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Clergy Trust Collection
The second collection Sunday September 19th will benefit Clergy Trust which provides programs and support to care for the health and well-being of all active and senior diocesan priests in good standing. This collection is a critical source of funding for the Trust so whatever you can give is greatly appreciated. On behalf of myself and all my brother priests who benefit from the support of Clergy Trust, thank you for your generosity. Don’t forget to join us on Tuesday night for the virtual Celebration of the Priesthood. If you haven’t registered yet, check out this week’s bulletin for more information. Thank you again for supporting priests this September.
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Pray the mass from home
Join us for Sunday noon Mass, as well as 11:30 Rosary and Mass Monday - Friday, livestreamed on our Facebook page.
To join the Mass, click on the link below.
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weekly & special Mass Schedule
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WEEKLY MASS SCHEDULE:
Mon - 11:30am - Rosary
- 12:05pm - Mass, followed by Divine Mercy ChapletTues - 11:30am - Rosary
- 12:05pm - Mass, followed by St. Anthony's DevotionWed - 11:30am - Rosary
- 12:05pm - Mass followed by the Litany of St JosephThur - 7:30am - Mass at St Stephen's Church
- 11:00am - Adoration
- 12:05pm - Mass
- 6::30pm - Rosary with Pure in Heart Young Adult Group
- 7:00pm - Mass
Fri - 7:30am - Mass at St Stephen's Church
- 11:30am - Rosary
- 12:05pm - Mass
- 12:45pm - Eucharistic Adoration
- 3:00pm - Benedication
Sat - 4:00pm - Mass - at St Stephen's Church
- 5:00pm - Mass with Fr. Robert
- 4:15-4:45pm - Confessions
Sun - 9:00am - Mass - 1st Sun guest priest, 2nd Sun Fr. Michael, 3rd Sun Bro. Charles, 4th Sun Fr. Michael
- 10:30am - Italian Mass - Fr Federico
- 11:00am - Mass at St Stephen's Church
- 12:00pm - Mass - 1st Sun guest priest, 2nd Sun Fr. Michael, 3rd Sun Bro. Charles, 4th Sun Fr. Michael
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special masses & EVENTS:
August 2nd to the 11th - ST CLARE NOVENA
- 11:30 Novena Rosary
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COVID - updated Guidelines
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The Archdiocese of Boston issued new guidelines for parishes May 20, following Gov. Charlie Baker’s announcement that all pandemic restrictions in Massachusetts will be lifted as of May 29, 2021.
According to these guidelines Pastors will not be “policing” parishioners but rather “Every parishioner and every family will be expected to make a sound, reasonable decision about when they are ready to take off their mask and be near other people. No Pastor and no parish will be expected to ask people whether or not they have been vaccinated.”
- A small section will be reserved for those who would like to maintain social distancing 6' apart.
- Disinfecting pews is no longer necessary after use
We invite you to- Join in the congregational singing
- Use the missalettes and hymnals that will be kept in the pews
- Processions to the Altar for the distribution of Holy Communion can return to normal. We would like to recommend receiving in the hand, but receiving on the tongue is permitted.
- Let's continue to do the sign of peace with social distancing.
It is recommended, for your safety that if you are not vaccinated, please continue to wear your mask and observe social distancing as much as possible.
As of May 29th, masks are no longer required for vaccinated people in the State of Massachusetts. The State does advise that that non-vaccinated people continue to wear masks.
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