Mass Schedule–
Saturdays at 4:30 p.m.
Sundays at 9:00 a.m.
Confession–Saturdays from 3:45-
Or any time upon request.
Parish School of Religion Classes–
Sundays 10:00-
11:00 a.m.
Holy days of obligation–
See Weekly Bulletin
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CURRENT NEWS
THIS WEEK AT ST. MARY:
ALTAR ROSARY SOCIETY RUMMAGE SALE
Got stuff? Bring to church and help out ARS!
SCAM ALERT
A “new” old scam is making the rounds again -
What is it? Scammers are calling senior citizens claiming to be family members in need if immediate money for bail or hospital expenses. Scammers will claim to be a lawyer, doctor, police officer, or someone else. Scammers may offer to send someone to your door to pick up payment. Financial losses from this scam are usually several thousand dollars per victim.
FACTS: Police, lawyers, judges, or jails do not call people to get money. Bail/fines are typically paid at a jail, courthouse, or police station. Bail can’t be paid using gift cards. Court appointed couriers don’t exist. If someone asks to come to your home to pick up payment, it’s a scam!
What can I do?: Resist the pressure to act quickly. Contact your family member to determine the call is legitimate. Never wire money based on a request made over the phone, or in an email, especially overseas. Log the call and write down details such as the phone number, and then hang up.
Victim of a Scam? What to Do Next: Contact the local authorities to file a report. Change any passwords or card pins that may have been compromised. Review your bank accounts and credit cards for suspicious activity and report to your local bank. Place a fraud alert at one of the credit bureaus. Report appropriate fraud instances to the Internet Crime Compliant Center at ic3.gov.
