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A service announcement concerning the reopening of our churches.

Please watch the video below for all of the details concerning the reopening of our churches. Due to the restrictions of occupancy during these times, a reservation system has been set up In order to ensure everyone who plans to attend has a seat. To reserve your spot, please call (508) 673-3022. You can get a complete overview of the reopening process by reading this letter: CLICK HERE.

Mass Information and Reservations at St. Thomas More

Because of these protocols and the use of one church, we have temporarily adjusted the weekend Mass schedule. The schedule is as follows:

Saturday Vigil Masses: 4:00 p.m. & 6:00 p.m.
Sunday Morning Masses: 7:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m., & 11:00 a.m.

In order to follow the diocesan and state guidelines, we must know how many people we can expect for each Mass. You could call this a “reservation system.” We can safely welcome approximately 144 people per Mass. We ask our parishioners to please call this parish office number: 508-673-3022. You may also reserve your seat(s) by using our online reservation portal below.

Go to SELECT A DATE
Choose Mass time and click on TICKETS
From drop down, select number of people attending – VERY IMPORTANT
Then click REGISTER
Enter you Contact Details and click REGISTER

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HOLY DAY MASSES (Feast of the Assumption)

Wednesday, August 14
7pm Vigil, St. Thomas More Church

Thursday, August 15
8am Mass, St. Patrick Church

Thursday, August 15
12.05pm Mass, St. Louis de France

Saturday Masses
4:00 PM

Sunday Masses
7:30 AM – 10:30 AM

Weekday Masses
Monday – Thursday 8:00 AM

Masses on Holy Days & Holidays
As announced inside the bulletin and/or as posted on the church bulletin board.

Confessions
Saturdays from 3:00PM to 3:45 PM and by appointment with the Pastor.

Parish Office Hours
Mon. – Thurs.: 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM

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3rd Sunday of Ordinary Time

2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time

Baptism of the Lord

Epiphany Mass

Holy Family

Christmas Mass

4th Sunday of Advent

3rd Sunday of Advent

The 2nd Sunday of Advent

The 1st Sunday of Advent

The Feast of Christ the King

33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time

32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time

The Solemnity of All Saints

30th Sunday of Ordinary Time

29th Sunday of Ordinary Time

28th Sunday of Ordinary Time

27th Sunday of Ordinary Time

26th Sunday of Ordinary Time

25th Sunday of Ordinary Time

24th Sunday of Ordinary Time

23rd Sunday of Ordinary Time

22nd Sunday of Ordinary Time

21st Sunday of Ordinary Time

20th Sunday of Ordinary Time

19th Sunday of Ordinary Time

18th Sunday of Ordinary Time

17th Sunday of Ordinary Time

16th Sunday of Ordinary Time

15th Sunday of Ordinary Time

14th Sunday of Ordinary Time

13th Sunday of Ordinary Time

12th Sunday of Ordinary Time

Corpus Christi Mass

Feast of the Holy Trinity

Pentecost Sunday Mass

7th Sunday of Easter Mass

Ascension Thursday Mass

6th Sunday of Easter Mass

5th Sunday of Easter Mass

4th Sunday of Easter Mass

3rd Sunday of Easter Mass

2nd Sunday of Easter Mass

Easter Celebration

Easter Vigil Service

Good Friday – The Lord’s Passion

Stations of the Cross Service

Holy Thursday – The Lord’s Supper.

Please enjoy our celebration of Mass – Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion.

Please enjoy our celebration of Mass for this 5th Sunday of Lent.

Please enjoy our celebration of Mass for this 4th Sunday of Lent.

First Communion Celebration Updates

First Communion

Obviously, because of the ban on gatherings which has been extended to May 4, the First Communion celebration at Saint Thomas More Church cannot be held. We will reschedule that date. Unfortunately, we cannot give a date until we know when we can gather safely together once again.

If the ban is lifted on May 4, we will celebrate First Communion as scheduled on May 17, at Saint Patrick, and on May 31, at Saint Louis de France. If the ban is extended, we will need to cancel and reschedule.

Again, any new dates cannot be scheduled until we get an “all clear.” I know this is frustrating, but it is our reality, unfortunately. Thank you for your patient understanding.