Prince of Peace Catholic Church

Thank you for visiting our parish online!  On our website, hopefully we have provided you useful information concerning our parish and our Catholic faith. Also, we have tried to reflect in these pages who we are as a community: our history, our present  vocation, and our dreams for the future.
 
Our parish is a welcoming community that would love to have you visit us on a Sunday, or even for daily Mass.  Perhaps one day you may even choose to join us as a member of our parish family.  If we only interact with you here online, please know that we pray that God may bless you in all you do and we wish for you, Peace! 

DO NOT USE WATER FROM THE FAUCETS
 
IN THE HALL  (KITCHEN OR THE BATHROOMS)
 
FOR DRINKING, COOKING, OR ANY OTHER INGESTION

 

Masses have resumed at Prince of Peace Parish.  The weekend Masses will be the usual schedule--4:30 Saturday, 8:30 and 10:30 Sunday.  Daily Mass will be held Monday through Friday at 8:30 am.  Rosary will be said daily at 8:00 am.  If you are unable to attend Mass at Prince of Peace, you can watch the Daily Mass and Sunday Mass online LIVE from Cathedral of St. Paul by clicking HERE.  To watch on Spectrum (Charter) tune in to TV Channel 193 at 9 am on weekdays and 10 am and 6 pm on Sundays.

Town of Princeton Public Spaces Mask Requirement - January, 2022

At their January 4, 2022, regular meeting, the Princeton Selectboard voted unanimously to require all individuals over the age of 5 years old, regardless of vaccination status, to wear a mask or face covering in indoor public spaces effective immediately..  

Please contact the Princeton Board of Health at 978-464-2104 or the Princeton Selectboard at 978-464-2102 with questions regarding the Town of Princeton Face Covering Requirement. 
 

If you have been abused or victimized by someone representing the Catholic Church, please believe in the possibility for hope and help and healing. We encourage you to come forward and speak out. The victim service coordinator for the Diocese of Worcester is Judith Audette.
A report can be made by phone to (508) 929-4363​.
If the report is made by mail, please send it to:
Judith Audette
Director of Healing and Prevention
The Diocese of Worcester
49 Elm Street
Worcester, MA 01609

All are urged, in their charity,
to keep the sick in their prayers
and to use common sense,
especially during the
cold and flu season.