Join us at 11:00 am on Sunday for the live stream of Mass. Click here to join.

Click here to view the live stream of Mass for the Fourth Sunday of Lent on March 19, 2023.

Saturday 4:30PM
Sunday 7:30AM, 8:45AM & 11AM
Daily Mass:
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday at 9AM

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Ready or not, next Sunday is Palm Sunday which will begin our Holy Week services. The readings today are trying to prepare us for Holy Week, as Jesus reveals that he is the resurrection and the life. The readings for this fifth Sunday of Lent have as their themes death which leads to new life, despair giving way to hope, and new life rising up from the ashes. At the center of all this talk about hope and new life is Jesus. For the past few weeks, John’s Gospel has Jesus trying to reveal who he is to those in need of healing. This week we are treated to the truth about Jesus’ power over death. His friend dies, and he comes to the tomb and weeps. I don’t think he is weeping for Lazarus, because he knows what he has come to do. I think he weeps for all those standing around who don’t yet understand that he is the resurrection and that he is the promised Messiah, who restores eternal life to all the children of God. That is our hope and our joy as we prepare to celebrate the paschal mystery.

Peace,
Father Bob

Once a year, Catholics throughout the Archdiocese are asked to partner with one another to support their parish and the many outreach ministries by contributing to the Catholic Appeal. Many of you have received a letter from Cardinal Seán requesting your early support of the 2023 Appeal. We hope that you will respond to his invitation with a generous gift, knowing that each contribution transforms faith into action. You can make a gift by returning your pledge card or by making an online donation at www.bostoncatholicappeal.org/donate-now. For those who have already made a gift, thank you for your early support! The Appeal is a primary means by which we care for our brothers and sisters, and it all starts with YOU.

Click HERE to view a brief video about the Catholic Appeal.

Click HERE for a list of services supported by the Catholic appeal.

This fall, OLOS ministries are beginning anew! Your participation is welcomed in all aspects of parish life. There are opportunities to get involved everywhere from the Parish Pastoral Council to our music ministries to the Christian Services Commission. To sign up to receive information about any OLOS ministry, please click here, and we'll be in touch. 

There are many service opportunities. Please click HERE to see what ways you can help your community. 

Sick:

Stephen Zrike, Mike Methot,  Katherine Howley, Owen Devlin, Douglas Devlin, Sylvia Avila Molina, Kristine Page 

Deceased:
Douglas Sullivan, Alan Sendker, Cesar Barbagelata, Margaret McGrath, Pauline Callahan, Carmella Hannigan, Lois Staula, Phyllis Kurtzer, Mary Grant, John "Chuck" Thomas, David Bowlby, Tom Murray

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
8 am to Noon
Thursday
8 am to 10 am

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All are welcome to join our Bible Study on Wednesday from 10am to 11am in Bullock.

We are currently reading Joshua.

For more information email the parish office at parish@olossharon.org.

3.18.2022