“Saint Eugene Church is a Roman Catholic community of faith. As such, we believe in Jesus Christ, strive to follow Him under the authority and guidance of His Church’s (the Catholic Church’s) Magisterium, and gather together as a community primarily to engage in the sacred worship of God through the liturgy, most especially the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass-the sacrament of the Eucharist, which is the source and summit of our faith. Our parish community welcomes God’s people from every walk of life and is committed to doing its part to fulfill Christ’s great commission to “Go and preach the Gospel to all nations and to every people”. Recognizing Christ’s presence and suffering in the poor and less fortunate, we are also committed to the corporal and spiritual works of mercy. Insofar as we are able, we seek to assist the spiritual, physical, and temporal needs of those around us. Relying on God’s grace and mercy, we attain spiritual growth and bear witness to the truth about God and Jesus Christ to our society and our world”. Please visit these pages to learn more about our vibrant community of faith!
Mass Schedule Weekend Sunday: 8:00 A.M. & 10:15 A.M. Daily Monday & Friday: 7:45 A.M. Holy Days of Obligation 2023
Reconciliation/Confession Wednesday: 6:30 P.M.-7:30 P.M. & by appointment
Baptism St. Eugene Parish congratulates parents on the new addition to their family! Baptisms are held on the third Sunday of each month: 1:00 P.M.* To make arrangements for a baptism, please contact the St. Eugene Church Parish Office. Please see tab on Baptism in dropdown bar at top of website page for more information about preparations/arrangements and godparents. *Schedule sometimes changes due to holidays
Anointing of the Sick The sacrament of Anointing of the Sick is intended for anyone suffering an from an ailment which places the afflicted person in at least remote danger of death and it is granted upon request. If you, one of your loved ones, or someone you know would like to receive this sacrament, please have someone contact Fr. Dandeneau at the St. Eugene Church Parish Office as soon as possible. For an emergency, please do not hesitate to contact Fr. Dandeneau regardless of day or time.
Confirmation Students who wish to prepare to receive the sacrament of Confirmation must pass an entrance exam demonstrating they have a working basic knowledge of the Catholic faith. They also must attend 10 1-hour class sessions set up with Fr. Dandeneau, commit to a service-project or type of service for the academic year, complete a retreat or the equivalent of a retreat, and submit the required forms/paperwork on time. The time, date, and location for Confirmation changes each year but it is ordinarily celebrated in the Spring. More information about celebrating the sacrament of Confirmation in 2024 is T.B.D.
Holy Matrimony Due to the preparations involved for the sacrament of Holy Matrimony, couples planning to marry in the Catholic Church are asked to contact the St. Eugene Church Parish Office, make arrangements to meet with Fr. Dandeneau, and apply for one of the “Pre-Cana” classes/workshops offered by the Diocese of Providence at least one year in advance.
Holy Orders If you believe you might be called to ordained ministry, please contact Fr. Dandeneau at the St. Eugene Church Parish Office for an initial meeting. Viable candidates will then be referred to the Seminary of Our Lady of Providence to further discuss a potential vocation and the discernment process.
Holiday Mass Schedule Thanksgiving, Thursday, November 23 Thanksgiving Mass: 10:30 A.M.
Christmas Eve, Sunday, December 24 Christmas Eve: 10:00 P.M.
Christmas Day, Monday, December 25 Christmas Day: 9:30 A.M.
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Youth Mass Next Youth Mass: Faith is living and dynamic: if not fed, it grows weak; if not practiced, it grows rusty; if not shared, it grows cold; if not lived, it dies.1st Friday Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and 1st Saturday Devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary are held every month. Please see the schedule below for dates and time. 1st Friday 1st Saturday 2023
Mass Intention Book Open Religious Education In addition to bringing their children to religion classes, parents are encouraged to attend Sunday Mass with their children; for the faith to be experienced it must be enlivened spiritually with the grace of the Sacraments, especially the sharing of God’s Word and His Body and Blood, gifts given to us at each and every Mass. It is the house, that is, the life, built on the solid rock of faith rather than the shifting sands of ease and comfort that sustains in time of trial and difficulty; that trials and difficulties come is without question—that we can be sustained in the face of these depends on how well we have built, have practiced, have nurtured our faith, particularly with the living Body and Blood of Christ, the Eucharist, each and every Sunday. Faith is living and dynamic: if not fed, it grows weak; if not practiced, it grows rusty; if not shared, it grows cold; if not lived, it dies. JOIN OUR PARISH Register by downloading a parish registration form. Completed registration forms can be returned by mail, brought to the parish office, or dropped in the collection basket at any weekend mass. |