The Father Peyton Center Overview
The Father Peyton Center, located in Easton, Massachusetts, welcomes over 25,000 visitors annually to experience a variety of spiritually enriching opportunities that further strengthen families and our communities.
Visitors spend time in Rosary prayer, attend Mass in Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary Chapel, partake in sacramental retreats, family-focused programs, and other activities such as our educational and inspiring Father Peyton Guild events.
Holy Cross Family Ministries has begun an ambitious project to revitalize the existing Peyton Center to create a faith-filled, interactive learning and prayer experience, and a resting place to honor Venerable Patrick Peyton.

Inspiring Faith and Prayer for All
The exciting transformation began in June 2018! Our master plan includes three phases:
Phase 1 (underway)- The creation of the interactive Father Peyton museum and new multi-purpose meeting rooms for family prayer programs. Additionally, aging facilities like the kitchen, cafeteria, and Confessional will be updated.
Phase 2- Renovation of the Chapel and Rosary Walk.
Phase 3- Develop a resting place in honor of Father Patrick Peyton,
This project will share the life of Father Peyton and how his work continues through

Be Part Of This Historic Opportunity
How you can get involved
- Visit us at the Peyton Center for a tour. Rosary is at
11:30am and Mass is at noon every weekday. - Tell your friends and family about the project and encourage them to visit once the Center is fully open in Spring 2019.
- Consider making a gift to support the programming and future capital needs at the Center. Please call us if you are interested in making a leadership gift or naming opportunities.
If you are interested in supporting this vital project, have questions or would like to visit us, please contact our Foundation's Executive Director, Tom McKenney, at 508-930-7882 or tmckenney@hcfm.org

“An opportunity and a venue that would bring people together to explore the story of Father Peyton and the wonderful work he did bringing families together through prayer”
Larissa Hansen Hallgren
Principal and Director of Interpretive Design at Experience Design