PALM SUNDAY, March 27/28:
Saturday - 4:30PM Mass; palms distributed until 6PM
Sunday - 10:15AM Mass; palms distributed until Noon


HOLY THURSDAY, April 1 - Mass of the Lord's Supper:
Evening Mass - 7PM


GOOD FRIDAY, April 2:
3PM Liturgy of the Passion
7PM Stations of the Cross


EASTER VIGIL, April 3: 8PM Mass (NO 4:30PM MASS)


EASTER SUNDAY (April 4): 10:15AM Mass


Please register for each Mass through EventBrite

At the suggestion of the Diocese, we will utilize Event Brite for registration for Mass attendance. Please click the image to go to the Event Brite website. Once there, please select either the Saturday, Vigil 4:30PM Mass or the Sunday 10:15AM Mass. Then click "Select Date" to make your reservation. Thank you.

Please click on the link to view and participate in the Vigil Mass. The 4:30PM Mass will be live streamed or you may view it at your convenience once Mass has concluded.

The Stations of the Cross will be prayed Fridays during Lent at 3:30PM in the Church.

For those who wish to pray the Stations of the Cross from home, please click on the image to view our virtual Stations of the Cross.

Join the Club! Our most important annual fundraiser, the 30-Week Club, is starting in March. 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 ($90.00) upfront are eligible for a special $200 mid-year drawing. We strongly encourage all members to pay the $90 up front as it saves significant administration effort. For your convenience, you may pay the $90 via WeShare. At an end of year celebration (details pending due to the pandemic) larger drawings of $100.00, $500.00, $1,500.00 and $3,000.00 occur.

Please click on the image to register.

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

Please click on the image to view Tom and Lauren Lyman praying the Divine Mercy Chaplet.

To view daily Mass from Bishop Barron's Chapel, please click on the image.

Please click on the image to read Fr. Michael Ciryak's letter to the parishioners; as well as the March 31, 2020 letter from the Finance Council.

For over thirty years at the Christmas season, the St. Vincent de Paul Society of Immaculate Conception has sponsored the Caring Tree. Parishioners would purchase gifts for Easton children whose parents were financially struggling. Sadly, this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, SVdP is unable to safely administer the Caring Tree as we have done in past years. However, we will still be displaying our Caring Tree in the back of the church from November 28 through December 20, but with a different approach to satisfy the ever growing need for assistance by our parishioners during this coming holiday and winter season. Instead of the paper ornaments listing the child’s age, gender and size or toy preference, there will be envelopes attached to the tree. Parishioners are asked to take an envelope. Our Society is requesting ONLY monetary donations this year. This money will help us respond to the needs of Easton families who come to us for all kinds of help during the year. For your convenience, the envelopes will be stamped and addressed to: St. Vincent dePaul Society Immaculate Conception Church 193 Main Street North Easton, MA 02356 We ask that you please make checks payable to St. Vincent dePaul Society. Your generous support will allow us to provide financial assistance for food, fuel, prescriptions, emergency shelter, etc. If you find yourself needing assistance from SVdP Society, please contact the parish secretary at 508-238-3232. Please feel confident that we will uphold the strictest confidentiality with your request. We are hopeful and praying that we can return to our traditional Caring Tree in 2021. Thank you very much and stay well!

The next day-long period of Adoration of The Blessed Sacrament will be Wednesday, May 6, 2020. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament will begin after Wednesday morning Mass at approximately 8:30 AM and then the Repose of the Blessed Sacrament will be at approximately 6:40 PM. The Blessed Sacrament should not be left exposed and unattended, so in that spirit a sign-up is available on our Parish Website or if you do not have access to a computer please call the Parish Office. You may also sign-up after each of the masses this weekend.  There are sign-up sheets  on clipboards on the front and rear pews of the church and on the bulletin board outside the chapel.   If you have questions please see Father Ciryak or Deacon Porter. 

The U.S. bishops urge our participation each Friday in a nationwide Novena for the Legal Protection of Human Life. The Novena began on August 3rd and will continue until September 28th. Participants will receive a weekly email or text reminders to pray and fast, along with little-known facts about Roe v. Wade to share with others. See the links to the right.

Spring Maintenance will begin March 2, 2020 and will be done accordance the Rules and Regulations of Immaculate Conception Cemetery. All of us want our cemetery to reflect in a beautiful way the memory of our loved ones. We try to maintain the cemetery as best we can with the resources available and the seasonal conditions. Policies are in place to help families and our cemetery staff work together to create a dignified setting for all. We ask that all our families please respect the rules we have in place so that all may come to enjoy a peaceful moment with your loved ones. If you would like to obtain a copy of the Rules and Regulations please click on the cemetery tab. We ask for your cooperation and patience as we prepare our cemetery for the upcoming spring and summer season.