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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. -
From Father Michael...
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January 20
As I mentioned at all the Masses last weekend, the people of Saint Catherine of Siena Parish were amazingly generous and kind in our 2018 Advent Giving Tree program, raising a total of $98,237.79 and then directing their donations to be allocated in the following manner: to the Knights of Malta Mobile House of Care, a total of $55,856.00 and to our parish’s Neighbors in Need Fund, a total of $42,381.79! No other word can express my thanks other than AMAZING! When I spoke to Michelle Murphy, the executive director of the Malta House of CareRead More -
January 20
This Sunday the Gospel of John proclaims the account of Jesus’ first miracle, and what the Church considers another manifestation of Christ as the Son of God (adding to the Nativity of Jesus, the Epiphany of the Lord, and the Baptism of the Lord) at the Wedding Feast at Cana—the miracle of changing water into wine.Read More -
January 19
A parishioner working on his Eagle Scout project has designed and built a new food pantry collection station—it’s in the same location in the vestibule, but this new set-up provides for a safer, bigger and wonderful ease-of-use, offering better organization of the various types of food stuffs we collect. The new food pantry station is easily mobile and can be brought right to the vehicles outside that are taking the food to the Town of Simsbury Food Pantry.Read More -
January 12
As we end the Christmas season with today’s celebration of Jesus’ Baptism by John in the waters of the Jordan River, we might ask ourselves “what is today’s celebration all about?” We are told by John that he baptizes with water but when Jesus comes, He will baptize with “fire and the Holy Spirit.” What does this mean, and why do we then in the Catholic Church use water at baptisms?Read More
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Year-end tax statement Anyone who would like one is asked to contact the office, 658-1642 or stcathy@comcast.net.
St. Elizabeth House-next service date is January 20th . Food needs to be ready to serve (casseroles hot, salad pre-cut) and at the church by 3:45 p.m. Please sign up in the atrium. Questions, contact Leila Bruno at (860) 392-8585.
Feed The Hungry next visit to prepare and serve lunch in Hartford will be Saturday, Jan. 26th leaving St. Catherine at 9:30 a.m. and returning by 1:30 p.m. Teens and adult volunteers are needed. Sign up in the vestibule to reserve your spot. The homeless are always in need of your generosity!
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Monday following daily Mass, pray the Rosary
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Tuesday following daily Mass join us for Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
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Wednesday following daily Mass the Rosary for World Peace is prayed.
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Friday following daily Mass The Chaplet of Divine Mercy is prayed.
The Parish Prayer Line is here! 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. We’ll include your prayers by our ministers of prayer. -
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Is 62:1-5Responsorial Psalm Ps 96:1-2, 2-3, 7-8, 9-10Reading 2 1 Cor 12:4-11Gospel Jn 2:1-11
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