Parish Mission Overview

St. Thomas parish is glad to welcome people in the Millis and surrounding areas to our 2024 Parish Mission.  This mission consists of the following:

• 16 Evening sessions - Mondays and Thursdays at 730pm-830pm for eight weeks beginning October 7 and finishing December 5 (skipping Thanksgiving week)
• Each session features a witness talk or presentation that will help you deepen your understanding of God's grace, the life of Christ, or the power of the Sacraments and how you can live it in our current times.  Some of the key themes include:
  • How the sacrament of Baptism is a lifelong help for us to get to Heaven
  • Why the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ signify a personal invitation for everyone to know Him better and know how much He loves us
  • Witness talks and catechetical teachings hosted by missionaries from a Catholic outreach organization called the "NeoCatechumenal Way," which aspires to help communities live like the Holy Family in Nazareth in humility, simplicity, and praise.

This initiative is meant to create and foster a renewed community rooted in faith and charity. 

 Mission FAQs.

About the Parish

St. Thomas is vibrant Catholic parish in the Archdicoese of Boston, blessed with a level of activities, sacraments, and parisioner involvement that make it one of the most thriving parishes in the Boston area.  Led by its pastor, Fr. Sinisa Ubiparipivoc, the parish fills the pews at Mass each weekend, helps many people and organizations in the local community, sponsors countless events for parishioners of all ages, and takes trips to different countries each year to help deepen parishioner's faith.

Gallery of Parish Events