14th Anniversary Mass for Audrey's entrance into Eternal Glory

Saturday, April 17, 2021 at 11 AM
Saint Mary of the Assumption Church
19 Winter Street,
Milford, Massachusetts

It's not too late to still win a prize in our 2nd annual calendar fundraising effort.

Please contact our office if you can help by purchasing or selling calendars. 
Please remember that the Church does not finance any of the efforts for the possible canonization of Audrey.  It must be provided for by private contributions.  This fundraiser helps to pay the expenses of the Foundation house, this website, and other costs to promote Audrey and her cause to the world.
Daily prizes for each day in April.
 

We are obligated to follow the directives of Governor Baker for public assembly in Massachusetts.  If you are comfortable participating in social groups and public Mass, please join us for Mass and Adoration.  The following will be our policy under the state restrictions:

• Everyone who attends must wear a mask, unless they have a health reason not to.
• Audrey's room and the chapel will be closed to pilgrims during this time since we cannot enforce a social distancing of six feet.  We are working on a video that will be a virtual tour that people can do on our website in the meantime, and actually give more access and a closer look at her personal items and room.
• Adoration will follow Mass in the back yard of the Foundation house at 68 S. Flagg Street, Worcester.  There is room for 30 people to be seated.  After that, pilgrims will need to stand in the driveway and maintain a distance of six feet apart.
• Our Mass, adoration and benediction will be live streamed on our Facebook page for those who cannot attend to join us in a spirit of  prayer.
• Confessions will not be available during this time given the restrictions of social distancing and sanitizing any space used for private confession.
• Following Mass, and during Adoration, the Foundation House and gift shop will be available for people to visit, with a limit of six people at a time.

Please tell others to join us on the internet.

The American standard of the peaceful transition of power is now in question; the rising numbers of coronavirus infections following holiday travel is rising radically, and our medical care system and its personnel are under extreme stress.  We long for a new beginning that we hope comes with a new year.  As we welcome our Savior, remembering his birth at Bethlehem, let us ask him to dwell among us most especially these days of the Christmas season.