REvised 2/12/23
While the State of Emergency has ended, but the pandemic is not over.
1. We will have Sunday Mass, indoors, Saturdays 4pm, and Sundays at 10am ..
The dispensation from Sunday Mass attendance has ended, and Catholics will be expected to attend Sunday and holyday Masses as we did before the pandemic ..
2. We have Sunday Masses available by video each week -- on Cable at AOTV, ch 1301 Sundays at 11am (if you do not have cable, you can watch on their website www.aotv13.org by clicking the watch live button at 11am); on Radio at WVAO 105.9FM, Sundays at 9am .. and the Vimeo website .. click the button below ...
3. For those not yet comfortable inside, Weekday Masses, with a smaller crowd, Mon-Wed-Fri at 5pm in the Our Lady of the Annunciation Chapel in the rectory (stairs by the garage) ..
4. Confessions will remain, for the time being, by appointment -- Call 978-544-2900 to schedule a time.
We also have quarterly Penance Services with Confession in the Parish Hall ...
Please keep in touch by these means, and call the Parish Office 978-544-2900
if we can be of help or answer a question ..
Please be sure we have your mailing address and email
so we can be in touch through mailings and email ...
Watch on Cable channel 1301 --
The video Masses are always available on AOTV on Sundays, 11am .. if you don't have cable, you can still watch ** on their website, www.aotv13.org ** .. click the watch live button before 11am Sunday ..
Alternative: WVAO 105.9FM at 9am Sunday
You'll also find the weekly video Mass on our Vimeo site .. just click this link:
Watch Our Sunday Mass Online
Masses on the Holy Day:
12:05pm in the Main Church
5pm in the Rectory Chapel
In the Main Church
Sat 4pm; Sun 10am
Our Lady of the Annunciation Chapel
in the Rectory (use stairs by the garage)
Mon-Wed-Fri, 5pm
Quarterly Penance Service/Confessions
at the Parish Hall; And By Appointment
Spread the Word!
Especially to your neighbors and fellow parishioners without internet access ...
The same Sunday Mass available on our Vimeo channel, can be seen on local cable channel AOTV!
Sunday Mass, 11am, AOTV cable access Channel 1301 -- and heard on WVAO Radio, 105.9 FM at 9am on Sundays!
Almighty and eternal God, our refuge in every danger, to whom we turn in our distress; in faith we pray -- look with compassion on the afflicted, grant eternal rest to the dead, comfort to mourners, healing to the sick, peace to the dying, strength to healthcare workers, wisdom to our leaders and the courage to reach out to all in love, so that together we may give glory to your holy name. Amen.
-- prayer from the new votive Mass in time of pandemic