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Rev. John W. O'Brien
pastor
pastor@sacredheartquincy.org
617.328.8666
Fr. O’Brien was born in Cambridge, MA and raised in Somerville, MA and Arlington, MA. He studied at Saint John Seminary, Brighton, MA and was ordained by Richard Cardinal Cushing on June 7, 1967. Before his being appointed as pastor of Sacred Heart Parish, Fr. O’Brien served as a parochial vicar at Saint Maria Goretti Parish, Lynnfield, MA, Saint Ann Parish, Gloucester, MA, Saint Joseph Parish, Salem, MA, and as a campus minister at Salem State College.
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Rev. Raymond Kiley
parochial vicar
vicar@sacredheartquincy.org
617.328.8666
A native New Yorker, Fr. Kiley moved to the New England area in 1974 and was a teacher for 17 years prior to entering the seminary. Ordained in 1996, he was assigned to Sacred Heart Parish as a parochial vicar in June, 2010. A witty bon vivant and spiritual guru, he is a connoisseur of hot dogs and all things that would give nutritionists nightmares. With his joie de vive, and gifted with a high level of social savoir faire, he is known as the Auntie Mame of Sacred Heart Parish.
Thank you, Fr. Ray for gracing us with your debonair, suave and sophisticated mien, as well as your humility.
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Mr. Howard F. Lotis Jr.
music director/liturgical coordinator
music@sacredheartquincy.org
617.328.8666
Mr. Lotis holds a B.A. in music, an M.A. in ethnomusicology, and undergraduate and graduate certificates in Latin American Studies from the University of Pittsburgh. As an undergraduate, he performed field research in Guatemala, studying the native marimba music tradition. Previously he was music director at St. Edward the Confessor Parish in Medfield, MA for ten years, and at St. Paul of the Cross Monastery in Pittsburgh, PA where he contributed to the design and installation of a 36-rank Moller pipe organ in the monastery church.
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