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This weekend our confirmation candidates will be on retreat as they seek to deepen their relationship with Christ and with each other. Please keep them, and their retreat leaders, in your prayers. (sample prayer here)

On Sunday, February 9th, at the 10:00 a.m. Mass, Northborough Scouts from Troops 1 and 101 gathered together, in a special way, to celebrate our annual Scout Sunday Mass. Read More.

Many families, all ages and sizes, blessed our gathering by their presence. Fun, food, fellowship and many photos. A good time was had by all! Read More

Youth Group on Wednesday gathered together for an evening of fun and excitement as the group visited Bowlero in Shrewsbury.

Many thanks to all who supported the recent clothing drive spearheaded by Macey Poitras-Cote and her fellow members of the Global Goals Club at Algonquin HS. Learn More

Please be sure to return your donated items from the giving tree drive

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What a perfect day - Fun, Faith & Fellowship! Read More.

On October 1st, Saint Rose of Lima held its 18th Annual Benefit Golf Tournament to support youth ministry. Read More!

Our YNIA team with Fr. Fred and Chris. Click to read comments from the teens.

Planting cabbage in a deluge - best day ever! These teens are fun, hardworking, and joy filled!!!! Click to read comments from the teens.

Preparing the site for a new home.

Our YNIA working hard harvesting blueberries. Started out a little damp but not enough to dampen spirits of our group who are very joyful in their work to feed the hungry.

Our YNIA attended a Portuguese Mass, followed by good food, fellowship, yes... even dancing! Learn More

The end of a remarkable week of service and love

Sharing their "Sweet moments" from the day

Grace for their three home-cooked meals - crafted by the teens themselves... Read Here

Fun, Faith, and Fellowship! Read More!

Images from the day

Reflections from our teens - demonstrating a growing awareness and sensitivity to the fact that many of the living situations and life experiences of the children they are working with are dramatically different than their own...