Sister Bernadette Solanus’ First Profession of Vows
Eucharistic and Marian Procession 2020
Father Diogo Escudero’s First Mass
Lent, Easter, Divine Mercy 2020
COVID-19 – Parish Adoration
Perpetual Vows
Sister Catherine André’s First Profession of Vows
Fourth of July
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Night4Life
Catholic School Vocation Day
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Food Pantry Day of Prayer
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RCAB Women’s Retreat
Vocations Pilgrimage
Respect Life: Mass and Lunch
Sister Bernadette Solanus’ Novitiate
Aurora and Dave’s Baptism
Nursing Home Ministry
Sister Elizabeth Francis and Sister Fatima Raphael’s Profession of Vows
Eucharistic and Marian Procession
Community Ministries
Saint Joseph Oratory Pilgrimage
National Catholic Prayer Breakfast
“Each son or daughter of a given country has a mission, a personal and social responsibility.” ~ Pope Francis
Coronation of Mary: Parish, Nursing Home & Convent
Father Michael’s First Mass at Convent and Feast of Saint Rita
2017 Priestly Ordination & BUCC Alumni
100th Anniversary of Our Lady of Fatima – Adoration Vigil and Celebration
Quincy Prayer Breakfast
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Divine Mercy Sunday Pilgrimage
Easter Vigil: Baptism of a young mother & her Baby!
“The soul is regenerated in the sacred waters of baptism and thus becomes God’s child.” Saint Maximilian Kolbe
Holy Week
Catholic School Vocation Day
Parish Lenten Mission – Savannah, GA
Most Blessed Sacrament Church
Honoring Our Food Pantry Volunteers
Women’s Lenten Day of Reflection – Newark, NJ
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Praying & Marching with Generations for Life
Celebration Sister Catherine André’s Novitiate/ Investiture Ceremony
“The house of God, the Church, today no less than in the past, is adorned and enriched by the presence of the consecrated life.” Saint John Paul II, Vita Consecrata
2 New Postulants: Erica and Mary!
“The consecrated life is at the very heart of the Church as a decisive element for her mission, since it ‘manifests the inner nature of the Christian calling’ and the striving of the whole Church as Bride towards union with her one Spouse […] In contemplating the gift of consecrated life, the Church contemplates her own intimate vocation of belonging only to her Lord, desirous of being in his eyes ‘without spot or wrinkle or any such thing, but holy and without blemish’ (Eph 5:27).”
Saint John Paul II
Thanksgiving: Service and Celebration
“Shout joyfully to the Lord, all you lands; serve the Lord with gladness; come before Him with joyful song Know that the Lord is God, He made us, we belong to Him, we are his people, the flock He shepherds. Enter His gates with thanksgiving, His courts with praise. Give thanks to him, bless his name; good indeed is the Lord, His mercy endures forever, His faithfulness lasts through every generation.”
Psalm 100
Honoring Quincy Public Safety Personnel
In the spirit of the Thanksgiving season, our community, Daughters of Mary of Nazareth, in collaboration with Saint John the Baptist parish, honored the Quincy Police Department and the Quincy Fire Departments with their families. Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch joined us for this special Mass.
Photos by George Martell
New Life in Christ: Babies, Luni and Phil Adams
Holy Land Pilgrimage 2016
Celebrating 4th of July
It was a great JOY to be with the religious congregation of Maronite Servants of Christ the Light (MSCL) for our American Independence Day on the 4th of July.
Laity Are Disciples: Parish Retreat
A Day of Prayer (for the Staff, Choir, Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors, Religious Education Staff and Teachers and Ushers) of our parish at Saint John the Baptist in Quincy.
“Those who proclaim Jesus are called to serve, and those who serve proclaim Jesus.” Pope Francis, May 29, 2016
Marvin and Tobe’s Baptism
Chosen, Loved, Received and Celebrated
Photo Credits: George Martell
Coronation of Mary, Mother’s Day
“Coronation is one form of reverence frequently shown to images of the Blessed Virgin Mary.” — Pope Pius XII
Catholic school performs “an authentic apostolate”
“The mission of the Catholic school is the integral formation of students, so that they may be true to their condition as Christ’s disciples and as such work effectively for the evangelization of culture and for the common good of society.” Saint John Paul II
March For Life – January 2016
Many Celebrations: Christmas, Epiphany and New Postulant!!!
Profession of Simple Vows – December 5, 2015
Sister Faustina Kolbe and Sister Guadalupe Karol
