Mass Schedule
Saturday: 4:30PM
Sunday: 7:30AM
9:00AM,
10:30AM
12 Noon, 5:00PM
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Saint Agatha Parish is a Christian Community
of Catholics from Milton, Quincy and beyond whose mission
is to demonstrate love by:
- Proclaiming
and celebrating God’s presence on earth.
- Being open and welcoming to all.
- Reaching out to our sisters and
brothers near and far.
- Providing opportunities for prayer,
service, education and recreation.
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| The mission of the Archdiocese is to share the Good News of Jesus Christ. Pastoral Planning is the process we use to make preparations to carry out that work. Pastoral Planning is a critical tool in helping us understand our task today and work together to manage the resources available to meet the needs of the people of God. Needed at all times, it is particularly important as we cope with demographic and other major changes. This website will provide you with the tips and tools you need to start or reinvigorate planning and pastoral decision-making in your parish. It will also provide insight into the steps needed for collaboration and cooperation with other parishes. It is designed to be used by parish staffs and councils, as well as other Archdiocesan offices and institutions. |
| Click here to visit the Boston Pastoral Planning website.... |
St Rock Haiti Trip, 2011 |
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This past November, several of our parishioners went to St. Rock Haiti. |
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Sing A New Song Unto the Lord.... |
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St. Agatha Parish is still looking for children to join our Youth Choir. Our youth choir is open to all children in the parish grades 3 and up!
The Youth Choir sings every other Sunday at the 9:00am family mass.
Our next scheduled mass is Sunday, January 29th at 9:00am.
Please feel free to email with any questions!
kfitzpatrick@stagathaparish.org
Click here for a Youth Choir schedule.... |
DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO HAS BEEN INQUIRING ABOUT THE CATHOLIC FAITH? |
RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) |
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RCIA is a process by which adults interested in becoming Catholic commit to meeting once a week to learn about the Catholic faith and the Catholic Church's teachings. In the Spring, these candidates
will be received into the Catholic Church. Candidates for RCIA may be at different stages of their faith journey: some may not be baptized and wish to receive the sacraments; some may be baptized in a different faith tradition and wish to become Catholic, while others may be baptized but may not have received the Sacraments of Eucharist or Confirmation.
If you are interested in finding more out about the Catholic faith, please contact Mary Sheedy at 617-696- 8978 or email her at MSheedy@StAgathaParish.org. |
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Welcome!
Whether you were baptized Catholic as a child or you’ve
only recently decided to see what the Catholic Church is
about, we are glad you are here.
Wherever you are in your faith journey,
our desire is that the Catholics Come Home® Boston campaign
and this website will help you discover—or re-discover—the
Catholic faith.
Click here
for more information for Catholics Come Home....
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Got a minute (truly just a minute)?
Want to help the world without leaving home and without
spending even a penny?
Visit our Go,
make a difference page...
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Saint Agatha Parish is a Christian Community
of Catholics from Milton, Quincy and beyond whose mission
is to demonstrate love by:
- Proclaiming
and celebrating God’s presence on earth.
- Being open and welcoming to all.
- Reaching out to our sisters and
brothers near and far.
- Providing opportunities for prayer,
service, education and recreation.
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St. Agatha
Parish
432 Adams Street / Milton, MA 02186
Telephone: 617-698-2439 / Fax: 617-698-1517
E-mail: rectory@stagathaparish.org
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