Fr. Phil grew up in Mattapan, the oldest of four children. He attended high school at Catholic Memorial, graduating in 1970. After a year at UMass/Boston, he entered the seminary and was ordained to the priesthood on May 20, 1978 by Cardinal Humberto Medeiros. Fr. Phil’s deacon assignment was St. Ann Parish in Dorchester. Fr.’s priestly assignments include St. Theresa Parish, West Roxbury, and Our Lady Comforter of the Afflicted Parish, Waltham, chaplain South Shore Hospital, chaplain Massachusetts General Hospital, and Pastor of St. Bartholomew Parish, Needham. On June 20, 2017 Fr. became the administrator of St. Mary Parish in Randolph.

Fr. Phil is a sports fan of baseball, football, and basketball. He loves music – particularly hits of the fifties, sixties, and some religious music. He is an avid reader, and enjoys trying to get his 10,000 steps each day walking.

As a priest, Fr. Phil enjoys his time with his people, whether it be celebrating Mass, administering the sacraments, teaching or visiting. He aspires to improve an already great parish by enhancing how we all use our time, talents, and treasures to make a difference in the lives of people locally, and in our different homelands. “God’s blessings are intended to be shared.”

Patty grew up in Randolph, attending St. Mary’s Parish School and Randolph High School. She is a 1977 graduate of Bridgewater State College with a B.S. in Elementary Education and a minor concentration in psychology. She attended the Theological Institute for the New Evangelization at St. John’s Seminary receiving a Master of Arts in Ministry (MAM) degree in 2007. In addition, she has completed a yearlong study in Youth Ministry in 1980 through the Master Teachers Program sponsored by the Archdiocese. She also completed a two-year study in prayer through the Companions in Prayer program sponsored by Loyola Press in Chicago from 2007-2009.

Patty taught first grade at St. Mary School from 1977 to 1980, at which time she became the Director of Religious Education. After completing her Master’s Degree, she received certification from the Archdiocese of Boston as a Pastoral Associate. Patty lives in Randolph with her husband, Bob O’Connor. They have two adult daughters and two grandchildren.

E-mail: ReligiousEd@stmaryrandolph.org | Phone: 781-961-5009

Judy was born in Boston and grew up in Jamaica Plain. She attended high school at Holy Cross Academy in Brookline, MA. After graduating in 1960 she went on to receive her Associates Degree as an Executive Secretary from Fisher Junior College, graduating in 1962. Following graduation she worked for Phillips Petroleum Co. in Dedham MA as an Executive Secretary. In 1964 she married Frank Concannon and together they raised three children.

After taking time off to raise a family, Judy decided to return to secretarial work on a part-time basis. This became a reality in 1981 when becoming part-time Secretary for the Religious Education Program at St. Mary’s. Several years later Judy became full-time Administrative Assistant.

E-mail: judy@stmaryrandolph.org ; Phone: 781-963-4141

Felicia has been playing organ, piano and singing at St. Mary Parish since 1978. Felicia holds a Bachelor of Music degree from Boston University. She comes from a strong family background of music. Felicia’s mother plays the violin, her father is a professional singer, and her sister plays several instruments professionally.

Phone: 781-963-4141

Mary was born in Boston and grew up in South Boston. After graduating from Cardinal Cushing High School in 1958, she attended secretarial school, which enabled her to get a position working for the MBTA. In 1966 Mary married Frank Conroy and together they raised 3 daughters. Mary & Frank moved to Randolph in 1967 and became parishioners of St. Mary Parish. After taking time off to raise her family Mary took on a position as a school bus driver for Blue Hills Regional Vocational Technical High School. After working in this position for 30+ years Mary retired and became a volunteer at St. Mary Parish which turned into a part-time position.