
The commemorative plaque honoring those whose generosity made the renovation of our sanctuary possible has now been completed and is displayed on the side wall at the back of the church.
Thank you for your generous support and faithful stewardship. Your gift has helped renew our sanctuary as a sacred place where countless people, today and in the generations to come, will gather to pray, worship, celebrate the sacraments, and encounter the living presence of God.
The fruits of your generosity extend far beyond the beauty of the renovated sanctuary. Through your support, you have contributed to the spiritual life of our parish and have become a partner in the Church's mission of leading souls to Christ. Every prayer offered, every Mass celebrated, every sacrament received, and every heart touched by God's grace in this holy place will stand as a lasting testimony to your generosity.
May the Lord, who can never be outdone in generosity, bless you and your family abundantly. May He reward your kindness with His peace, strengthen you with His grace, and keep you always in His loving care.

We give heartfelt thanks to all of our altar servers for the reverence, generosity, and joy with which they serve at the Lord’s altar. Through their faithful ministry, they help make our liturgies prayerful, beautiful, and welcoming. Their service is not simply a task, but a genuine participation in the worship of the Church and a witness of faith to our parish family.
We are also deeply grateful to Fredric Majnoun and Audrey Madden, whose dedication, leadership, and guidance have helped form and support these young ministers. Their generous investment of time and care has fostered a spirit of responsibility, reverence, and community among our altar servers.
May God continue to bless all of our altar servers and their families. Through the intercession of St. Michael the Archangel, may they grow in faith, holiness, and love for Christ, and may their service at the altar inspire them to respond generously to God’s call in their lives.

After the 4:00 PM Mass on Sunday, May 31, our Youth Group gathered to bake cookies for the Pine Street Ministry. It was a grace-filled opportunity to witness our young people come together with joyful hearts, generous spirits, and a genuine desire to serve. Through this simple yet meaningful ministry, they not only provided for those in need, but also deepened their understanding of what it means to live as disciples of Christ. In serving others, they encountered the joy of Christian community and the blessing of sharing God’s love through their actions.
Moments like this remind us that faith formation extends far beyond the classroom and the walls of the church. Our faith comes alive when it is expressed through acts of charity, compassion, and selfless service. As our youth offer their time and talents for the good of others, they become living witnesses to the Gospel and instruments of God’s love in our parish and the wider community. Their willingness to serve, collaborate, and grow together in friendship reflects the transformative power of Christ at work in their lives.
We are especially grateful to Annemarie Silver, the supervisor of our Youth Group, for her faithful guidance, inspiring leadership, and devoted care for our young people. Through her commitment and encouragement, she helps foster a welcoming, prayerful, and faith-filled environment where our youth can grow as disciples, deepen their relationship with Christ, and embrace lives of service and fellowship.
May God continue to bless our Youth Group, their families, and all those who generously support this important ministry. May our young people always know that they are deeply loved by God, richly gifted, and called by Christ to share His light, hope, and goodness with the world.

Our parish is blessed with 32 ministries, each serving the life and mission of our parish in an important and unique way. These ministries reflect the many gifts of our parishioners and the beautiful ways the Holy Spirit continues to work through our community.
We are deeply grateful to all who serve so generously in the many areas of parish life. Through their dedication, our parish becomes a living sign of Christ’s love, service, and communion.
May the Lord continue to bless all our ministries, inspire more parishioners to share their gifts, and help us grow together as one parish family in faith, hope, and love.
MichaelMas Scholarship Recipients: On Sunday, May 17, St. Michael Parish joyfully celebrated this year’s MichaelMas Scholarship recipients: Emelyn Sutton Heeney, Katherine Adams, and Christopher Randazzo. Missing from the photo is high school senior Kate Patterson.

We are proud to share that Bedford resident and St. Michael Parishioner Lisa Bumbaca-O’Brien has been inducted into the Silver Circle of the New England chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, recognizing more than 35 years of outstanding work at WBZ-TV Boston. Throughout her distinguished career, she has contributed to major news coverage, mentored others in the field, and remained a dedicated member of our local community. At St. Michael Parish, Lisa serves as a Eucharistic Minister and is a member of the Arimathea Society. We congratulate her on this well-deserved honor and thank her for her witness of dedication, professionalism, and service.We, the parish of Saint Michael, are people who are united in faith and nourished at the Eucharistic table. As members of God’s family, we strive to grow in our daily commitment to be Christ to one another.
We welcome all who—in their wholeness and brokenness—seek to deepen their faith life. With the Commission of Christ as our mandate, we respond to His command to teach all peoples through the expression of our Catholic Faith in our religious education programs and outreach ministries.
We pray for God’s help and guidance in our ongoing mission of sharing His Gift of faith, and we welcome you to join us!
There are several ways to carry out your devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. 