March 17, 2020

All Public Catholic Masses In Indiana Have Been Suspended

Taylor Bennett
St. Peter and Paul Cathedral in Indianapolis. - FILE PHOTO: Doug Jaggers/WFYI

St. Peter and Paul Cathedral in Indianapolis.

FILE PHOTO: Doug Jaggers/WFYI

All public Catholic masses in Indiana have been suspended.

The suspension is effective starting Wednesday, March 18th and includes all Sunday and weekday public masses throughout the Province of Indianapolis, which includes the Archdiocese of Indianapolis and the Dioceses of Gary, Evansville, Fort Wayne-South Bend and Lafayette.

The Catholic bishops of Indiana made the announcement Tuesday at the recommendation of health officials amid the COVID 19 pandemic.

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