Join us for our Celebration of Corpus Christi (the Body of Blood of Christ) on June 13th-14th
You may offer a votive candle with your intentions to be lit at the altar. After the weekend you may take your candle home or offer it to be dedicated as the Tabernacle Lamp.
Did you know you can make your offertory Online?
Our offertory is an act of worship. While supporting the Church we contribute to the Work of the Gospel and the building of the Kingdom of God.
During this troubling times in which masses are online, we are having a big decline in offertory. To continue our mission we need your contribution more than ever.
Click the button below to make your online offertory.
Coming Back to Church
We are excited to announce we will be (Re)Opening our parish in the coming days.
Remember: We pray for the sick at every Mass, but those who are sick or at risk of this Pandemic should stay home. Sunday obligation remains lifted so that all those who should remain home or those who are not ready to come back to church may join us spiritually and virtually.
Our first Weekend together will be on May 30th and 31st on the Solemnity of Pentecost. We will be sending you an email this week on how to participate (pre-registration will be needed) and what to expect when you come to church next weekend.
Weekday Masses will resume this coming Monday on their regular schedule Monday through Wednesday at 8:30 am (please note Mass on Memorial Day will be at 9 am at the Cemetery)
Masses and Liturgies will continue to be available on Facebook Live and on our parish website.
So, as you come to mass during the week Please...
1. Maintain social distance of 6 feet or more at all times. Immediate families may, of course, sit closer. This also applies to standing in line for communion or even when entering or leaving the church.
2. Wear a face mask or covering at all times except during the reception of Holy Communion.
3. Do not ask people to "slide down a pew" - since you would then be touching shared surfaces which have not been cleaned. Also, do not use pews which have been blocked off from use in order to maintain sufficient social distance.
4. Use hand sanitizer whenever requested to do so.
5. Follow the directions of the ushers - this includes waiting to get into line for receiving communion until the usher has directed you to do so, in order to maintain 6 foot distances between families in the aisle.
Will you help?
The St. Denis staff and a group of volunteers are working hard to get the church ready – hanging signs, marking traffic lanes on the floor, obtaining cleaning supplies, and much more. But there is a need for volunteers at each Weekend Mass to help facilitate the new procedures. Will you help?
Yes, I would be available to help at
The 4 pm Mass
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The 7 am Mass
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The 10:15 am Mass
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We Welcome our Summer Seminarian to St. Denis!
My name is Jon Amidon and I am excited to get to know you this summer, whether virtually or in person. I know that these times are challenging for many of us, but often times it is in these moments that we find out so much about ourselves. A little bit about me is that I was born and raised in Worcester, my Ma and I are very proud of it ! I just finished my first year of Seminary down in Emmitsburg, Maryland at Mount St. Mary’s Seminary. I am excited to be here at St. Denis and am so glad that we are able to begin to gather next weekend, even if not fully.
Jon
FAITH FORMATION REGISTRATION OPEN!
Due to the current world situation, our 2020-2021 Faith Formation class registrations will be done entirely online this year.
If you did not receive the Flocknote, or if you would like to register for the first time, please send an email to Kathy Archambault.
Join us for Mass on this Memorial Day at St. Denis Cemetery at 9 am.
Please remember to wear your mask.
Children's Liturgy of the Word
Planting the seed of faith in our Children
P.S. Don't forget to download the Children's Bulletin
For all Your Support, Love and and Prayers....
