St. Augustine Parish

Welcome, and thank you for visiting St. Augustine Church online.  Our church is located in the small town of Millville, MA in the heart of the Blackstone Valley. 

We are a vibrant faith community of dedicated parishioners who through our liturgies, our ministries and community outreach strive to live in faith and spread God's word 

Please feel free to read more about our church on this site, or come in for a visit. We would love to greet you and share with you our love for Jesus Christ and for you, our neighbor.

Palm Sunday (April 14th) -- Masses at 8:00 am and 10:30 am
Monday of Holy Week -- Mass at 9:00 am
Tuesday of Holy Week -- Mass at 9:00 am
Wednesday of Holy Week -- Mass at 9:00 am
Holy Thursday -- Mass at 7:30 pm
Good Friday
                       -- Stations of the Cross at 3:00 pm (Begin at New                                 Hope Baptist Church, end at St. Augustine)
                       --  Reconciliation following Stations
                       -- Passion of the Lord at 7:30 pm
Holy Saturday -- Easter Vigil at 7:30 pm (No Mass at 4:30 pm)
Easter Morning -- Masses at 8:00 am and 10:30 am

Beginning the week of March 25th, the days that the office is open will change to Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday (currently Monday, Wednesday and Thursday).  Hours will remain 8:30 am to 1:30 pm.  
The office will be closed Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday, and all holidays. 

What else is there to give when one has already given away their body and their life? What more can one say or do to demonstrate love for another when all they have has been given to another? This total giving of self to loved ones cannot be trumped by flowery words or material gifts that are fleeting. This is the ultimate in love. This is the love Jesus had for us on the way to his passion, at the institution of the Holy Eucharist. This is the love he has for us daily in the celebration of the Mass on altars in every church, in every city, in every nation on earth. No one can give more. No one can ask for more. This is the true heart of Christian stewardship. If you take the time to gaze upon your God in the simplest of forms and begin to reflect on what has actually taken place with bread and wine becoming the presence of the Divine, then you can begin to understand true humility, sacrifice, and love. And when you have the privilege to take that Real Presence into your body at the meal where you are an honored guest, you become one with the One who is the embodiment of stewardship. Then, you must ask the question of yourself, "How can I even begin to reflect the love that I have encountered at this feast?" The answer is you can begin with the simple actions of the day: where will you go, whom will you meet, and in what work will you partake? Jesus Christ has shown that the greatest gift ever given can be disguised in this world in a piece of bread. By joining your body to his, he can now transform human hearts, not by grand acts, but by everyday acts, by everyday people practicing Everyday Stewardship.

--Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS