Although we cannot always celebrate Mass together at Church, we can gather on Sundays to pray and celebrate Mass together via the internet.  At just before ten o'clock, click within the image above to join Mass.

The readings for the Mass have been included here (click the link), so that you can follow along with The Liturgy.  

Here are this week's Prayers of the Faithful: 

• For deeper faith that helps us to trust Jesus to calm the wind and the waves in the storms of our lives; we pray to the Lord.
• For the Church to cast a lifeline of hope to rescue those drifting in a sea of indifference and drowning in despair; we pray to the Lord.
• For more vocations of all kinds: to the priesthood, diaconate, religious life, holy matrimony, and the blessed single life; may all of God’s people discern and respond to His call to love and serve according to His will; we pray to the Lord.
• For an end to hatred, resentment, destruction, and distrust, and malevolence of all kinds between all people; may the reign of the Prince of Peace descend on all affected by violence and war; we pray to the Lord.
• For our country: may we elect representatives who make decisions which promote the Godly and constitutional values upon which it was founded, to ensure true peace, justice, and the common good; we pray to the Lord.
• For Patrick Michael Gammel, baptized into our parish family this weekend; for his parents and godparents to teach him to know Jesus and to live the Gospel; we pray to the Lord.
• For all who are sick, injured, weary, and afraid, to seek the Lord of the wind and the sea to give them the healing they need for their body and soul; we pray to the Lord.
• For all who have gone before us, and for those who recently died: for Diana Coleman, Aimee Perkins, and Bishop Daniel P. Reilly, 4th Bishop of the Worcester Diocese, who ordained Father Ken, and so many other priests and deacons of our diocese, and for Lorraine Rousseau, Eulysse & Josephine Allain, Joan Minich, Michael Seretto and Eddie Suarez, whom we remember at this Mass; for the Lord of all creation to grant them salvation; we pray to the Lord.
• For all service men and women and their loved ones, for the intentions in our Parish Book of Prayers and on our Prayer Line, and for all those prayers deep within our hearts, that are known to God alone; we pray to the Lord.

Links to the Mass readings are provided above, but if you'd like to follow along as if you were in the pew, you may purchase personal copies of our missal, Breaking Bread with Daily Mass Propers 2024, online (click the link).  

You can also purchase a copy of the Gather Comprehensive Hymnal online (click the link).

If you are not able to join us at Mass time, the video link above will allow you to watch Mass at any time.

This week's bulletin can be found here (click the link), along with this year's letter from the Bishop regarding next weekend's Peter's Pence collection (click the link), and an appeal to help to end pending Physician Assisted Suicide legislation (click the link).

Click this link to hear Father Ken's homily, "Staying In The Boat With Jesus" and click this link to hear Monsignor Jim's homily, "Take A Leap Of Faith -- Right Into Jesus' Arms".