Special Mass Schedules – Page 5 – St. John – St. Paul Catholic Collaborative

Holy Week and Easter 2021

We are so happy to be able to welcome you back to our churches – both in-person and virtually – this Holy Week and Easter! Reservations are required for all Masses and Liturgies (except Morning Prayer at St. Paul Church.) Reservations for the Triduum and Easter Sunday will open on a staggered schedule here on our website – please see the schedule below for the specific date and time reservations open for each liturgy.

ALL Masses and Liturgies will be available to watch via live stream on our website – just click the St. John Live Stream or St. Paul Live Stream link to view.

Ash Wednesday Mass Reservations are Now Open

This year, the usual practice of imposing ashes by thumb on the foreheads of parishioners cannot be followed. Packets of blessed ashes will be distributed at the end of each Mass, and on the front lawns of both churches from 1:00-3:00pm,

Friday, January 1 is the Solemnity of Mary Mother of God

Please join us online for a live stream of our Mass for the Solemnity of Mary Mother of God from St. Paul Church. The Mass will be available live on our website and on our Vimeo and YouTube channels at 9:00am (and on demand after that.)

Reminder: The obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation remains suspended in the Archdiocese of Boston. Individuals at particular risk, including older adults and those with complicating medical conditions, are strongly urged to avoid the risks associated with in-person indoor events.

New Indoor Mass Schedule Beginning November 7-8

Beginning this weekend, November 7-8, we will move inside our churches for weekend Masses, with a new Winter Mass Schedule (reservations required): SATURDAY VIGIL MASSES 4:00pm Mass at St. Paul 5:00pm Mass at St. John SUNDAY MASSES 9:00am Mass at

Weekday Masses at the Collaborative

St. John-St. Paul Collaborative has been attentive and responsive to expert medical advice throughout the emergence of this pandemic. Offering Mass in a safe way for our parishioners has been our paramount concern. As we take careful steps toward celebrating