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Make Catholic Mass Schedule your homepage
Let Catholic Mass Schedule be your homepage. This means that when you open your browser, Catholic Mass Schedule will load automatically. No need of typing and you'll always be reminded to "seek the kingdom of God first". Below are the instructions depending on the browser you are using. Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or 7.0: - Go to the "Tools" menu and choose "Internet Options" - Click on the "General" tab - If you are already on the Catholic Mass Schedule homepage, click "Use Current", then OK. If not, type http://www.mass-schedules.com, then OK Mozilla Firefox - Under the "Tools" menu, click "Options" - Click the "Main" tab - On the Home Page field type http://www.mass-schedules.com in the text box, then OK. Safari - Click on "Edit" and select "Preferences" - If you are not already on the "General" tab, click "General" - If you are already on the boston.com homepage, click "Use Current Page", then OK. If not, type http://www.mass-schedules.com - Click the "Enter" button on your keyboard then close the "Preferences" window.

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