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Welcome to St. Joseph Parish, Holbrook

St. Joseph Parish is a welcoming Catholic community in the small South Shore town of Holbrook, Massachusetts, with a rich history of faith-filled worship of the Lord and a mission to bring Christ to the world through our worship, the sacraments, our school, and our families. All are welcome.

~Parish News~ 

CHANGE OF WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE

Effective JUNE 1, 2023, our weekday Mass schedule will be as follows:

Monday and Tuesday, 9am at Saint Michael in Avon

Wednesday and Thursday, 9am at Saint Joseph in Holbrook

Our Friday evening celebrations at Saint Joseph will remain the same as outlined below.

All Weekend Masses will remain the same.

 

FRIDAY NIGHTS

JOIN US…

Rosary, Mass, Adoration and Confession (RMAC)

Saint Joseph church is open EVERY Friday evening from 6PM to 9 PM.  

Please join us for…

6:00PM - recitation of the Holy Rosary

6:30PM - Mass

7:00PM – 9:00PM - Adoration and Confession

Such a blessing after a stressful week!   Join us and experience the peace of Christ in the sacraments and hear His voice in quiet prayer.  He is here and He is waiting for you!

 

EUCHARISTIC PROCESSION

Plan to walk with Jesus, our Clergy, parishioners, and the Holbrook Knights of Columbus on Sunday, June 11, The Feast of Corpus Christi, as we go forth to share Jesus with the world!

Office Hours

Office is open 8a to 2p, M-W-TH-F. Closed Tuesdays.

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Mass Times:

Saturday:
4:00PM Vigil - Saint Michael Parish 
5:30PM Vigil - Saint Joseph Parish
Sunday: 
7:30AM -   Saint Joseph Parish
9:00AM -   Saint Michael Parish
11:00AM - Saint Joseph Parish 
Weekdays:
Monday and Tuesday
9:00AM - Saint Michael Parish
Wednesday and Thursday
9:00AM - Saint Joseph Parish
Friday Evening
6:30PM - Saint Joseph Parish

Please note - There will be no Morning Mass on Saturday at either parish.

Sacrament of Reconciliation
St. Joseph Church, Holbrook
Fridays 7:00pm - 9:00pm

Sacrament of Baptism
Third Sunday of the Month - immediately following the 11:00AM Mass.  Please call the rectory to make arrangments.

Sacrament of Matrimony
Please call the rectory for more information at least six months in advance.

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
St. Joseph Church, Holbrook
Fridays 7:00pm – 9:00pm

 

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