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MQOA parish, comprised of two historic churches and located in the center of beautiful Salem, MA, is dedicated to being a place of hospitality and healing to all. Candidate must be a practicing Catholic, possess a deep sense of the evangelizing and healing mission of our parish, the importance of outreach in the Church with immigrants of first- and second- generation, and experience in attending to the pastoral and social needs of Hispanics in the US.

Weekly newsletter message from our Pastoral Associate, Margo Morin

Our pastor's weekly bulletin column, in English y español.

The weekly blog post from our Pastoral Associate, Margo Morin

Our pastor's weekly bulletin column

Welcome to Ordinary Time!

Our Pastoral Associate's weekly column

Our pastor's weekly bulletin column

From MQOA's Food Ministry, a Chicken Thigh with Roasted Broccoli & a Simple Mojito.

Happy New Year to you all! I hope you are starting this new year with a profound sense of hope and peace, even while things continue to be scary as all h*ck. Know that you are in my prayers and that we are guided by a God who wants good for us, as individuals, and as a parish/community. Here’s this week’s Beta- I love the questions this week, there’s so much to talk about; why Jesus was baptized, the implications of our own baptism, the Holy Spirit, the Trinity- oh my! So much.

Margo's weekly message to friends and parishioners of MQOA

Fr. Murray's weekly bulletin column

Weekly newsletter from our Pastoral Associate, Margo Morin

Our pastor's weekly bulletin column

 "Always be ready to give an explanation to anyone who asks you for a reason for your hope..." 

Fr. Murray's weekly bulletin column

I hope you’re having a good Advent. This week, barely into our year of Mark, we take a side trip into the Gospel of John. John the Baptist is a vivid character, and I hope you have some fun conversations around how he identifies himself (or… doesn’t) this week. Enjoy!

We know hope is coming, but we still live in the “not yet.”

Fr. Murray's column from the 12/6/20 bulletin