Upcoming Events
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Our Daily Bread
The need for our sandwiches has been increasing in the last 6 months. We have been making 500 at a time, but now we need to make 1000.
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Birthday Celebration for Father Chris
Join us after all the Masses the weekend of October 11/12 for treats as we celebrate Father Chris's 41st birthday!
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Fellowship Spaghetti Dinners
Join us monthly on the 2nd Saturday at 5:00pm for a spaghetti dinner, Jun-Dec.
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Belles Meeting
All women of the parish are welcome to join the Belles! Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month.
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Foundations of Faith - Catechism Study
This awesome course will be offered on every other Tuesday morning at 10:00am at the Parish Center.
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OCIA Class
Order of Christian Initiation for Adults will begin a new session on Wed, Oct 15 at 7:00pm in St. Mary's Parish Hall, Room 3.
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Rosary Group
Wednesdays at 10:00am in Parish Center Room 5, 6, 7
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Sign-ups for Eucharistic Adoration every Thursday in the Chapel!
Sign up for your weekly commitment hour. Slots are urgently needed for every hour. Text Kevin Davis at 508-699-6289.
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The Advice and Aid Pregnancy Center’s Annual Benefit Tea
Join us for a celebration with music by local gifted musicians, tea, and desserts with a family of supporters, friends, and guests on Sat, Oct 18 from 1:30-4:00pm at College Park Community Center 4873 Van Nuys Road
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St. Mary Catholic Women’s Fellowship
1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month, 6:00-7:30pm in the Parish Center Library beginning Tue, Sep 16
WEEKLY REFLECTION
How Much Is Enough?
10-05-2025 | Tracy Earl Welliver, MTSDuring a conversation about good stewardship of money and time, my daughter shared that sometimes doing the best thing was so hard for her to do. It wasn’t always a matter of right and wrong, black and white, but a matter of better and best. I began to reflect on the truth of her statement. When confronted with a decision, we can sometimes be given a choice of good, better, and best. We fool ourselves into believing that the good choice is not a bad one, so it must be enough. However, we have essentially placed a limit on our generosity or commitment with our false sense of good stewardship.
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