We were just informed that someone who attended Mass on Sunday, July 19 at 11:00 AM and Saturday, July 25 at 9:00 AM tested positive for COVID-19.  The person was asymptomatic, wore a mask, did not receive Holy Communion and followed all the guidelines set forth by the church and state.  Since all guidelines were taken, we of course do want to want to err on the side of caution.  Please monitor your own health and know that a thorough, deep, cleaning and disinfecting will take place today.

Friends, We are looking forward to seeing one another at St. Paul’s soon.  Like many other parishes, we have a new procedure in place that you would follow to allow for your participation at Mass.  (Please remember that those over 65 years old and those who have any underlying medical concerns are advised not to come to Mass at this time.  If you are sick in any way, you cannot come to Mass.) Social distancing requires the cordoning of pews and seats; with these new limits, we can welcome 120 people to each Mass. So that we might do this […]

Friends and St. Paul’s Parishioners, We need your help! One of the things that has been made abundantly clear as we proceed to the great moment of inviting people back into the church for public Mass is the call for a large and committed corps of volunteers.  Without this help, it must be emphasized, we cannot have public Masses. And so, we are reaching out to you.  We are most in need of people to serve as ushers at Mass (before, during and after), and to a crew of people who will clean the church and bathrooms after every Mass.  […]

Tuesday evenings (June 2, 9, 16, 23, 30) 7pm-8pm in the church sacristy, And by appointment made directly with a priest. Please Note: There will be no Saturday afternoon Confessions

The food pantry remains open on Saturday mornings for anyone in need of assistance. During the COVID-19 crisis, volunteers are distributing prepacked bags of fresh produce, bread, and nonperishable items. All are welcome to come and pick up a bag between 10:00 and 12:00 on Saturdays in the courtyard outside the church. Bags are free and you do not need to be a Cambridge resident or show ID. Donations may be dropped off at the following times: Weekdays:11:00 AM to 1:00 PM DiGiovanni Hall Summer Chapel Sunday: During Mass times (7:00 AM – 12:00 PM) Church Vestibule  

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Dear Friends, Peace to you and know of our ongoing prayers and concern for you. And thank you for your ongoing care for our parish, especially during these difficult days of the pandemic. Along with this letter, I am releasing a short video from inside the church so that you can see some of the restoration work that continues and to thank you also for your ongoing financial support. We have seen a welcome increase in critical online giving, readily available on our website.  Some continue to mail in weekly envelopes and the cash offertory basket at Mass is convenient […]

Mr. Adach is offering rich musical resources and reflections on his blog to assist in following the Holy Week liturgies. He will be updating it as Holy Week progresses, so check back daily! Easter Sunday, April 12 Holy Saturday, April 11 Good Friday, April 10 Holy Thursday, April 9 Wednesday, April 8