As of May 29, masks are no longer required for vaccinated people in the state of Massachusetts. The state does advise the non-vaccinated people continue to wear masks.
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How blessed this parish is to have so many generous benefactors and volunteers! We raised $1300.00 for the Youth Missions program from the recent Turkey Sandwich Fundraiser! I want to thank Jack Hanratty, Barbara Caruso and Joe Cochrane for assembling…
Continue readingI had a great time down in Long Branch, New Jersey over the July 4th week. It was great to be with the priests from NY, NJ, Philly, and a guy from Cincinnati (I forgave him for the Reds defeat…
Continue readingWe continue this second week of the Grand Annual Campaign. Thanks to those who have already sent in their pledge. Our first week mailing was sent out during the last week of June. For those who have not received a…
Continue readingHappy Independence Day! I hope everyone enjoyed last night’s fireworks. Today, I will be leaving after the 8:30 Drive-In Mass to head down to San Alfonso Retreat House in Long Branch, NJ for Seton Hall Clergy Continuing Education Study…
Continue readingCardinal O’Malley has reinstituted the obligation to get to Mass on Sundays. We have posted a nice “Welcome back” video message from him, on our website, www.stanns.net. Please view it at your leisure. It has been great to see so…
Continue readingJust a reminder to everyone that we have a daily 5:00pm Mass (Thursday is a Prayer Service) followed by the Rosary and Adoration (livestreamed each weeknight at 7:00-9:00pm). I am also returning to airing daily homilies on our Facebook account,…
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“Without the Lord’s day, we cannot live!” His Holiness, Pope Benedict, in his homily at the Cathedral of Saint Stephen in Vienna on September 9, 2007, quoted the Abitinian Martyrs, who during the persecution of Emperor Diocletian were arrested for…
Continue readingHaving celebrated the Feast of Corpus Christi (The Body and Blood of Christ) we now enter into our regular liturgical season within the summer setting.During the summer months we are a little more relaxed and the prayers, homilies and hymns…
Continue readingWhile last weekend’s unofficial start of summer was soggy and dreary, it is my hope that we will soon return to our sunny weekends and good beach weather. I hope the missed parties of last weekend are going on this…
Continue readingThis Monday is Memorial Day. We celebrate by visiting graves, laying wreathes, coming together in prayer and remembrance of those who served and died in their service to our country. Let’s take some time to reflect on the brave men…
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