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Carmel Mission Basilica
3080 Rio Road Carmel, CA 93923 • (831) 624-1271
1771 2021
www.carmelmission.org
250TH Anniversary
CARMEL MISSION Founded 1771 by St. Junípero Serra
BASILICA
Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sunday, June 20, 2021
06/20/2021 PAGE 1
Dear Friend of Carmel Mission,
We have much to celebrate this weekend! Today we celebrate Father’s
Day, the official beginning of summer, the lessening of COVID restrictions
in California, and last but certainly not least, the return of our Carmel
Mission Choir to the 11am Mass!
We have been eagerly anticipating the lessening of restrictions, which will
allow us to gradually return to more of our usual activities. After so much
uncertainty and anxiety during the pandemic, it is wonderful to consider
the bright future ahead. While we embrace the possibilities of a reopened
California, we remain aware of the continuing grave threat posed by the
pandemic worldwide. We will continue to pray for all those affected - those
mourning the loss of loved ones, and those who are risking their lives to
care for their communities. For more information on reopening details
here at Carmel Mission, please visit our website, carmelmission.org, where
you can view or read our Reopening Advisory.
In the Gospel today Jesus commands the wind and the sea, “Quiet! Be
still!” (Mark 4:39) While His words are literally a rebuke of nature’s wrath,
I always feel they have a further meaning. Jesus could also be talking to
the disciples, who are allowing fear, however natural, to overwhelm their
trust in God’s protection. Sometimes I feel those words directed to my
own anxious heart. In Psalm 46 it says, “Be still and know that I am God.”
(Psalm 46:10). In that simple command God invites us to a place of peace,
of comfort, and of support.
When I remember my own Dad, gone home to God for some time
now, I associate many of the same qualities to his loving presence in
my life. I am grateful for his encouragement and his support, as well as
his comforting protection, which was a living reminder of the protection
offered to each of us by our loving Father in Heaven.
I wish all fathers a most blessed father’s day, and all of you continued
blessings of good health, renewed hope and great peace,
Fr. Paul
06/20/2021 PAGE 2
Carmel Mission
Reopening Advisory
Dear Friend of Carmel Mission,
Like you, we have eagerly anticipated the lessening of COVID-19 restrictions in our state of
California. We are following the new guidelines from the State, County and our Diocese of
Monterey. Please be aware that each parish has discretion to, within the given parameters,
conduct services as best serves their community and their unique conditions.
1. The dispensation from the Sunday 7. Congregational singing is now allowed, but
Obligation will remain in place at those who are unvaccinated must wear a
this time. mask or refrain from singing, both indoors
and outdoors. We will not be able to offer
2. For fully vaccinated individuals a face mask hymn books at this time, but a limited
is not required. For unvaccinated individuals, number of Breaking Bread hymnals do
a face mask is required indoors. remain available to purchase if you wish.
3. Social distancing, either indoors or We are happy to announce the return of our
outdoors, is no longer required. Carmel Mission Choir to the 11am Mass.
4. We will continue to offer the 11am Mass 8. The Distribution of the Chalice: The Precious
outdoors in the Central Courtyard, and to Blood will continue to be suspended at this
offer outdoor seating at our 9am Mass in the time until further notice.
Basilica. This provides options to everyone 9. We are looking forward to planning how
in our community who wishes to attend our ministry activities will resume as we go
Mass, either inside the Basilica or outside forward. We have a unique opportunity to
in the Courtyard. It is our intention to add build on the solid foundation that has been
a 5:30pm Saturday Vigil Mass inside the formed as we have negotiated the many
Basilica beginning in mid-July. challenges and changes brought about by
5. Entrance for Sunday Masses remains as the pandemic. We will be collaborating with
it has been, through the parish office, ministry leaders to determine activities, and
formerly school, lot. Temperatures will no review and publish policies and procedures
longer be taken at the entrance. on our website.
6. We intend to resume Daily Mass in the 10. Due to the ongoing construction work,
Blessed Sacrament Chapel on an initially Crepsi Hall remains closed at this time.
limited basis in mid-July.
The situation with the pandemic continues to be dynamic, and
of great concern in this country and worldwide. We are happy
that the safe lessening of restrictions will allow us to return to
more of our usual activities, but we are also conscious of the
ongoing need to protect the health and safety of our parishioners,
our visitors and our staff. This remains our guiding principle as
it has been throughout this crisis. Our website remains the best
means of staying abreast of conditions at the Mission.
We thank you for your continued support and all you do to make
Carmel Mission a very special and sacred place,
Click the thumbnail to view the Reopening Advisory
Fr. Paul P. Murphy by Father Paul
Pastor, Carmel Mission
06/20/2021 PAGE 3
Please Join us Thursday,
July 1, at 11:00 am for a Special Mass with
Bishop Daniel Garcia in the Central Courtyard.
We will celebrate the Feast Day
of our own Saint Junipero Serra
in our 250th Anniversary Year.
06/20/2021 PAGE 4
Liturgy
The Altar Flowers today are give in memory of
Paul Marto by Ginger Marto.
Act of Spiritual Communion
My Jesus,
I believe that You are present in
the Most Holy Sacrament.
I love You above all things,
and I desire to receive You into my soul.
Since I cannot at this moment
receive You sacramentally,
come at least spiritually into my heart.
I embrace You as if You were already there
and unite myself wholly to You.
Never permit me to be separated from You.
Amen.
Altar Flowers Opportunity
As we have been live streaming the Mass and
providing other videos of the Mission and its
grounds, we have received so much positive
feedback from our community on the features of
the flowers in our beautiful Mission gardens. The
beauty of nature is a concrete reminder of the
beauty of God, in whose image we are made. When
we enjoy beautiful flowers, plants and trees we are
celebrating the God’s gift of the natural world.
We are so happy to continue the beauty of altar
flowers at our Masses each week. We invite you to
consider sponsoring a bouquet for $90 in memory
or honor of a loved one, to celebrate a birthday or
anniversary or in thanksgiving to God.
The altar flowers will be a part of our live streamed
Mass as well as our outdoor Mass each Sunday
and your dedication will included in our weekly
e-bulletin.
Please contact Laura at liturgy@carmelmission.org for more information and to schedule your gift.
Thank you so much for your generosity and for helping to ensure that these symbols of beauty and
life are part of our weekly celebrations.
06/20/2021 PAGE 5
Today’s Readings: Sunday, June 20
First Reading Thus far shall you come but no farther, and here shall your proud
waves be stilled! (Jb 38:1, 8-11)
Psalm Give thanks to the Lord, his love is everlasting.
(Ps 107:23-24, 25-26, 28-29, 30-31)
Second Reading So whoever is in Christ is a new creation: the old things have
passed away; behold, new things have come. (2 Cor 5:14-17)
Gospel For as you judge, so will you be judged, and the measure with which you
measure will be measured out to you. (Mt 7:1-5)
Readings for the Week Scripture Message
Monday, June 21 In the Gospel today Jesus shows Himself to be
GN 12:1-9 the Lord of the Universe when he successfully
PS 33:12-13, 18-19, 20 AND 22 commands the winds and the sea. As we
MT 7:1-5 consider the scene, Jesus does seem, at first
,as indifferent as the disciples accuse Him of
Tuesday, June 22 being, sleeping peacefully as the storm rages
GN 13:2, 5-18 and they all fear for their lives. But this is
PS 15:2-3A, 3BC-4AB, 5 actually more of a reflection of how much they
MT 7:6, 12-14 have to learn. They have witnessed miracles,
Wednesday, June 23 they have seen Jesus drive out unclean spirits,
GN 15:1-12, 17-18 and heal people and preach to the multitudes
PS 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8-9 with authority and wisdom. They believe in
MT 7:15-20 Jesus, or else they would not be in the boat in
the first place. But they do not yet truly grasp
Thursday, June 24 who Jesus is, and how certain they can be in
IS 49:1-6 His promise. Jesus acknowledges this when
PS 139:1B-3, 13-14AB, 14C-15 he says, “do you not yet believe?” Jesus asks
ACTS 13:22-26 why they are terrified, not as a reproach, but
LK 1:57-66, 80 as an invitation. If they understand who He
is and have confidence in His care for them,
Friday, June 25 fear vanishes. The disciples experience this at
GN 17:1, 9-10, 15-22 Pentecost, when the power of the Holy Spirit
PS 128:1-2, 3, 4-5 allows them to fully appreciate all that they
MT 8:1-4 have seen and experienced in their journey
Saturday, June 26 with Jesus. We are encouraged to have this
GN 18:1-15 same trust in God’s love and care which allows
LK 1:46-47, 48-49, 50 AND 53, 54-55 us to accomplish the work of God’s Kingdom.
MT 8:5-17 How do you experience Gods’ care in your
life? How does it empower you to help others?
Sunday, June 27
WIS 1:13-15; 2:23-24
PS 30:2, 4, 5-6, 11, 12, 13
2 COR 8:7, 9, 13-15
MK 5:21-43 OR 5:21-24, 35B-43
06/20/2021 PAGE 6
Welcome our new Central
Courtyard Canopy
Our Central Courtyard has a
new canopy under which we
will be holding our outdoor
Masses.
The canopy is constructed
from wood and measures at
20 x 20 feet square.
Great thanks to Carol and Bret Sisney for their
generous donation and the construction of our
beautiful new canopy.
06/20/2021 PAGE 7
Forecourt Renovation The restoration and seismic retrofit of the Sir Harry Downie Museum and the Basilica Forecourt started on April 5 and is off to a great start. The construction is expected to continue through the fall when we look forward to celebrating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the Mission. Access to the property from the Basilica entrance gates through to the Crespi lot will be off limits until the completion of construction. The project calls for a completely new courtyard surface and walkways, which will be regraded and expanded to allow for improved ADA accessibility. The Downie building’s interior will be renovated to allow more exhibition space along with the creation of 2 ADA compliant restrooms. The fountain will be restored as the centerpiece of refreshed garden beds. We are grateful to the Carmel Mission Foundation and their ongoing commitment to raise the funds to restore and preserve our beautiful Carmel Mission property. We look forward to providing pictorial updates on this project in future editions of the bulletin. 06/20/2021 PAGE 8 Areal view of the construction zone.
Electronic Giving Makes Perfect
Sense in These Times
Thank you to so many of you who have adopted electronic giving.
Quick and Easy - Setup Support Available
• Signing up and making single or scheduled contributions is easy – just click
the donate button on our website and sign up today. We will have someone
available during business hours to provide any required assistance.
Electronic Giving Saves Money and Time
• Envelope mailings are costly for parishioners and the parish
• Check processing and money handling are time consuming
• Our method of collections are to change as we will have
collection boxes to replace pew collections when we come
back together
• Accurate contribution tracking is available at all times
Report for the weeks ending on 6/6/2021:
Electronic Donations: $ 7,364.47
Mail Donations: $ 3,117.35
Sunday Mass — Collection: $ 5,170.00
Total Donations: $15,651.82
06/20/2021 PAGE 9
Electronic giving is a convenient, easy way to support
Carmel Mission Basilica
By giving electronically, you can:
∙ Give anywhere, anytime from your
computer, smartphone or tablet.
∙ Donate to one of our special project funds.
∙ Set up recurring payments and never worry
about bringing your checkbook or cash again.
Get started today!
Visit our donations page to set up your online contribution:
www.carmelmission.org/
06/20/2021 PAGE 101771 2021
250TH Anniversary
CARMEL MISSION
BASILICA
E R O S I T Y!
Y O U R GEN
K YO U FO R
TH A N G O A L OF
S S E D OUR
S URP A T IME
A V E O R D
WE H ,0 0 0 I N R EC
$250
Outdoor exhibits welcoming visitors
Outdoor Mass in the Central Courtyard
$50,000 $100,000 $150,000 $200,000 $250,000
Currently at $305,837!!
Diocese Goal Parish Goal
$52,000 $250,000
06/20/2021 PAGE 11Dear Friend of Carmel Mission, I hope and pray that you and your loved ones are safe and well, as we embark on our faith journey through this special year of 2021, during which we celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the founding of our beautiful Mission by Saint Junípero Serra. This is a year of RECOVERY and RENEWAL, a time to celebrate our past achievements and to plan for our future. While it is obviously true that conditions and restrictions of 2020 impacted our parish, both materially and spiritually, we have not been idle. We have used the time wisely to explore new and innovative ways to keep our community together and to plan for our future. Who could have predicted how important the timing of our 2020 AMA Heavenly Sounds Campaign would be? The console of our beautiful Casavant organ has been restored and updated by it’s original makers and is awaiting re-installation. We have invested in a superb outdoor sound system for our masses in our Central Courtyard. We have been broadcasting mass on our website and our YouTube channel, which has enabled us to gather as a virtual community, and which is of particular benefit to those parishioners who are unable to attend mass in person. It is time to launch our 2021 AMA (Annual Ministry Appeal). Our diocese has chosen the theme “Building a Family of Faith”. I enclose an AMA information leaflet which indicates the range of ministries that you support by participating in the campaign. The first $52,000 raised goes back to the diocese, and any sum we raise over that sum, comes back to our parish for RECOVERY and RENEWAL during our 250th Anniversary year. At Carmel Mission, we have set a total goal of $250,000. We will use the additional $198,000 to increase our efforts at building up our virtual family of faith. We plan to enhance our filming and digital communication capabilities through the investment in state of the art equipment and upgrades to our wireless infrastructure. With the addition of our new Central Courtyard Restrooms, currently under construction, and the renovation of the Downie Museum and Basilica Forecourt, planned for this Spring, we will also invest in improving safety and access to our beautiful Mission. We will also expand our Museum exhibition space, in order to attract and welcome more visitors and pilgrims, whose support we greatly appreciate and rely on. We will share our progress towards achieving our goals on a dedicated page on our website and our weekly bulletin. In each of the past three years, your generosity has enabled us to achieve our AMA goals: Upgrade of Crespi Parish Hall, Renew Our Pews, and Heavenly Sounds. We could not have done this without you. I thank you from the bottom of my heart. During this 250th Anniversary year, I know that I can count on your selfless stewardship and your generous support of our beautiful Carmel Mission. I wish you and your loved ones blessings of good health and great happiness. In the great love of Jesus Christ, Fr. Paul P. Murphy Pastor at Carmel Mission p.s. Let’s achieve our $250,000 goal in our 250th year 06/20/2021 PAGE 12
Saint Pio of Pietrelcina (Padre Pio)
Patron of All who Suffer
Francesco Forgione was
born in Pietrelcina, Italy
in 1887, and became a
Capuchin priest—Padre
Pio—in 1910. He suffered
much, accepting it with
praise and thanks to God,
trusting that He could
use it for the good of
others. On September
Saint Pio Holy card, Holy water 20, 1918, Padre Pio
received the stigmata in
his hands, feet, and side.
God blessed Padre Pio
with other mystical gifts
as well, enabling him to
read the hearts of the
penitents who flocked to
him during his long hours
hearing confessions.
Through his intercession,
thousands received
Saint Pio Medal coin and devotional Oil healing from tuberculosis,
cancer, blindness, and
more.
Padre Pio deeply loved
Mary, Saint Michael, and
his guardian angel, and
was greatly devoted to
the souls in Purgatory.
Padre Pio died in 1968,
and in 2002, Pope John
Paul II canonized him as
Saint Pio of Pietrelcina!
Saint Pio hand carved and hand painted,
wooden statue from Italy.
Saint Pio, Resin Statues Saint Pio, pray for us!
06/20/2021 PAGE 13Sick in the Parish
All the sick are prayed for during a general intercession at every mass.
At this time we pray especially for:
Matthew Escovar, Mercedes Ferrante,
Rosellen Sana, Frank Machalla,
Anne Emmerich, Brandon Paulikas,
Joan Kenny Julieta Evangelista,
Tobi Lunt Dan Ukestad,
Sean Kenny Nancy D’Angelo,
Nancy Buchanan, Ruth Flynn,
Mary Cea, Missy Student,
Larry Fry, Lois Jones,
Richard Cruickshank, Marjorie Coleman
Charles Cardoza,
Gwen Foster,
Please Pray For Our Military
Keep in prayer our brave parishioners, relatives and friends of our parish
family who are in service to their country in the Armed Forces abroad:
Michael Healy,
Richard Brophy
and Robert Maher
We ask the Lord to keep them safe from harm and pray for their families
while they are far from home.
06/20/2021 PAGE 14Recently Deceased in our Parish Please pray for our brothers and sisters who have died, especially: King Williams, Ed Soberanes, Jack Brophy, Dr. Janusz Belza, Marie Beattie, Paul Marto, Ramiro Santibañez Sr., Sally Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth Moley, Kathleen Conley, Antonia Ayala, Nicacia Lares Ramos, Gloria Valentino, Carla Coniglio, James McKillop, Thomas McCullough, Geraldine Murphy, John Calcagno, Phil Gambucci, Jovita Martin Cabrera, Jane Lowrey Weisser, Jeanne Johnson, Claude Keyzers, Judy Mollner, Vivian Sweeney, Ernie Bizzazero, Carlos Pineda, Bob Condry, Lillian Lampi, Mary Dills, Jospeh Kepp, Elinor Laiolo, José Eliseo Cabrera, Dr. Maria Gurney, Dr. Knox Mellon, Frank Crivello, Ronald J. Antuzzi, Rose Green, John Flynn, Deane H. Hollenback, Dr. Richard Pirotte, Luigi Uttaro, Sandra Ramirez, Anita Pender, Joshua King, Karen Lyon, Phyllis Loyko, Jean Neiman, Edmundo Lundgren, Filomena Pacheco, Bruna Odello, Mary O’Shea Maria Leonor Horta, … that they may rejoice with the Risen Lord. Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let your perpetual light shine upon them; and may the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace. Amen. 06/20/2021 PAGE 15
Breaking Bread 2020 AmazonSmile
We have a limited number of Breaking Bread Carmel Mission is now registered with
books available to our community for individual AmazonSmile and ready to receive donations!
purchase. While we cannot use communal
books for worship at this time, you are very AmazonSmile is the easiest, most direct method,
welcome to bring your own copy to our Outdoor and free of cost way to support our Mission.
Masses, or use it while viewing the streaming By clicking on the AmazonSmile tab on the top
Mass from home. left corner of the Amazon webpage, supporters
Books can be purchased, while supplies last, by will be taken to a unique page on smile.
emailing Laura at liturgy@carmelmission.org. amazon.com that is automatically linked to
These books include the Daily Mass Propers the Carmel Mission. Simply enter your email
as well as the Order of Mass, Weekly Readings address and password to enroll.
and Hymns. Books can be mailed to you (at an Amazon will donate 0.5% of the price of
additional cost) or you eligible smile.amazon.com purchases made by
can pick up previously supporters to the Carmel Mission.
reserved orders on
Sunday if you attend
the Outdoor Mass.
Each Breaking
Bread book is $15, a
significant discount
from ordering
individually from the
OCP website.
Prayer Requests and Special Intentions
Our prayer request email is a great way to let us know about your prayer
requests, any special intentions you may have, and if you know of anyone
in our parish family who is ill we ask that you share that with us so we may
pray for them, and reach out to them or their family.
Send Your
Prayer Request
06/20/2021 PAGE 16Docent Corner:
June 21st is the Summer Solstice
Why is this important at the Carmel Mission? stone church (in 1803), our Mission might also
It all starts with Manuel Ruiz and his brother have a “solstice event” of some significance.
Santiago who were the stone masons who
helped build the Carmel Mission stone church Dr. Ruben Mendoza, an archaeologist at
from 1793 to 1797. The location of the Star CSU Monterey Bay, who discovered this
of Bethlehem window in the front of the phenomenon at San Juan, believed this as
church and the physical orientation of the well. With the church oriented on a 60-degree
church were situated, apparently, to cause a azimuth (East Northeast), this would mean
significant astrological event at the Mission. the event would take place on the Summer
The event, known as an “illumination” was a Solstice. The Docent Association planned a
brief, breathtaking interval when a sunbeam public observance of this event in 2007 which
penetrates the church’s front window to bathe confirmed the event. The accompanying
the altar and the sacred objects around it in a pictures show the effects of the morning light
blazing patch of light. on the Mission interior.
Although the historical record does not say The Summer Solstice is the time of the year
anything about this event in the early Mission when the sun is at its greatest distance north
history or even during the Harry Downie from the celestial equator. It marks the longest
period (he was the curator reputed to know day of the year. While the actual astronomical
“everything” about the Mission), the Docent time and date of the Solstice is 6:06 PM on the
Archive Committee thought that since a Winter 21st of June, the plan was to observe the effect
Solstice event was observed at Mission San Juan of the sun on the Mission on this day very early
Bautista and it was built a few years after our in the morning.
Each year on the Summer Solstice (Carmel
weather permitting), the rising sun shines
through the Star of Bethlehem window in such
a way as to create a band of brilliant light
that crosses the altar from left to right and
for several moments, shines directly and very
brightly on the center of the altar now occupied
by the tabernacle. We know from the comments
of Harry Downie that the Lady of Bethlehem
statue was supposed to be placed on the front
altar. The conjecture is that the original plan
for the church was for the light from the Star of
Bethlehem window to shine on the statue of Our
Lady of Bethlehem on this date.
06/20/2021 PAGE 17From an eyewitness description, we know that He has investigated these phenomena at all
the church starts to get light as the morning of California’s 21 missions, as well as dozens
twilight begins and the sun rises, and then at of other churches built by early Spanish friars
about 6:15, the left side of the altar begins to throughout the Southwest and Mexico. So far,
glow. Faintly at first but within 10 minutes, he has found solstice, equinox, and feast day
a brilliant beam of light shines through the solar illuminations of main altar tabernacles at
Star of Bethlehem window and focuses on 60 sites. He claims that with ancient building
the sanctuary and the tabernacle. The light techniques and the kind of instruments mariners
continues to move to the right and then, a few had been using for centuries, they precisely
moments later, it is all over. The brilliant light is oriented at least 13 missions and an old Spanish
gone, and normal daylight fills the church. presidio chapel to capture illuminations — some
on days that would have been sacred in Native
It is a spectacular moment — but what it American faiths. This was done to syncretically
means is an open question. Some researchers combine Christianity with Indian tradition to win
say the illuminations at Carmel, San Juan new converts more easily.
Bautista and other missions are nothing more
than great special effects. But, according to Whatever the reason, each year we are blessed
Dr. Mendoza, he believes that the Franciscans with an “illumination” on the first day of
carefully engineered the luminous event for the summer… provided the June fog cooperates.
sun-worshiping local Indians who they sought
to convert. “For many Native American groups,”
he was quoted in the Los Angeles Times, “the
solstice was the most dreaded day of the year.
They believed the sun was dying and only its
rebirth could ensure their survival.”
Light centered on
the main altar at the
height of the event
This insight into the Mission history was provided by the Carmel Mission Docent Association.
06/20/2021 PAGE 18Carmel Mission Bible Study
The Bible Study meets every Wednesday
at 10:30 am via ZOOM
We are studying John’s Gospel every Wednesday, so this would be a great time for you to
join the class and see if this is for you. Each Holy Father back at least to Pope Pius XII has
urged Catholic Bible study for the faithful.
For any information, email Dick Gorman at dickgorman@att.net.
He will email you a ZOOM invite by which to sign in.
Or call him at 595-6363
Carmel Mission Book Club
The Book Club meets every Monday
at 1:30 pm via ZOOM
In honor of our 250th anniversary, book club will begin reading
SAINT JUNIPERO SERRA’S CAMINO by Stephen J. Binz on May 24th.
Please feel free to join us at any time.
For information, please email Charlie Sciambi
at csciambi@gmail.com.
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06/20/2021 PAGE 19Bookmark the Link to AmazonSmile
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How to Use AmazonSmile
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06/20/2021 PAGE 20How to sign up to our weekly email
If you would like to receive weekly news and updates from the
Carmel Mission Basilica, sign up to our bulletin distribution list.
We send weekly emails which contain:
• Our Pastor’s letter to you
• Our complete online calendar
• A digital version of our weekly bulletin and…
• News and updates of the Carmel Mission
How to Join?
• Go to carmelmission.org, or click the link.
• Scroll to the bottom of the page
• Follow instruction under
“Sign up for our Bulletin”
• Click Send
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06/20/2021 PAGE 21How to add the Carmel Mission website to your
smartphone’s home screen
To add our website to your smartphone home screen, open your web browser and
navigate to carmelmission.org and follow the instructions needed for your device.
Android
Tap on the Options icon (three dots) at the top right corner of the screen
Tap on “Add to Home Screen”
iPhone (Apple)
Tap on the Share button (square with an arrow) at the bottom of the screen
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