Collaborative Mass Schedule> DAILY MASS: Mon, Wed, Fri. 7:00am at St. Anthony, Cohasset (C); Tue, Thur. 9:00am at St. Mary of the Assumption, Hull (H)
WEEKEND MASS: Sat. 4:00pm (H), Sat. 5:30pm (C), Sun. 7:00am (H), Sun. 8:30am (C), Sun. 10:00am (H), Sun. 11:30am (C), Sun. 6:00pm (C)
You must register ahead for all weekend and Holy Day Masses to help control attendance: REGISTER FOR ALL MASSES THROUGH MARCH 28, 2021 HERE

If someone who would like to come to Mass, but does not have a computer, smart phone, internet access or technical ability, they can call to make a reservation (Hull: 781-925-0680, ext. 13 or Cohasset: 781-383-0219, ext. 15 ).

“Christians must lean on the Cross of Christ just as travelers lean on a staff when they begin a long journey.” ~ St. Anthony

"We are formed by environment and grace, by politics and prayer, by church and conscience. All God's creatures conspire to teach us as well. We stumble. We stutter. We rise. We are lifted." ~ St. Anthony

A celebration of Faith. A New Beginning. Welcome Fr. Euvrard to our new Christ by the Sea Collaborative.

  • Lenten Soup & Stations
    (click document below for details)

    Lent-2020-Soup-And-Stations

    Coffee After 8:30 Sunday Mass
    Cancelled Until Further Notice
    Due To Coronavirus Concerns

    Video for the 2020 Catholic Appeal

    (click the image below)




    POSSIBILITY OF WEEKDAY 
    MASS CANCELLATION
    (WINTER 2020)
    Daily Mass will be cancelled if school is closed in either town, Cohasset or Hull, due to inclement weather. For example, if it is a Tuesday and Daily Mass is at St. Mary’s and school is cancelled in Cohasset, but not Hull, Daily Mass will be cancelled.

    CHRIST BY THE SEA
    COLLABORATIVE 
    WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE: 

    ST ANTHONY           ST MARY
    Saturday                  Saturday 
      5:30pm                     4:00pm 

    Sunday                      Sunday
       8:30am                      7:00am 
     11:30am                    10:00am
      6:00pm (Sept-May)                                   


  • About Saint Anthony of Padua

    Anthony was born in Lisbon, Portugal, in 1195 and from an early age wished to become a missionary. He joined the Franciscan order in 1220 and was sent to Morocco, but ill health forced his return to Europe. In order to attend a general chapter of the Franciscans, he visited Assisi in 1221, when Francis was still alive. He then taught theology in Italy and travelled throughout France, and later Italy again, preaching (he was the foremost preacher in his day) and furthering the work of his order. 

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Upcoming Events
01-Mar-2021Every Monday in Lent - Eucharistic Exposition, Adoration, Benediction and Penance
02-Mar-2021Six Tuesdays in Lent - Forming Disciples in Mission
05-Mar-2021Fridays in Lent - Stations of the Cross
Latest News
Respect Life Month (October - 2020) ~26-Sep-2020
Faith Formation Update - September 13th ~13-Sep-2020
Fr. Will Sexton Has Arrived ~01-Jul-2020
Dinners For Pine Street Inn Suspended ~25-May-2020
Cohasset Food Pantry ~16-May-2020
From The Pastor

Letter From Fr. Scott - Staffing Updates (Sept. 13-2020)

Monday, September 14, 2020
The global pandemic of COVID-19 has affected everyone from individuals to families to cities and towns to states, to countries and, yes, to the whole world. The Church is not immune to the impact  ...Read more

Fr. Scott's Thoughts (August 29, 2020)

Saturday, August 29, 2020
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, So often throughout this year I have been reminded how truly connected we all are, and how blessed we are to be able to turn to each other in ...Read more
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