Catholic Books
Weekend Masses - June 11th-12th
There will be a sale of Catholic books, CDs, and DVDs, for children as well as adults, before and after all the Masses at the front entrance of St. Luke's Church on the weekend of June 11 & 12. Please take advantage of this opportunity to grow in the knowledge and understanding of our Faith.
Registration is Open
Religious Ed/ Faith Formation 2022-23
Grades Pre-K through 11th
Early Registration Ends June 30th.
Register now and get your choice of dates & times before classes fill up!
For more information about all youth programs, schedules, contact information, and to register, please click here: FAITH FORMATION
Office of Religious Education: 508-366-8509
Please note: Due to the Westborough Water Ban, the car wash scheduled for this Saturday will be cancelled.
CAN DRIVE will be held on June 25, 9am-noon at FUMC parking lot. Bring your clean MA redeemable bottles and cans. Thanks!
Mustard Seed
Needs Your Help
St. Luke's is scheduled to provide a dinner at the Mustard Seed on Friday, July 1st.
Since it is a holiday weekend, we are asking for monetary donations instead of food in order to provide a catered meal to Mustard Seed.
If you can help, please mail a check by June 24th to:
Susan Black
11 Old Nourse St.
Westborough, MA 01581
Please make check payable to The Mustard Seed.
If it's easier, you can drop a check at the rectory office. Sue will forward the donations to The Mustard Seed so they can cater a meal.
Any questions, please call Sue Black at 508-212-2748.
Thanks so much for your generosity!
RCIA: Seeking Inquirers
Our parish’s RCIA Team is always open to meeting people who wish to inquire about being a Christian in the Catholic faith tradition. Do you or do you know someone looking for spiritual direction in this life as well as wondering what might lay beyond our journey in this world?
For information on the St. Luke’s RCIA process, please contact Bob Thompson at 508-341-7677 or
bob_thomps@hotmail.com; or call Maria Gasser, St.
Luke’s Secretary. at 508-366-5502.
bob_thomps@hotmail.com; or call Maria Gasser, St.
Luke’s Secretary. at 508-366-5502.
The St. Luke’s RCIA Team stands ready to meet and welcome inquirers!
PLEASE BE AWARE
If you receive an email, text, or any other system of technological communication supposedly from Fr. Riley, please do not respond to it.
If you receive an email, text, or any other system of technological communication supposedly from Fr. Riley, please do not respond to it.
Fr. Riley’s name, among the names of other priests, and even the Bishop of Worcester, is being used to attempt to pry and steal gifts cards, money from financial accounts, and other ways using their names as a way of getting parishioners to respond to the communication.
Please know that if Fr. Riley wants a gift card or money, he will ask you in person, which means he will never ask you. Any form of communication that looks fishy and odd, know that it IS fishy and odd and delete it. And never, under any circumstances, respond to these tactics that seek to steal finances using the name of any priest. These scams are attempted mostly against elderly people, but not limited to the elderly by any means.
Remember, don’t respond and DELETE IT!!
Vacation Bible School:
Registration is Open!
2022 Westborough Ecumenical Vacation Bible School
July 25 - 29, 2022, 9:00am - noon
St. Luke Church
The VBS Team is Looking for VOLUNTEERS -
Help Celebrate God's Greatness!!!
Anyone interested in helping out please reach out to Kristie Gagnon. We are looking to fill multiple volunteer positions such as: a nurse, station leaders, kid’s group leaders, set-up and clean up help... High School kids and Adults looking for a fun way to get involved please consider volunteering!
Email, call or text Kristie Gagnon
or 978-855-0190
For deadlines, cost, and registration info, download registration form:
The Most Holy Trinity
"I believe in God." But... what IS God?
"God is love," St. John tells us. As Catholics, we also believe that God is three persons (the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit), and yet ONE. This is a great mystery, one that we can never comprehend fully or exhaust while here on earth.
Christianity's strange and startling claim is that God is love. It's not what he does, it's who he is.
This is what we mean when we say God is a Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, one God in three persons.
View this video by Bishop Barron for more info:
"One God is preached.
God is above all things as Father; he is through all things through the Word; he is in all things in the Holy Spirit."
St. Athanasius
Questions For Us:
- How would you explain the Trinity to a friend or family member?
- Which member of the Trinity do you address in prayer most frequently? Why do you think that is?
You can find past bulletins on our website here: St. Luke's Bulletins
St. Luke's Church is always open - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Take time out of your busy week to spend some quiet time with the Lord.
