At Christmas, as we welcome relatives, neighbors and guests into our homes and churches, we gather around the manger to welcome the Christ Child who comes to dwell among us—not in ideal circumstances, but in the real and often challenging conditions of daily life. The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph knew....
Wrentham Boy Scout Troop 131 will be collecting Christmas Trees. For pick please put your tree out curbside by 8:00 am on Saturday, January 3 and they will pick it up....
As we enter the Fourth Week of Advent, the Church invites us to slow down just a bit more, to quiet our hearts, and to draw very close to the mystery we are about to celebrate. Christmas is now at hand. The lights are up, the gifts are ready (or almost?), and the schedules are....
This week, the Knights of Columbus invite all
parishioners to offer this Holy Family prayer and reflect
on the life of the Holy Family as we seek their help for our families. We will pray this together next weekend to consecrate our families and parish families at all Masses,
December 27 & 28.
The Christmas Flower Donation booklets will be on display near the baptismal font at St. Mary and near the elevator at St. Martha at Christmas. If you would like a copy of this booklet, you can print it from our website pwc.church, or you can contact your parish office to request one be made available for pick-up...
Gaudete Sunday invites us, even in the midst of Advent waiting, to pause and rejoice. The rose candle is lit, the tone softens, and joy quietly breaks through. This weekend that joy is very tangible in our collaborative parishes. At every Mass we will bless the Bambinelli - the baby Jesus figures....
During Advent we are called to “prepare the way of the Lord” this includes preparing our hearts and our lives by a spiritual “house cleaning” (usually including sacramental Reconciliation) so we can be at peace with welcoming Jesus as our guest when he comes to us anew this Christmas! It is in this spirit that....
Dive into the true meaning of Christmas!! All are invited to this year's Christmas Pageant on Sunday, December 14 at 11:15 am at St. Martha Church, Plainville. Join children from both parishes as they portray that very first Christmas. Immediately following....
All are invited to join us for breakfast at St. Martha on Sunday, December 21st at 9:00 am with a special appearance by Santa & Mrs. Clause! Hosted by the St. Martha Knights of Columbus, the menu includes....
Our Collaborative will present “Mary Queen of Peace”, an Advent service filled with prayers and songs for light and peace in our world. Please join us at St. Mary on Tuesday, December 16th at 7:00 pm. Rosary immediately following. All are welcome!.
Next weekend, we celebrate the Blessing of the Bambinelli, a tradition given to us by Pope St. John Paul II. The full tradition includes placing a piece of straw in your creche for each sacrifice and good deed during Advent to make Jesus more comfortable upon his arrival. Bring your Jesus figurines to Mass the weekend of, 12/13 & 12/14, for a blessing and place Him in the comfort of your manger on Christmas Day.
Join us for an evening of Christmas songs, Scripture readings, and prayers. The Anglican tradition of Lessons and Carols has been a cherished Advent event over the centuries....
Help to make Christmas special by participating in our annual Giving Tree program which benefits those in need within our local communities.
The Christmas trees, found in the alcoves of both St. Martha & St. Mary, are filled with tags that will benefit various groups in need....
If you would like to honor your loved ones with Christmas Flowers, please place your flower envelope and do-nation in any collection basket or drop it off at your Parish office. There are extra envelopes by the doors in both parishes. As you fill in the names of your loved ones please print clearly.
The Wrentham Knights of Columbus are once again holding this popular poster contest.
Details will be sent home to families. Prizes will be distributed at a special Awards Ceremony
in December! Be on the lookout for the e-mail.
Our sincere and heartfelt thanks to everyone who helped
make this Christmas Season a success and to those who
sent us cards, gifts or well wishes during the Christmas
holidays. Your kindness and generosity are greatly appreciated.
A Blessed and Happy New Year to all!!
As we gather to celebrate Christmas in our parish community, we are reminded of the profound truth of the Incarnation: God became one of us. The birth of Christ is the ultimate gift—God entrusting His Son to the world for our salvation. In this season of generosity and joy, we are called to reflect....
The Christmas Flower Donation booklets are on display near the baptismal font at St. Mary and near the elevator at St. Martha. If you would like a copy of this booklet, you can print it from our website....