Restoration Update: A Step Forward in Faith
We are grateful to share another exciting update on the restoration of St. Catherine of Siena Chapel!
Our building plans have officially been submitted to the Town of Weston and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for review. This is an important milestone in our restoration journey and a testament to the many prayers, sacrifices, and generosity of our parish family.
The review and approval process can take approximately 1–4 weeks. During this time, we ask for your continued prayers that everything proceeds smoothly and that the necessary approvals are granted without delay.
The Next Step
Once we receive approval from the town and state, we will be able to move forward immediately with the next major phase of the project:
The concrete for our new sanctuary foundation will be poured.
With each step, we come closer to restoring our church and creating a beautiful and worthy house of God for generations to come.
How You Can Help
As construction draws nearer, so do the expenses associated with this important work. If you are able, we humbly ask you to prayerfully consider making a donation to our Restoration Fund.
No gift is too small. Every contribution—whether a one-time offering or a monthly pledge—helps bring us closer to reopening our church.
If you are unable to donate financially, you can still make an invaluable contribution by praying for:
A timely approval process.
The safety of all workers involved.
The success of the restoration.
The continued generosity of our parish family and benefactors.
Thank You
We are deeply grateful for your prayers, encouragement, and financial support throughout this journey. Every sacrifice offered for the restoration is helping to preserve our parish for future generations.
As we continue to wait on the Lord's timing, let us remember the words of Psalm 127:
"Unless the Lord builds the house, they labor in vain who build it."
Together, with God's grace and the intercession of St. Catherine of Siena, we look forward to the day when we will once again worship together in our restored church.
Thank you for being part of this mission. May God reward your generosity abundantly.
