We don’t need to take reservations for Mass anymore. Just come and join us. We’re going to hope for good weather and try for an outdoor coffee hour Sunday, June 21.
The Body of Christ is once again allowed to gather for Mass! There is no obligation, though. If you are ill or at-risk, you are still encouraged to remain home.
Our YouTube channel continues to grow! Are you looking for Mass? Today’s streamed Mass will appear five minutes before start time. If you’re watching later in the day, just click on the video with today’s date.
To participate in the novena, pray the Divine Mercy chaplet every day for nine days, beginning today (Good Friday), and ending on Divine Mercy Sunday. Jesus asked St. Faustina to include particular intentions for each day of the novena:
We here at Holy Family Parish are blessed to have an amazing sense of community! We share so much together and there is always something wonderful going on. This year while walking on a dirt road in Vermont, a few of us were given the gift of seeing how that sense of community and family can be shared with others. We happened upon a house with a statue of our Blessed Mother in the window...
Sunday morning breakfast and prayer at the campground prepared us for the next 15 miles. Our pilgrimage would end at Our Lady of Ephesus House of Prayer in Jamaica, where Father Peter would say Mass for us in the weathered stone replica of the Blessed Mother’s last home in Ephesus, Turkey...
Saturday morning, we drove to St. Michael Catholic Church in Brattleboro for 8:00am Mass said by our own Father Peter. Celebrating the Eucharist that morning was a perfect reminder of one of the reasons we embark on a pilgrimage – to reflect on what Christ did for us in His Passion and crucifixion, and to build our faith in Him...
We arrived at Kenolie Village Campground in Newfane, Vermont Friday evening armed with camping gear, good walking shoes, and plenty of faith. As we settled in around the campfire we had the chance to catch up with friends, become acquainted with new faces and say our first prayers of the weekend together...