Stoughton Catholic Collaborative 

of Stoughton 

Daily Morning Mass will be canceled if we receive more than 4 inches of snow and/or Stoughton Public Schools are Closed. Please bear in mind that when there is even a physical inability to make it to Mass (such as hazardous driving conditions from too much snow), the obligation to attend Mass does not apply. Please use your best judgment in these circumstances. The Parish Offices will also be closed. 

The Ministry of Consolation is a volunteer group of parishioners from both St. James and Immaculate Conception who have received training to console and support those who have lost a loved one.  They assist our clergy by attending wakes, assisting with wake services, helping people with funeral Mass planning, serving at funerals and providing outreach to those requesting ongoing support.  The Ministry of Consolation also provides a grief support group roughly twice a year for participants to share their experiences with others in a small group setting.  In addition, a group of dedicated crafters get together to prayerfully knit and crochet prayer shawls which are given to caregivers and bereaved family members.  For more information, email g[email protected] or call the parish office at 781-344-2073 and request a callback from Jane Griffin.
 

In the light of spiking numbers of new COVID cases and the likely increase in those numbers in the upcoming holiday season, Cardinal Seán is mandating that throughout the archdiocese all people attending public Masses, including weddings and funerals, wear masks.
 

This mandate takes effect the weekend of December 18/19, 2021, and expires on
March 3, 2022! 

If you are unable to attend mass we invite you to watch our Sunday mass on our local cable access station SMAC. SMAC airs our Sunday Mass on Sundays at 8:30 am on Comcast Channel 9 and on Verizon Channel 28.