St.Julia Parish Announcements: Week of October 6, 2025
(BULLETIN NOTICES should be proposed, by e-mail if possible, to the Parish Office by Monday mornings to: parish@stjulia.org)
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Give Online Today! DONATE Easily Online to St. Julia’s OFFERTORY!
We encourage parishioners to use the above “Give Online” blue button to easily donate to our weekly Offertory, or to conveniently make automatic recurring donations of your choosing. To mail your donation, please make a check payable to: St. Julia Parish, 374 Boston Post Road, Weston, MA 02493.
Our parish relies on your generosity and donations to maintain our two church buildings and programs. WE THANK ALL who continue to donate and sustain us!
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BECOME a St. Julia Parishioner and Join Our Faith Community
Would you and/or your family like to become parishioners of St. Julia? We welcome you!
Please go to the “Become a Parishioner” page of our website to complete a brief questionnaire and register you/your family so that we can get to know you and reach out! Thank you for joining us!
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MASSES for Prayers and Intentions
Unable to attend Mass in church?
WATCH daily and weekend Masses live-streamed or archived recordings, along with our weekly Worship Aid.
Go to the Mass Schedule for both church locations, and upcoming Holy Day(s) of Obligation.
*Please Note: For an indefinite time, there will be NO weekly WEDNESDAY, 5:30PM Masses held at St. Joseph Church.
OCTOBER
Wed. 10/15 – 8AM: Natalie and Bob Duffy, Sr.
Sat. 10/18 – 4PM: Ruth Mary Donahue
Sun. 10/19 – 8AM: Allan and Theresa Greaves
Sun. 10/19 – 11:30AM: Victoria Laezza Wilshusen
Wed. 10/22 – 8AM: Natalie and Bob Duffy, Sr.
Thu. 10/23 – 8AM: Ruth and Walter Henneberry & Family
Sat. 10/25 – 4PM: Mary Acconcia
Mon. 10/27 – 8AM: Theresa and Daniel Donahue & Family
Wed. 10/29 – 8AM: Natalie and Bob Duffy, Sr.
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WOULD YOU like the Eucharist to be Brought to You?
If you or a loved one have been unable to receive Communion due to a short term illness (broken leg, surgery, etc.), or for longer, please reach out to us to schedule a Home Visit with Jesus. Visiting the Sick is a Corporal Work of Mercy, a tradition that dates back to the early Church. One of our trained Eucharistic Ministers will visit with you, and administer to you the Body of Christ.
To schedule a Home Visit, please contact us at 781-899-2611 or parish@stjulia.org
SEEKING Eucharistic Ministers for the Homebound
Are you a parishioner who would like to bring Christ to the homebound by being a Eucharistic Minister?
If you are interested in providing this vital sacramental service to those who wish to receive Communion but unable to attend Mass, please contact the parish office at 781-899-2611 or Parish Office by email.
EUCHARISTIC Adoration
Fridays, noon – 1:00 PM at St. Julia Church
“If you desire to find Him immediately, see – He is quite close to you. Tell Him what you desire, for it is to console you and grant your prayer that He remains in the tabernacle.” — St. Alphonsus Liguori
The Eucharist is the central part of our Catholic faith because it is Jesus, present with us here on earth today. The Eucharist is Jesus’ greatest expression of His love for us.
JOIN Us: Café Julia Returns!
Sundays, October 19 and 26 after 9:30am Mass
We’re excited to welcome everyone back to Café Julia — a warm and welcoming space to gather, connect, and enjoy fresh coffee and donuts together! Café Julia will be in the Parish Center Hall, and we will be open most Sundays right after the 9:30 am Family Mass and are open during Faith Formation Class time (10:25 am – 11:25 am).
The next dates Café Julia will be open are Sundays, October 19 and 26!
To offer this for our parish, we need volunteers to help out! Whether you can spare an hour or a morning, your support makes a big difference.
Please sign up today and be part of something sweet! Signup Genius HERE.

Or, scan the QR code below if you wish to support this ministry!
BIBLE Study Resumes: The Gospel According to St. Luke, Part II
Six Tuesdays, 9 – 11AM, now until Nov 4
St. Julia Parish Hall
Join us for a 6-week study, on Tuesdays starting Sept 30, 9-11 a.m. at St. Julia Parish Hall.
The Gospel of Luke demonstrates the universal nature of Jesus’ mission and the compassion of God.
In Part Two of this study (Luke 12:1–24:53), readers travel with Jesus from
the region of Galilee to the city of Jerusalem, where Jesus will enter his passion and resurrection. Luke’s focus on God’s faithfulness will encourage you to trust.
New members are welcome! If interested in joining, please contact the Parish Office at 781-899-2611 or email: parish@stjulia.org
Fall Faith Formation has begun and we were glad to welcome all back! Thank you to all new and returning Catechists, we are blessed with such an amazing team!
Please Note: There will be NO CLASSES weekend (10/12-13) of Columbus Day Holiday.
Upcoming Class Schedule:
Sunday, October 19: All grades (10:25—11:25 am)
Monday, October 21: Grades 1—5 (2:45—3:45pm)
Sunday, October 26: Grades 1—6 (No Confirmation Prep)
Monday, October 27: Grades 1—5
Sunday, November 2: Grades 1—6 (and Confirmation Prep)
Monday, November 3: Grades 1—5
Questions or concerns, please contact: Jackie Ashba, Director of Faith Formation, or St. Julia Parish Faith Formation Office: 781-899-8434
ALTAR Servers Needed for St. Julia!
Could You be Called to Serve in this Important Ministry?
Calling Girls & Boys ~ who have received First Communion and in Grade 4+
Altar Servers are responsible, mature students (Grade 4 and up). They serve an important role when they assist the priest and deacon during the weekend Masses and special liturgies such as Christmas, Holy Week and Easter. A monthly commitment to serve at Mass is expected.
ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WELCOME
Training for new altar servers requires several sessions, lasting ABOUT 1 hour. Training sessions are held on Saturdays before the 4:00PM Mass and on Sundays after the 9:30 AM Mass.
Interested in joining this ministry? Please email: altarservercoordinator@stjulia.org
When responses have been received, training dates will be arranged.
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ALTAR Server Scholarship Fund
This was our first year of offering some small scholarships to our College-bound Altar Servers.
If you would like to support our Altar Server Ministry, please consider a donation to our newly established “Altar Server Scholarship Fund.” We hope to make it a well-established yearly event! Donations may be made to: “St. Julia Altar Server Scholarships.” Thank you!
CHILDREN’S Choir Resumes
Do you have a child who likes to sing?
Children in grades 2 and above are invited to join the Children’s choir to sing at the 9:30 am Masses.
Cantor Mara Bonde will lead and support the choir singing. Sunday rehearsals may be extended, when there are no Faith classes. Any older singers who would be interested in assisting as youth cantors at 9:30 or other Masses are also welcome to be in contact.
Parents of interested children should email our Music Director, Brian Moll or call/text at 617-548- 5841.
TRAVEL on a Spring Pilgrimage to Italy: Feb. 28 – Mar. 8, 2026
Led by Msgr. William P. Fay, PhD, Professor of Philosophy & Theology at Pope St. John XXIII National Seminary
Assisi and Orvieto – 3 days
Tours of Assisi and Basilica, Mass at the tomb of St.Francis; San Damiano monastery of St. Clare; Basilica in Orvieto
Rome – 4 days
Mass at Basilicas of St. Mary Major, St. John Lateran & Holy Stairs; hotel is a five-minute walk to Vatican to attend a Papal audience; tours of ancient Roman ruins (Colosseum, Capitol Hill, Forum); Mass at St. Peter and tour of the Basilica, Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel; countryside visit to Castel Gandolfo (summer papal palace); and Appian Way to see the ancient catacombs and Mass on site…
Cost is $4,999. per person* (based on double occupancy) includes:
Round trip airfare
7 nights Hotel & Breakfast
2 lunches, 5 Dinners
Private Coach, Escort throughout, Free time
Local guides, Porters, and Gratuities
*Single occupancy upon request only.
• Reservation with first deposit are accepted now (first-come basis), until October 11, when second deposit due. Final payment due on November 28, 2025.
• Printed detailed itinerary with reservation form, payment information and cancellation policy are available on the main entry of both churches.
• Contact information is on the form if you have questions. Your completed reservation form must be mailed to the address listed on the form.
BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW!
READ A REVIEW ABOUT CONCERTS4GOOD!
DO YOU Like Organizing Parties and Social Gatherings?
Join Our Hospitality and Parish Social Committee
St. Julia is looking for assistance in organizing and hosting Parish Events during the year. Past socials have provided a valuable means of deepening bonds in our community. If you are interested please contact us at 781-899-2611 or email Parish Office.

MAKING a Difference: NPH USA & St. Julia
Become a Child Sponsor!
Dear Parishioners,
Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos (NPH) supports over 9,000 vulnerable children and adults annually in nine countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.
In Guatemala, 55% of the population lives in poverty with over 68% of the country’s child population living in poverty. This number jumps even higher for the country’s indigenous population, with 80% of indigenous group members living in poverty.
In 2022 in the city of Chimaltenango, NPH opened the Father William Wasson Family Center to better support the indigenous children and families, many of single parents, living in the commu- nity. Last year, the NPH Family Center supported over 150 families through 5 core services: daycare for children 2 to 4, tutoring services for local students, rehabilitation for children with dis- abilities and career empowerment and training for women and single parents, and technical/ vocational training for single parents.
The goal of the family center is to empower families in a very poor area of Guatemala and to support systemic and generational change. The three-floor building boasts color and education in a variety of necessary rooms to support the programs. As one of the only free services in the area, the waitlist for services is extensive. We could not do this important work without the support of people like you!
If you are ever in Guatemala, I hope you will visit both our home and the Family Center.
In mission,
Andrea Nahigian
Donor Relations Director – East Coast
Please reach out with questions, anhigian@nphusa.org or 617-206-4943
SVdP Needs Food Donations!
We invite all to participate in this ministry!
Pasta sauce, gluten-free items and condiments are most needed, in addition to any other items you may like to donate.
Food donations can be dropped at church or donated online.
Any non-perishable food donations (not past use expiration date) can be dropped-off at the back of St. Julia Church, for collection at 9:30am Sunday Masses. Thank you for your support!
QUICK CLICK/DONATE ONLINE: Food Pantry Wish List on Amazon
– Choose food items from the list on Amazon
– Food delivered directly to a pantry volunteer
OR – SCAN THE QR CODE BELOW:
Join us today! We are neighbors helping neighbors and your compassion and generosity makes a huge difference in the lives of those we serve.
Make a monetary gift online or mail a check payable to: Society of St. Vincent de Paul Society, PO Box 324, Lincoln MA 01773 (note: Annual Appeal)
LEARN MORE ABOUT SVdP HERE.
WORLDWIDE Marriage Encounter: Sign Up for the January 2026 Winter Session
“Let us rid ourselves of every burden and sin that clings to us and persevere in running the race that lies before us while keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus.”
Learn to keep your eyes fixed on Jesus in your marriage with the next Worldwide Marriage Encounter Experience on: January 23-25, 2026 in North Easton MA
Check out Worldwide Marriage Encounter (WWME), where you will learn tools which can help you in your communication, enhance your relationship, and also help you to grow in faith with one another. WWME sponsors a variety of in-person and virtual marriage experiences, some on weekends and some on seven weekdays. Couples explore their relationship with each other, God, and the Church.
SEEKING the Adult Sacraments of Initiation?
Are you thinking of joining the Catholic Church? Do you need to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation or First Communion?
We warmly welcome you, and we have an RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) process designed for you! To find out more, please contact Deacon Rafe through the Parish Office.
CATHOLIC Appeal 2025
Moving Forward in Faith…Together
Reaching Our Goal: 77%
WATCH Video: Message from Archbishop Henning
Dear Friends,
One of the most meaningful ways that we deepen the impact of our Archdiocese’s schools, parishes, and ministries is by supporting the Catholic Appeal. Your partnership and participation carry Christ’s love into our communities and spread hope. The Appeal is a primary means by which we enfold our brothers and sisters into Christ’s circle of care.
“The Catholic Appeal is our way of acting in solidarity to spread hope.” – Archbishop Richard G. Henning
Thank you to those who have already responded generously to Archbishop Richard Henning’s invitation to contribute to the 2025 Catholic Appeal. Through early support, our parish has already reached 77% of our goal and, together, we are on our way to greater success. On behalf of Archbishop Henning and all who benefit from your generosity, Thank you.
To make an on-line donation or to learn more about the impact your donation will have, visit: bostoncatholicappeal.org
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Give Online Today!
THANK YOU for giving your offertory online!
Our parish relies on your generosity and donations to maintain our two church buildings and programs. We encourage you to use the above “Give Online” button to donate to our offertory to easily make a recurring donation. To mail your donation, please make a check payable to: St. Julia Parish, 374 Boston Post Road, Weston, MA 02493
WE THANK ALL who continue to donate and sustain us!
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PARISH SERVICES
EMAIL: parish@stjulia.org
CONTACT US: Parish Office
MAIN OFFICE PHONE:
MAILING ADDRESS: St. Julia Parish
374 Boston Post Road, Weston, MA 02493
OFFICE HOURS: 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Monday through Friday.
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RECONCILIATION
Parish Center Conference Room, Saturday: 3:00 – 3:45 PM
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
By request after the 4:00 PM Saturday Mass; or contact Parish Office.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Fridays in St. Julia Church, from Noon – 1:00 PM (except during July and August)
EUCHARIST AND VISITS TO THE SICK
Contact Parish Office to notify of anyone ill, home-bound or hospitalized.
ROSARY ON ZOOM
After each daily Mass; ask for link at director.of.ministries@stjulia.org.
BAPTISM
Please contact the Parish Office in advance to make arrangements.
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