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1804 ATWOOD AVENUE
JOHNSTON, RHODE ISLAND 02919
PARISH OFFICE: 401-232-5600
srbp1804@aol.com
FAMILY FAITH FORMATION, OUTREACH & EVANGELIZATION: 401-232-9321
srbccd2020@gmail.com
FAX: 401-231-5793 -
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Office Hours: Monday - Friday
9:00 AM to 4:30 PM
CLOSED NOON - 12:30 FOR LUNCH
Parish Office - As the parish rectory also serves as a residence, please wear a mask when visiting.The parish office also remains open by way of telephone and email. Feel free to call (401) 232-5600 or email us at srbp1804@aol.com should any need - spiritual, sacramental, pastoral or otherwise - arise. -
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Today's Readings
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Reading I Ex 24:3-8Responsorial Psalm 50:1b-2, 5-6, 14-15Gospel Mt 13:24-30
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Links
- Diocese of Providence
- Stewardship and Development Office (Catholic Charity Appeal)
- Unites States Conference of Catholic Bishops
- Facebook Page
- Coronavirus Dispensation and Prayers
- Readings for the Funeral Liturgy
- Weddings and Celebrating the Rite of Matrimony in the Roman Catholic Church
- Open Wide Our Hearts - A Pastoral Letter Against Racism by the USCCB
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The Regularly Scheduled Livestream
of the Saturday Evening Vigil Mass
has been phased out.
Mass Schedule
Saturday Vigil: 5:00 PM.
Sunday: 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM and 11:30 AM.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday: 8:00 AM
Confession: Please contact Fr. Richard to arrange a time and place
On Saturday evenings and Sunday mornings, parish volunteers will be available on an as needed and on a as requested basis to assist with the process of seating.
Our goal is to ensure that all those who come to worship with us here at the parish are able to find a seat
in which they feel comfortable, safe and secure.
Things to Consider
as Related to Public Worship-
As of June 6, 2021, the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days has been reinstated here in the Diocese of Providence.
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Hand sanitizer will be available at the entrance of the church building.
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Parishioners will continue to have the opportunity to receive Holy Communion in a safe manner either in the palm of the hand or on the tongue.
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Windows and doors will remain open.
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Those who are sick with a transmissible illness should stay home
Tips for inviting and encouraging
others to return to MassTalk about a positive and uplifting experience you had while at church.
Focus on the blessings associated with worshipping as part of the gathered assembly.
Talk about one thing from the readings, gospel passage or homily that resonated with you .
Share what it has been like to be inspired and moved by the sacred hymns and music that resound during Mass.
Above all, emphasize the spiritual gift and holy privilege of having the opportunity to receive Jesus in the Eucharist.
Make a plan to do something such as sharing a meal, taking a walk or assisting with running an errand after Mass.
If the person is not ready or does not accept the invitation, be respectful and try again at another time. Also, suggest that the person contact the parish priest to arrange for a visit at home.Regarding the use of masks while inside the church.
Beginning May 18, 2021, those who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 are welcome to enter the church without the use of a mask.
Those who are not fully vaccinated against
COVID-19 should follow State of Rhode Island Guidelines in regard to the use of a mask while indoors.
Thanks in advance for your attention and cooperation. -
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