
Weekday Noon Mass
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All are welcome to attend our weekday masses, every Monday through Friday.Mass begins at 12:05pm. This mass is open to all for in-person attendance. This mass is held indoors.

All are welcome to attend our weekday masses, every Monday through Friday.Mass begins at 12:05pm. This mass is open to all for in-person attendance. This mass is held indoors.
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Weekday Noon Mass at Mission Santa Clara de Asis offers an indoor Catholic service at 12:05 pm, open to all ages.
Weekday Noon Mass at Mission Santa Clara de Asis offers an indoor Catholic service at 12:05 pm, open to all ages.
Weekday Noon Mass at Mission Santa Clara de Asis offers an indoor Catholic service at 12:05 pm, open to all ages.
Weekday Noon Mass at Mission Santa Clara de Asis offers an indoor Catholic service at 12:05 pm, open to all ages.
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