Before Registering Seats at Weekend Masses, please read Mass Procedures (below)

Online registrations for the weekend open at 7:00 AM on Wednesday each week and closes at 7:00 PM on Friday. The Easter Triduum (Holy Week services) registrations are open now.

Register for Sunday Masses 

Church Reopening Procedures

This is part of Phase 1 of our parishes reopening process and will have many new protocols that all parishioners must follow to attend Mass. Our ongoing reopening process is developing and requires much patient and consideration for all. We evaluate our process constantly and do make changes from time to time. The entrance for all able-bodied persons is the main Church doors at both St. Camillus and St. Agnes Churches.  If you would like to attend Mass please read through the details below – thank you for your patience and compliance. Please be aware of the need for physical distancing and masks are required.

Weekend Masses will be celebrated at both St. Camillus and St. Agnes Parishes.

• St. Camillus: Saturday at 4:30 PM, Sunday at 8:00 AM, and 10:00 AM. 
• St. Agnes: Saturday at 4:00 PM and 5:30 PM, Sunday at 7:00 AM, 9:00 AM and 12:00 PM.
• Daily Mass is celebrated at St. Agnes at 7:00 AM and at St. Camillus at 9:00 AM

If you would like to attend Mass please read through the details below – thank you for your patience and compliance.

Capacity & Seat Registration

• For now, Masses will be limited to 50% capacity across the Archdiocese.  
• Because it is impossible to accommodate all our parishioners for Sunday Masses, we are asking parishioners to reserve their seats online before each weekend at our Eventbrite registration website.
• Those who show up without a seat registration will be placed in a standby line and will be seated only if capacity is not met due to “no-shows" or be asked to reserve a seat at another Mass.
• Seat reservation will only apply to Sunday Masses and Saturday Vigil.
• Registrations for each weekend will open the prior Wednesday at 7:00 AM and close at 7:00 PM on Friday.
• You may reserve a seat at our online registration platform: Eventbrite.
• Registration Hot Line: 781-819-3139. You may call to register for a seat over the phone instead of using the internet. Call-in registrations close on Friday at 7:00 PM.

 Before You Arrive

• Wash your hands.
• For those 5 and up, face coverings are required on our campuses and during Mass.
• The cry room and prayer room at St. Camillus are closed.
• Bring your own hand sanitizer that can be used before receiving Holy Communion.
• Do Not bring items that contain bleach into the sanctuary as this will damage the pews.

Mass Arrival Procedures

• Masks (for ages 5+) should be worn as soon as you exit your vehicle.
• Arrive at least 25 minutes before Mass begins to stand in line.
• The main doors of the church will open 20 minutes prior to the start of Mass.
• Our parish staff and ushers will seat your household similar to boarding an airplane. 
• You can drop your weekly offertory as you enter or as you depart.
• The church will be seated to fill the open pews from front to back.
• Pews will be closed and marked by rope and tape.
• You may be sharing a pew with another household, but social distance is required between the households (6ft).
• The center sections will be seated first (followed by the two transepts at St. Agnes).
• There will be no seating in the choir lofts, narthex, prayer room, or cry room.
• The holy water fonts remain empty.
• If someone arrives without having registered for a seat – they will be asked to stand in a “standby line.” If there is extra seating after the start of Mass they will be granted entrance and registered seats will be forfeited. 
• Don’t be late as your seats will be given away! 

Mass Procedures

• Masses will be conducted as you have seen on the Live Stream with reduced volunteer lay ministers. There will be no altar servers or choirs.
• Communion will be distributed during Mass on the hands only.
• Parish staff and trained volunteers will serve as ushers until further notice.
• Please keep your face mask on for the duration of Mass.
• There is to be no physical contact between households at the Sign of Peace or hand-holding during the Lord’s Prayer.
• Baskets will not be passed during the offertory. You will be able to place your weekly gift in a basket as you enter and exit the church, but we strongly encourage online giving through online giving.

Communion Procedures

• Cardinal O'Malley has mandated that communion not be offered on the tongue for the time being. 
• The precious blood will not be offered to the congregation.
• The use of personal hand sanitizer before communion is strongly encouraged.
• There will be two communion lines in the center, main aisle. Parish staff and volunteers will assist in ushering.
• Masks should be worn in the communion line. After the priest offers you communion please step to the side, remove your mask, consume the Eucharist, and then re-mask as you return to your pew by the side aisles.

Mass Departure Procedures 

• After the final blessing, parishioners must depart the church orderly while maintaining physical distancing.
• Private prayer is not available after Sunday Masses to allow the church to be reset for the next Mass.
• All exits will be utilized during departure.
• You can drop your weekly offertory as you depart.
• Please do not congregate outside but head directly to your vehicle to allow the next Mass to start on time.

Church Cleaning Procedures

• We will continue to implement cleanliness and sanitization practices, including cleaning pews in between every Mass.
• Disinfecting bathrooms, door handles, and other frequently touched surfaces occur throughout the day.
• Parish staff will be required to wear face masks, wash hands, and will be screened for COVID-19 symptoms.
• You are reminded to follow CDC recommendations regarding your own health. If you fall into an “at-risk” category, please stay home and join us by Live Stream.