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 Rev. Ronald D. Coyne, Pastor
Father Coyne grew up in Roslindale/West Roxbury and graduated from
Catholic Memorial High School. He was ordained a priest in 1973 and
has served
in the following parishes: St. Angela, Mattapan; St. Margaret, Dorchester;
Sacred Heart, Roslindale; St. Catherine, Charlestown; St. Brendan,
Dorchester and St. Albert, Weymouth. He also has served on the Emergency
Response Team for the Archdiocese.
St. Mary Parish in Randolph welcomed him as their newest Pastor on June
18, 2007. He is a firm believer in God's unconditional love and the Church's
unlimited potential.
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 Rev.
Vincent R. Maffei, Parochial Vicar
Father Maffei was born and raised in East Boston, MA. After graduating from
Boston Latin School in 1956, he entered the seminary college in Jamaica Plain.
He completed his theological education at St. John Seminary, Brighton, and
was ordained a priest for service in the Archdiocese of Boston in 1964. He
also obtained a Master of Divinity Degree from St. John Seminary in 1975.
Father Maffei’s first parish assignment was to
St. Mary Parish in North Plymouth. He then served at parishes in Brockton,
Wellesley, Norwood and Lowell. In 1975 he was assigned as Secretary to
Bishop Joseph Ruocco, regional bishop of the Lowell Region of the Archdiocese.
He held this assignment until the bishop’s death in 1980. From
1983 until 1992, Father Maffei served as an Ecclesiastical Judge at the
Archdiocesan Marriage Tribunal. In 1992, he was appointed pastor of St.
Martha Parish in Plainville, MA, where he remained until 1998. At that
time, Father Maffei became a Parochial Vicar here at St. Mary Parish
in Randolph.
During his 43 years of priesthood Father Maffei has
done considerable teaching - including subjects in the Religious Education
Office’s program for adult education, the Permanent Deacons’ training
program, and religion classes for high school girls. He has also given
many lectures on the Church’s annulment process and Tribunal procedure.
In his spare time, Father Maffei is an avid reader and an amateur watercolor
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 Rev. Garrett J. Barry, Parochial Vicar
One of six siblings, Father Barry was born and raised
in Norwood, MA. After attending St. Catherine School in Norwood and Cathedral
High School in Boston, he went
through the Seminary College and School of Theology and was ordained a priest
in 1966. He came to St. Mary’s in Randolph in 2004, after previous assignments
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 Deacon James Eames
Deacon Eames was born in Whitman, raised in Hyde Park and Mattapan, and graduated
from Hyde Park High School in 1949. He served in the Air Force in the Korean
War, spending two and a half years in Japan. In 1956 he met and in 1958
married, Rosemarie Gauss. They have two children, Lauren and Jimmy, and
three grandchildren.
In 1981 Deacon Eames was accepted into the Permanent
Diaconate Program and was ordained by Cardinal Law in May, 1986. The
first four years after ordination he divided ministering to the homeless
on the South Shore and ministering Sacramentally to the people of St.
Mary Parish. He has been assigned to, and serves in St. Mary Parish. |
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