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To create and foster a vibrant, inclusive, Catholic worship community where we live, love, and celebrate Christ's message; to inspire and challenge our diverse neighbors and one another to participate and grow through our actions and the spirit of our community.

Saint Mary–Saint Catherine of Siena is an urban, Roman Catholic Parish formed in 2006 from two historic Charlestown parishes. We are an intentionally inclusive community welcoming all of the any people who make up our diverse neighborhood. Because our lives are nourished by the Eucharist, we strive to build a vibrant Parish that develops and strengthens our faith and worship. With a goal of being community-oriented in the Spirit of the Gospel, we are involved in the local and global issues of our times. We are therefore dedicated to service, action, and compassion.

St. Brigid is continues to answer the Archbishop’s call to “rebuild the church” through its collaborative approach to service and ministry.  Our staff is ready to meet the ever changing needs of our church and community.  We are looking forward to the future and the strengthening our faith family. 

Led by the Spirit, St. Brendan's Parish community seeks to know and celebrate Jesus through Word, Worship, and Service.

We are a Catholic church offering Orthodox Anglican mass in Boston. We recognize the centrality of scripture, holy tradition, the creeds, and the sacraments. The focus of worship is the mass using the 1928 Book of Common Prayer and the Anglican Missal.

We the parish of the Church of Saint Augustine and Saint Martin, in observance of our oneness in Christ, in awareness of our diversity and uniqueness, pledge the following statement of our mission: We commit ourselves to- * the Anglo-Catholic tradition of worship, * the continuing enrichment and education of our youth, * fellowship and communication with elderly and shut-ins, * perseverance in membership growth and stewardship. We will strive to understand our neighbors and spread our rich tradition of praise and thanksgiving so that our house will also be their house. When we fall into transgression, we will repent, look to the Lord, and start anew. We will toil to continue our challenge to be faithful stewards of God’s universe and strive for peace and willingness among all people.

Inspired by the enduring legacy of St. Francis of Assisi, the friars and the lay people of the shrine strive to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with all people. We serve as instruments of God's healing through daily celebrations of the Eucharist and the sacrament of reconciliation. In our preaching, prayers, adult formation, and spiritual counseling, we foster Christian discipleship "in the marketplace" by reaching out and welcoming people to deepen their relationship with God and with one another.

The Parish Community of Saint Ann's in Neponset is in the tradition of the Roman Catholic Church. We believe that this tradition is a sacred gift given to us in Baptism and the inheritance bequeathed to us by those who have gone before us through the ages. With our Archbishop and Pastor we are united with our Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI, in our commitment to- and we are indeed shaped as a people by- the Eucharist Assembly especially on the Lord's Day. We are strongly committed to maintaining our parish school and religious education programs. We are equally committed to the spiritual needs of those who are grieving or who are ill or because of advanced age are unable to celebrate the Sunday Eucharist. Through the Liturgy we hope to inspire and motivate our parish family to respond to the physical needs of the less fortunate of Christ's brothers and sisters. We are a parish that is deeply committed to the family. We are a parish with a long and rich history and take great pride in celebrating our traditions.

To bring the faith of Christ to the world and convert the world to orthodoxy, one person at a time.

A multi-cultural church committed to making the saving mission of Jesus Christ a reality in Mattapan

Modeling the life of Christ through service to the community