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In the beginning, the Spirit of God, the giver of life, hovered over the form of lifeless matter; he swept over the waters (Gn 2:1). Thereby he made the creation possible as it came into being through the Word of God. The Word, through whom all things were made, became man. He was conceived...

Both parishes are invited to the limited number of collaborative Masses with prior signup: May 30-31 at our larger church, June 6-7 at both churches. Click the title link to signup and further details!

Last week Fr. Lambert and I wrote to you announcing the rebirth of public Masses on Pentecost this weekend, May 30-31, with limited Masses in our collaborative. We look forward to gradually welcoming you back as you are ready in the coming weeks! We are only...

It was a great surprise on Monday to hear that places of worship were included in Phase 1 of our Commonwealth’s gradual return to public life, and then to hear the archdiocese concur that we can start working toward the return of limited numbers of Catholics to public Masses! Please know:...

Some Things to Consider Before Coming Back to Mass...

Click this link to listen to the most recent information on reopening the Church.

Please click to read Father Joe's updates to parishioners!

“The only thing we have to fear is … fear itself”, said Franklin D. Roosevelt in his inaugural address. As an ontological human emotion, fear is our natural reaction when we feel unsure and vulnerable. We all face fears daily: fear of failure, fear of...

The PWC Priests and Pastoral Team - email Update!

As Catholic Christians, we turn to our faith in God to help us through times of struggle, uncertainty, and change. I often hear faith-filled parishioners say they don’t know how they would get through a major crisis or loss without their faith! The Risen Jesus...

Normally our Easter collections go entirely to Clergy Health and Retirement Trust in support of the priests of our archdiocese. Because cancelling public Masses has hurt parish offertory collections, the Clergy Trust blessed us...

Normally our Easter collections go entirely to Clergy Health and Retirement Trust in support of the priests of our archdiocese. Because cancelling public Masses has hurt parish offertory collections, the Clergy Trust blessed us...