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Middlefield, Connecticut

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St. Colman Church - Middlefield, CT 

Welcome To The Catholic

Communities of

Saint Colman

&

Notre Dame

"We are One Body in Christ"

Notre Dame Church - Durham, CT

Serving Catholic Families in the Middlefield, Rockfall & Durham areas


St. Colman Youth Choir is actively seeking new members. Rehearsals are Sunday mornings from 10:30-11:15 in the choir loft. The group sings at the Vigil Mass on the first Saturday of the month. Students in grades 1-8 are invited to join. Singing in the choir is a great way to become involved in the parish community and meet new friends. Please see Music Director Matt Campisi after any weekend Mass or call 860-398-3934.

 

 

Mass Schedule - St Colman

Vigil Mass:Saturday 4pm Sunday Mass:9:30am Daily Mass: Monday - Friday 8am (Autumn Spring & Summer)

First Friday of the Month:8am Mass followed by Eucharistic Holy Hour & Sacred Heart of Jesus Devotions

Holy Days of Obligation: 8am Mass

Baptism:Arrangements are made only after meeting with Parents. Sponsor certificates are given to those who have been registered and active participants in the parish for at least six months.
Marriages:
6 Months advance meeting with Priest. Marriage preparation manditory.
Registration:
New parishioners should register as soon as possible. Please notify Rectory of any change of address or of telephone number.
Confessions:
Saturday 3pm. Other times by appointment
Holy Rosary:
3:30pm

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Sunday Masses: 8am & 11am Daily Mass:Monday - Friday 8am (Winter) followed by Devotions: Monday - St. Joseph, Tuesday - St. Theresa of the Child Jesus, Wednesday - Miraculous Medal Novena, Thursday - Mass, Friday - Divine Mercy Novena & Chaplet

First Saturday of the Month:8am Mass followed by: Immaculate Heart of Mary Devotions
Holy Days of Obligation: 7pm Mass 


 

 
- Daily Scripture Reading

- Stations of The Cross
- How To Pray The Rosary
- New American Bible
- Is God Calling You?
- Deanery Church Bulletins 


 

Administrator:
Rev: James Sucholet

Deacons:
Rev. Mr. Peter L. Gill
PDGCOLMAN@comcast.net

Rev. Mr. Ronald E. Blank
Deacon.ron@gmail.com

Director of Religious Education:

Barbara-Jean DiMauro
BJDRECOLMAN@comcast.net

Parish Secretary:
Sandra P. Gill
SGSECCOLMAN@comcast.net

Parish Council Chairman:
Frank Lentini

Music Director:
Matthew Campisi

 

Choir Coordinator:
Norma Chevrier
 
 Assistant Organist:
Andrew Williams
 
Cantor:
Spencer Kelly
 

Sexton

Tom Capega

Ladies Guild President:
Timi Eckhoff
 

Holy Name Society President:
Paul Pizzo

Rectory:
145 Hubbard Street
PO Box 457
Middlefield, CT06455-0457
Telephone:860-349-3868

Religious Education:
860-347-1725

Church Hall:
860-349-8074


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DÜRER, Albrecht

The Adoration of the Holy Trinity (Landauer Altar)

1511
Oil on lindenwood, 135 x 123,4 cm
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

The month of May is dedicated to The Blessed Virgin Mary. The first 19 days of the month fall within the liturgical season of Easter, which is represented by the liturgical color white — the color of light, a symbol of joy, purity and innocence (absolute or restored). The remainder of the month (beginning the Monday after Pentecost) is in Ordinary Time which is represented by the liturgical color green. This symbol of hope is the color of the sprouting seed and arouses in the faithful the hope of reaping the eternal harvest of heaven, especially the hope of a glorious resurrection.

 

Feasts for May
  

The feasts on the General Roman Calendar celebrated during the month of May are:
 

1. Joseph the Worker, Opt. Mem.
2. Athanasius, Memorial
3. Philip and James, Feast
5. Sixth Sunday of Easter, Sunday
10. St. Damien Joseph de Veuster, priest, Opt. Mem.
12. Ascension or the Seventh Sunday of Easter, Sunday
13. Our Lady of Fatima, Opt. Mem.
14. Matthias, Feast
15. Isidore the Farmer (USA), Opt. Mem.
18. John I, Opt. Mem.
19. Pentecost; Whitsunday, Sunday
20. Bernardine of Siena, Opt. Mem.
21. Christopher Magallanes and companions; Eugene de Mazenod (Canada), Opt. Mem.
22. Rita of Cascia, Opt. Mem.
25. Bede the Venerable; Gregory VII; Mary Magdalene de Pazzi, Opt. Mem.
26. Trinity Sunday, Solemnity
27. Augustine of Canterbury, Opt. Mem.
31. Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Feast

 

Focus of the Liturgy

The Gospel readings for all the Sundays in May are taken from St. John and St. Luke and are from Year C, Cycle 1. 

May 5th - 6th Sunday of Easter

In this Gospel Jesus promises to send the Holy Spirit.

 

May 12th -Ascension

(7 Sunday of Easter)

This Gospel relates Christ's Ascension into heaven.

 

May 19th- Pentecost Sunday

In this Gospel Jesus gives the Apostles the power to forgive sins

May 26th - Trinity Sunday

 

Jesus says the Spirit of truth will come and that everything the Father has is His.