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Parish Mission Statement
As the Parish of Saint Catherine of Siena we are a community of disciples of Jesus Christ. In communion with our Archbishop and the Roman Catholic Church throughout the world, we proclaim the Resurrection of Jesus Christ and His Gospel.
Through our life of worship, we acknowledge our need for the love and mercy of God and we welcome all to share in them. Through our ministries and service, we seek to form our members more deeply as disciples of Jesus and to make present, in our own times, the love and peace of the dawning Kingdom of God. -
Broadcast of Daily Mass Will Start at 8:30am
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From Father Michael...
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May 15
Thanks be to God we now are far from the days of 2020 and even 2021 when a new, unknown virus infected our Nation and hospitals were overwhelmed and people were dying. We prayed like we never prayed before. We refused to go out in public, we ordered our dinners as take-away and our groceries arrived by way of home-delivery. We washed our soup cans off and left our dry goods and the mail in the garage for 24 hours… washed our hands like clock-work and bleached everything in sight.Read More -
April 27
Sadly, for many people Easter is a one-day celebration. Beginning early in the morning with the great then search for what Peter Rabbit left in the Easter basket hidden somewhere in the house or out in the yard, then Mass—perhaps an Easter egg hunt followed by a meal with family and friends. On Monday all the Easter decorations are packed up until next year. But for the Church—and for all peoples—Easter is a long, powerful celebration of 50 days of remembrances of the Love of God who raised His Son from the dead so that we, the sinners, may be healed and live for all Eternity with God in His Kingdom.Read More -
April 17
"Alleluia!" Christ is Risen! "Alleluia!" With these simple words we proclaim to all the world that death does not have the final word. with these simple words we proclaim our believe in the promise of Jesus Christ that everyone who lives and believes in Him will have eternal life. Jesus came to deliver a message of hope...Read More -
April 13
The Easter Triduum is a period (of three days) in the calendar of the Catholic Church that spans from Holy Thursday through to Glorious Easter Saturday. These are the three days that immediately proceeds Easter Sunday, when the Church erupts with celebration over Jesus’ Resurrection from the dead. There is great joy as the Church remembers this event in the history of mankind because it is the realization of God’s plan of salvation for us all. It means that through the blood of Jesus, through His resurrection from the dead, God has made a way for us all to fulfil the real purpose for our existence; that is to live with Him forever.Read More
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Parish Happenings...
Please join us as we say a rosary for the unborn. We will be praying on Monday, May 30th after the morning Mass by the Mary Statue. All are welcome.
Ukraine Solidarity fund Your gift today will provide temporary shelter, food, medical supplies, clothing, communications and religious supplies. These items will all be immediately distributed, and 100% of your gift will go directly to these displaced people.
Join us today in supporting Ukraine Solidarity Fund!
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The Knights of Columbus Council 2758 scholarships available to any post secondary student who has not previously received the scholarship and who is enrolled in school for the upcoming year. Please see Mrs. Altamirano or Mrs. Hanshaw for an application. Deadline is June 30th
FEED THE HUNGRY Lunch Service on May 21st. Please sign up by Weds, May 18th. Questions? Contact Rich Sickinger at 860-558-6940, richsickinger@gmail.com.
All VOLUNTEERS MUST HAVE THE COVID-19 VACCINATION. We serve a vulnerable population and our priority is to protect them and our volunteers as well
Feed The Hungry Sign up and Instructions
Pantry Partners Thank you to all of the volunteers who assisted in the SCPP food distribution. We serve families in Simsbury who experience food insecurity by providing fresh and frozen food monthly.
The next distribution date is May 21st
Street Sandwich Ministry Our next Street Sandwich Ministry collection is scheduled for Saturday, May 21st, Sunday, May 22nd, and Monday morning, May 23rd . Monday morning sandwich drop off time is now by no later than 9:30 am. Sandwiches of any kind are needed-rolls, bread, pita bread, wraps, filled with deli meats/cheese of any kind, or any kind of protein such as PB&J. Please NO CONDIMENTS OR LETTUCE.
Deliver individually wrapped sandwiches (foil, baggies, or cellophane) to the kitchen using the outside kitchen entrance. If you are able to help make sandwiches.
The Parish Prayer Line Ext. 8 has been added to 860.658.1642 to accept your prayer requests for our Health & Healing Ministry’s Prayer Tree. Join in on the power of prayer! Please let us know for whom you wish us to pray.
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Today's Readings