All women of the Collaborative are warmly invited to join the first of our series of virtual gatherings this year. The Still Small Voice Of Calm… listening to the inner voice in the midst of the busyness of service. The session
Maysoon Khair will be visiting the Collaborative this weekend, selling handcrafted Olive Wood items in support of School of Joy, a school for children with diversified abilities. The global pandemic has spared no-one, and so inevitably the tourist economy in the Holy
Our life is made up of time, and time is a gift from God, so it is important that it be used in good and fruitful actions. (Pope Francis) We are living in a digital world. Now, more than ever,
“If God can work through me, he can work through anyone.” ~ Saint Francis of Assisi When Saint Francis of Assisi first turned his life over to God, the Christian Church was a very wealthy entity. Devoting his life to
Sponsored by Youth Ministry Team up with your friends and family to test your knowledge! Gather a group of up to 10 friends and join us on October 6 for our Virtual Trivia Night fundraiser. Enjoy some friendly competition while supporting
Please join us as we participate in our weekly gatherings on Zoom at 7:00pm. We are a fellowship of men who are husbands, fathers and friends and we strive to increase our faith as a group by praying the Rosary,
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
Cardinal Sean Statement on Roe Act The state legislature has extended the session until January 5th, 2021. Please remind the members of the Joint Committee on Judiciary that you oppose the expansion of abortion in Massachusetts. Please call the Committee
Our Evening for Women program ended abruptly in the Spring with the coming of Covid-19 and the prospects for returning to the usual format of in-person prayer, learning and fellowship are dim. Now, more than ever, we need community in
Our priests are often at the center of efforts that build strong support systems for all of us. In addition to their daily pastoral responsibilities, they help establish social service organizations, offer spiritual support for first responders, operate parish food