May 27, 2021
As of Friday, May 29, “masks are no longer required for vaccinated people in the State of Massachusetts. ”The State does, however, still “advise that non-vaccinated people continue to wear masks”

  • Effective Friday, reservations and sign-ins are no longer required.
  • We understand that some may not yet feel comfortable with the easing of restrictions, dropping social distancing or taking off their masks.
  • Parishioners are free to continue to wear masks as long as they like, and within both churches an area will be reserved for those who wish to continue distancing.
  • We will continue to have courtyard at St. Paul with outdoor speaker as well as the parking lot at Resurrection available should you feel more comfortable.
  • At Communion time, the priest, deacons and Eucharistic Ministers will be masked and distribute communion with sanitized hands.
  • There can now be two communion lines side by side but we ask that you still give space as a courtesy for those who might desire it.
  • At this time, we will continue to receive only by hand, and will not distribute via the cup.
  • If a parishioner is feeling ill we would encourage you to use caution and remain at home.
  • We will continue to live stream the 10 AM Sunday Mass and, in case of inclement weather, the 4 PM Saturday Vigil.
THIS WEEKEND'S LINKS TO
HINGHAM CATHOLIC YOUTUBE
Please note that if Mass is outdoors at Resurrection,
the Livestream may not be available.
Farewell to Mickayla

This weekend we say good-bye to Mickayla Hagar who has served brilliantly as our youth minister for the last five years. Mickayla had just graduated from Franciscan University in Steubenville, Ohio when she came to Hingham in 2016 at the age of twenty-two. It has been a blessed five years for Life Teen under Mickayla’s leadership. Mickayla planned and executed the many mission trips to Haiti and the Dominican which is an enormous task. In addition to the mission trips, Mickayla organized Life Teen events and expertly and faithfully presented the Catholic faith at Life night, retreats and other occasions. She is an extraordinarily talented and faithful young woman. 

Mickayla is beloved among the teens and her colleagues at Resurrection and Saint Paul. The love of God has captured her heart, as has Sean Waclawik, another outstanding Catholic, whom she will marry at the end of June at Mary Immaculate of Lourdes Church in Newton Upper Falls. To the great benefit of the church, Mickayla will continue in ministry at Saint Mark the Evangelist Parish in Londonderry, New Hampshire as director of religious education and youth minister.

So, we say farewell to you, our beloved Mickayla. We have been deeply touched and inspired by your ministry in Hingham. Your words of faith and love, as well as your exemplary Christian witness, have enriched us all and brought us closer to God. May the Lord continue to bless you abundantly.
 
Father Tom Nestor and all your friends at Resurrection and Saint Paul Collaborative
Save the Date:

On Sunday, June 13th there will be an
Opening Mass at 11:30 AM with
Cardinal Seán at St. Paul 
to begin the yearlong celebration
for St Paul’s 150th Anniversary!
 
Faith Formation Enrollment will be posted
on our website by June 1.
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