Come join us at our First 25 Progressive Card Drive on Sunday April 7th. 25 Card Drive

Bereavement Group – April 9 – May 14   Beginning April 9th for 6 consecutive Tuesday evenings, please call Fr. John McCarthy to register at 617-265-5300 X 14

St. Brigit’s  Day Event On Saturday, February 2nd a strong crowd of over 150 gathered in St. Brendan’s Church in Dorchester to celebrate ‘La Feile Bride’.  With the help of an army of volunteers, musicians and chefs the evening was a great success.  Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann kept us dancing all night and we really appreciate ...

By Helen Henry, Board Chairperson On Sunday December 9th, the Staff and Board of the Irish Pastoral Centre hosted the annual Volunteer Appreciation Christmas party in St. Brendan’s Hall. A festive group gathered for a wonderful evening of conversation, dancing and a hearty meal. Music was provided by Mossie Coughlin. There were dance contests, for ...

The IPC wishes to extend its support to the Sandy fundraiser in Norwood, in aid of the parish of Saint Nicholas of Tolentine and those devastated by Hurricane Sandy in Atlantic City, NJ.  The fundraiser will take place on December 29th in Cancannon’s Village, Norwood, 5.30pm to Midnight. In support of this the IPC is ...

Enjoy some photos of the recent fundraising event.          

Memorial Mass All of us have lost someone to the reality of life’s brevity.  We would like to invite you to join us in prayer once again to remember the deceased ones of your family.  We will gather in a special way to commemorate the deceased members of the Irish and Irish-American community in our ...

  25th Anniversary: A time to share Pictures, stories, good news!   As the Irish Pastoral Centre continues this year of celebration of its Silver Anniversary, we invite members, donors and friends to share stories, photos, and memories – anything that may be significant/heartwarming as we come together on October 13th at Florian Hall, 55 ...

Disco of the Ages – a Resounding success   The Irish Pastoral Centre depends on the generous support of many people so that it can continue to offer the programs and services to the Irish community. Given the current challenging economic environment, fundraising is more difficult and organizations like the Irish Pastoral Centre are always ...