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Saint Colman Church

Middlefield, Connecticut

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Welcome To The Catholic Community Of
Saint Colman
Serving Catholic Families in the Middlefield and Rockfall Areas
Mass Schedule

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 3:00 - 3:50PM. Other times by appointment
    

 Easter Thank You

Father Michael, Father James, Deacon Joseph wish to express sincerest thanks to all of YOU who sent beautiful Easter cards, gifts, delicious foods and baked goods to the rectory during Holy Week and Easter.Thanks also for your gifts to Gracie, the rectory dog. May the Risen Lord Bless your thoughtfulness and kindness to us all at the Holy Easter time.


 

Deanery Church Bulletins

Rev. Michael Giannitelli

  
Parochial Vicar:
Rev: James Sucholet
 
Deacons:
Rev. Mr. Peter L. Gill
 

Rev. Mr. Ronald E. Blank

deacon.ron@gmail.com

 
Director of Religious Education:
 
Barbara-Jean DiMauro
BJDRECOLMAN@comcast.net

 
Parish Secretary:
 
Parish Council Chairman:
Frank Lentini
 
Music Director:
Matthew Campisi
 
Choir Coordinator:
Norma Chevrier
 
Assistant Organist:
Andrew Williams
 
Cantor:
Spencer Kelly
 
Ladies Guild President:
Kit Roberts
 
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


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CARAVAGGIO

Madonna del Rosario

c. 1607

Oil on canvas, 365 x 250 cm

Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

  

The month of May is dedicated to The Blessed Virgin Mary. All but the last 4 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 last four days of the month (beginning the Monday after Pentecost) are 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
6. Fifth Sunday of Easter, Sunday
10. St. Damien Joseph de Veuster, priest, Opt. Mem.
13. Sixth Sunday of Easter, Sunday
14. Matthias, Feast
15. Isidore the Farmer (USA), Opt. Mem.
18. John I, Opt. Mem.
20. Ascension, Solemnity
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. Philip Neri, Memorial
27. Pentecost; Whitsunday, Sunday
31. Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Feast

 

  

Focus of the Liturgy

  

ThThe Gospel readings for all the Sundays in May are taken from St. John and St. Mark and are from Year B, Cycle 2.

May 6th - 5th Sunday of Easter

In today's Gospel Jesus says He is the vine and we are the branches.

May 13th - 6th Sunday of Easter

Christ gives the commandment to love as He loves.

May 20th - Ascension (7th Sunday of Easter)

Jesus tells the apostles to "Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit."

May 27th - Pentecost Sunday

In this Gospel Jesus gives the disciples the power to forgive sins.