In order to avoid the gathering of people around the chapel area on Saturdays before Mass, confessions will be heard on Tuesdays from 7-8 pm in the OLI chapel starting June 2nd.

After very careful consideration it was determined that we cannot have Mass at St. Peter’s and meet the health guidelines set out by the Diocese and public health officials. Rest assured though, our 9:30 Mass at St. Peter’s will resume when it is safe to do so. In the meantime, Masses will be held 4 PM Saturday and 11 AM Sunday at Our Lady Immaculate and 8 AM Sunday at St. Francis.

Public Masses will resume the weekend of May 30th only at Our Lady and St. Francis following their normal Mass schedule: Saturday 4pm at Our Lady Immaculate, Sunday 8 am at St. Francis, and 11am at Our Lady. Weekday Masses (M-T-W 8am) will resume on Monday June 1st in the main Church (not in the chapel). Confessions will resume on Tuesdays from 7-8 pm in the Our Lady Chapel, not on Saturdays. At this time, there is still NO adoration on Tuesdays. All those attending Masses need to wear a mask. Please be mindful of the social distancing signage that will be posted at all Churches to guide you. Also, know that in order to control the number of people and the seating, the doors of each the Church will be locked right before Mass starts. More important information about the order of the Mass will provided when you come to Church. Because older adults and those with underlying health conditions continue to be advised to avoid public assemblies, the suspension of the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays will remain in force until December 31, 2020 The food pantry is open with limited hours on Tuesdays from 10am-1:30pm. For any emergencies, please call the office and use the emergency line (ext. 4)

The statue of Our Lady has been placed in the Grotto of the prayer garden behind the rectory of Our Lady Immaculate. If you wish to stop and pray, please remember social distancing and wear your mask.

If you or someone you know has been sexually abused by a priest, religious or lay person working for the Church, and you need a place to talk about your feelings, please call the Office for Healing and Prevention, (508) 929-4363. A 24 hour-a-day confidential voicemail is available.