Holy Cross Parish and Immaculate Conception Parish announce Vacation Bible School, August 1st through 5th at Holy Cross. Click here to go to Holy Cross Parish's webpage for more details and to sign up!
The 30-Week Club is open for the 2022 season! As our most important fundraiser, we invite you to join this year's Club. Members contribute $3 per week for 30 weeks to earn the chance to win $75 in 30 weekly drawings. Members who pay their annual dues ($90) upfront are eligible for two special $200 mid-year drawings. We encourage all members to pay the $90 up front. For your convenience, you may pay your $90 membership fee via WeShare. To access WeShare, go to the "About" section at the top of the page, then click "Donations". This is will bring you to the WeShare link.
At the end of year celebration, larger drawings of $100, $500, $1,500 and $3,000 with occur.
To join, please click the 30-Week Club image to fill out the form and submit. You will be contacted by a Captain. Or you may contact the Parish Office at 508-238-3232 or rectory@icceaston.org.
Our Parish is committed to providing a safe place for all the faithful. Therefore, we follow a strict policy of The Essential Three for all who minister, work or volunteer in our parish. We ask for your cooperation and support. The safety of our community depends on all of us doing our part. Please click on the image to visit the Diocesan Safe Environment page for more information
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