - Immaculate Conception • 1314 Lynn Avenue 9pm 9am Pawnee - St. John • Corner of 8th Street & Oak No Christmas Eve Mass 1pm Poteau - Immaculate Conception • 410 N. Bagwell Street 8pm 9am Pryor - St. Mark • 1507 S. Vann 10pm 10am Roland - St. Kateri • on Cottonwood Rd., 1/2 north of Hwy. 64 7:30pm No Christmas Day Mass Sallisaw - St. Francis Xavier • 2110 N. Dogwood 11pm 9am Shidler - St. Ann • Gypsy & Taylor Streets 5:30pm No Christmas Day Mass Skiatook - Sacred Heart • 109 W. 5th Street 5pm 9am Spiro - St. Elizabeth • 16526 US Highway 271 No Christmas Eve Mass 11:30 Stigler - St. Joseph • 1204 NW 7th Street 5pm No Christmas Day Mass Stillwater - St. Francis Xavier • 601 S. West Street 5pm, 7pm Spanish, 9pm 9am Stillwater - St. John the Evangelist •201 N. Knoblock 6pm, Midnight 10am Tahlequah - St. Brigid • 807 Crafton Street Midnight 10am Vinita - Holy Ghost •120 W. Sequoyah Avenue 9pm No Christmas Day Mass Wagoner - Holy Cross • 708 SW 15th Street 8pm 8:30am Webbers Falls - St. Joseph • 103 Smith Street No Christmas Eve Mass 11:30am Welch - St. Ann • on Jefferson, 1/2 block south of Hwy. 10/59 7pm No Christmas Day Mass Compliments of F.C. Ziegler Co. Church Supplies & Religious Gifts A Tulsa Family Business Since 1929 2111 E. 11th St. Tulsa • www.zieglers.com THE DIOCESE OF TULSA The Roman Catholic Church of Eastern Oklahoma.
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