Sunday Masses

8:00 AM - (Polish Mass, with English Homily)

9:30 AM

11:30 AM

Daily Masses (Monday - Friday)

6:30 AM Join us on the way to work (during school year only, except on school holidays)

7:20 AM Join us for Community Morning Prayer 10 min. before Mass begins - all year

7:30 AM   Mass

Saturday Mass

4:00 PM (Vigil Mass)

 * Please note, Mass times may vary for Christmas Day and Easter Sunday,  check your bulletin or here online.

Reconciliation / Confession

Thursdays: 7:00 - 8:00 PM

Saturdays: 3:00 - 3:45 PM

or see the priest after Mass.

Each day offers us a new opportunity to grow closer to God, as individuals and as a commumity of faith. Parishioners and visitors alike are welcome to use these resources often.

Scripture & Daily Prayer


1. Daily Scripture Readings. Text, plus audio and video options for every day.

2. Audio Bible Study Courses
Can’t get to our Parish Bible Study Groups ?  Use this convenient link to study at your own pace and schedule. 

Study Bibles -

A. Ignatius Study Bible

B. Navarre Bible - available in Individual or single volumes, reference / study Bibles.

C. Catholic Teen Bible


4. Fr. James Martin S.J. - 3 quick video clips on -

  - The Saints, Prayer, Almsgiving and Joy ( Scroll Down)

 

  Book - The Jesuit Guide to (Almost) Everything

Our school was started in 2009, and we meet every Saturday to learn Polish language, culture, and history, all within the framework of faith. 
Students range in age from children 6-16 and up through to adults. Our mission is to teach children and adults to speak Polish as well as to give them information about Poland and it's people. The classes are every Saturday 10:00 a.m. -1:15 p.m. for children, and adults from 10:00-11:30 a.m..

Events:

·       Christmas Show

·       Movie & Game Day

·       Spring Talent Show

·       End-Of-Year Pizza Party

All are welcome, you don't have to be a parishioner to join !

For all those interested, please contact: Father Martin- 860-871-1970, 
or  Jola- 860-573-8426

Since January of 2009 our parish community has been consistently donating bread to the Cornerstone soup kitchen. The original appeal went out when it was learned that the Freihofer Bakery outlet was closing, which had been a main supplier of assorted bread goods for the Cornerstone, which serves over 45,000 meals and 4,000 beds of lodging a year.

In this article, we'll follow fellow-parishioner Tom Wilk, as he delivers our weekly bread collection. Since January of 2009 to April 3, 2012, our parishioners have donated 4,991 loaves of bread, and 679 grocery items to the Cornerstone soup-kitchen !

Follow the photos here in this link to see the process ( scroll down).

Many thanks for the committed support of those participating parishioners, and we welcome additional families and individuals who can manage to even donate one loaf of bread a week. It's a great way to involve the kids, - let them select the loaf or loaves when doing your weekly shopping, knowing that it's going to those families and individuals in need and / or out of work, especially during this difficult economic time.