Statement of Archbishop Henning
Archbishop Richard G. Henning released the following statement on April 21:

"We pray as a parish for the soul of Pope Francis. We pray for the College of Cardinals that the Holy Spirit may direct the selection of the Successor of St Peter."

I was deeply saddened by the news of the passing of Pope Francis. His legacy as Holy Father is broad and deep. In his ministry and across his writings, he has continuously called us to deeper faith and to a more generous participation in the boundless compassion of God. He has challenged us to turn away from selfish impulses and towards communion with others and respect for God's creation. I am personally grateful that he called me to the Episcopacy and entrusted me with the pastoral care of the Church of Boston. His example remains a guiding light to the Universal Church. Through the intercession of Our Blessed Mother and Saint Joseph, may he rest in peace.
Mass
Saturday Vigil | 4:00 pm |
Sunday | 9:00 am 11:00 am |
Monday | 8:30 am |
Tuesday | 8:30 am |
Wednesday | unscheduled (if prev announced on the prior Tuesday) |
Friday | 8:30 am |
1st Friday | 8:30 am |
Confession
Saturday | 2:45 - 3:15 pm in confessional just inside main entrance of church | |
Other times by appointment |
Eucharistic Exposition / Adoration
Monday - Friday | 9:00am - 3:00pm (Except during Funeral or other school/church services) |
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Anointing / Sacrament of the Sick
Please contact the parish office at 781-894-3481 x2 to make arrangements.
Daily Mass Cancellation Policy: For everyone’s safety, if Waltham Public Schools are closed or delayed due to inclement weather, there will be NO 8:30am daily morning Mass.
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OUR RESPONSE TO THE PANDEMIC
March of 2020 brought global change to the world and everyday life.
Our Lady’s responded to the pandemic by continuing to offer prayer and worship for our community. There were 137 consecutive outdoor masses that were held during this trying time, under varying weather conditions. In addition, confessions were offered outdoors for 104 consecutive weeks. It was a blessing to have been able to continue to serve our parishioners as we all navigated through such uncertainty.
