Parish Council Nominations

Here at St. Michael Parish, the PPC is a group of 12 elected lay persons, the Pastor, some staff members, and appointed delegates for our Parish Council.

Please consider nominating a member of our parish (or yourself) who you belive has the faith, the listening skills and the ability to give wise counsel to the pastor.

Click here for a nomination form and more details

Normination formsdropped off, mailed in or emailed.

Catholic Appeal

Click here view Cardinal Sean's address

Your gift to the 2013 Catholic Appeal enables us to provide 50 critical ministries that enrich parish life, strengthen families, inspire and educate future generations of our faith, and advance our Church leadership. Please consider making a pledge in support of the Church.

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Welcome to the Saint Michael Parish Family! Please take a moment to complete and return the parish census form as early as possible, making sure to list all the members of your family who will be joining the Parish. The information from the parish census helps us to better serve the Communication, Spiritual and Ministry needs of our parishioners. If you need assistance, please call our Parish office at (978) 686-4050 and we will be glad to assist you.
Faith Formation For Adults
Being Catholic Today
People have chosen to enter the Catholic Church for various reasons. Members of the Church have different understandings of what makes them Catholic or why they are Catholic. However, there is a common thread that binds all Catholics together. Catholics belong to a Christ-centered faith community that views Jesus Christ as the foundation. Catholics share Jesus' vision and model their lives after Jesus' example of love. Catholics are called to care for one another and to use their unique gifts and talents for the good of the community and the world.
Why be Catholic?

The Catholic Church is unlike any other organization on earth. In fact, it is more accurate to call the Church an "organism" – a living body: Christ's body. To become Catholic is to become part of His body – a process that begins with Baptism and continues forever. Being Catholic in today's world provides great challenges and opportunities for personal growth and self awareness, and also a solid foundation for a life of community and relationship with God.

Learn more on the Archdiocese of Boston (www.bostoncatholic.org) website.

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