Traditional Solemn Requiem Mass for All Souls Day, followed by the ceremony of Absolution at the Catafalque.

We pray with special fervor on this day for the relief of the souls in purgatory. Please come join us in prayer!

The Mass is celebrated in Latin with Gregorian chant. Booklets are available containing an English translation of the ceremony. The traditional Requiem Mass is one of the most moving experiences of our Catholic faith.

Confessions available at 5:30 p.m.

Did you recently graduate high school? Are you working or in college? Or did you just graduate from college? Join us on Thursday nights for lively fellowship and robust faith conversations. Open to anyone, 18-23 years old.

If you are a single woman between the ages of 18-35, you are welcome to join other discerning women to spend the weekend with the Apostles. Experience our life of prayer, ministry and community!

If you are a single woman between the ages of 18-35, you are welcome to join other discerning women to spend the weekend with the Apostles. Experience our life of prayer, ministry and community!

If you are a single woman between the ages of 18-35, you are welcome to join other discerning women to spend the weekend with the Apostles. Experience our life of prayer, ministry and community!

Join us at St. Aloysius for a Bible Study session with Carlos Villar, where we will explore the life and significance of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Join other women in Catholic sisterhood! We’ll be sharing hearts and growing closer in friendship. Open to college women and college-aged women (18-23).

A book study of “Screwtape Letters” by C.S Lewis.

The theme of the Adult Theology series this year is “Our Life In Christ: Introduction to Catholic Moral Teaching.”

This Tuesday’s talk will be about “Conscience and the Moral Law.” Why does God give us a moral law? What is the “natural law” and how does it relate to the Ten Commandments? What does it mean to have a well formed conscience?

The parish provides warm and cold beverages. Please feel free to bring a snack to share! This class meets downstairs in the church hall. Catholics and non-Catholics alike are welcome to attend. There are a total of 12 meetings throughout the year.

Women’s Morning of Reflection, Interior Stillness

Please join us for a Morning of Reflection at St. Patrick’s, in Armonk, with our special preaching guests the Lay Consecrated Women of Regnum Christi. The theme for the morning will be “Interior Stillness.” Light refreshments and time for fellowship will follow the reflections.

Mass and Confession will be offered by Fr. Eric Nielsen, L.C.

 

Meetings on Wednesdays at 7:00 pm consisting of Faith-filled discussions, fellowship, and adoration! Not meeting on 11/1 or 11/15 this month.

Did you recently graduate high school? Are you working or in college? Or did you just graduate from college? Join us on Thursday nights for lively fellowship and robust faith conversations. Open to anyone, 18-23 years old.

Join us for Adoration at 7pm. There will be a homily, praise + worship, and confessions. Fellowship to follow in the Community Room!

Join us for a Worldly Adventure with the Saints: Featuring International Food, Drinks, and More!

A book study of “Screwtape Letters” by C.S Lewis.

Join other women in Catholic sisterhood! We’ll be sharing hearts and growing closer in friendship. Open to college women and college-aged women (18-23).

Join us as we walk through scripture while praying the rosary.

Join the Apostles and other single discerning women (ages 18-35) every 2nd Monday of the month, to share on topics related to discernment and the call to holiness!

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Join us for Mass and a Social for the young adults of greater Bridgeport!

Did you recently graduate high school? Are you working or in college? Or did you just graduate from college? Join us on Thursday nights for lively fellowship and robust faith conversations. Open to anyone, 18-23 years old.

Join the Young Adults of the Greater Bridgeport area for an evening of baking and bonding. Get ready to make some delicious goodies to be shared at the Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus’ annual Holly Berry Festival.

Date & Time:
November 16th at 7 pm

Location:
St. James Parish Center
2110 Main Street,
Stratford, CT

Come, show us your baking skills and enjoy the warmth of the community. Our treats will be a highlight at the Holly Berry Festival, and the proceeds from the festival go towards supporting the retired Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Join us at the Holly Berry Festival vibes at Sacred Heart Academy in Hamden from Nov 17th to 18th. Explore craft stalls, test your luck with raffles, treat yourself to some delicious baked goods, and yes, even relive a bit of kiddo fun with some activities. It’s all about that mix of nostalgia and fresh holiday feels. So, bring your pals and let’s get into the festive groove together. See you there!

Sacred Heart Academy
265 Benham Street
Hamden, CT 06514

Friday, November 17
3:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Saturday, November 18
10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Join us at the Holly Berry Festival vibes at Sacred Heart Academy in Hamden from Nov 17th to 18th. Explore craft stalls, test your luck with raffles, treat yourself to some delicious baked goods, and yes, even relive a bit of kiddo fun with some activities. It’s all about that mix of nostalgia and fresh holiday feels. So, bring your pals and let’s get into the festive groove together. See you there!

Sacred Heart Academy
265 Benham Street
Hamden, CT 06514

Friday, November 17
3:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Saturday, November 18
10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Join us as we explore the theme of gratitude in scripture!

The theme of the Adult Theology series this year is “Our Life In Christ: Introduction to Catholic Moral Teaching.” This Faith Formation program is free of charge and is open to all. The purpose is to give Catholic adults of all ages a deeper understanding of the faith than they may have received from simple catechism study earlier in life, and to give interested non-Catholics an in-depth introduction to the Catholic faith. The class is taught by our parish priest.

After learning last time about the Moral Law in general, this Tuesday’s talk will be about “Sin: An Obstacle to the Love of God.” Topics addressed include: How do we know if something is a sin? Is sin just a technicality? Is Christian morality just a question of avoiding sin? Why does mortal sin separate us from God? Where does temptation come from?

The parish provides warm and cold beverages. Please feel free to bring a snack to share! This class meets downstairs in the church hall. Catholics and non-Catholics are welcome to attend.

This will be the last meeting of the calendar year.

Join us at Towne Parlor at 7:30 pm for pizza, beer, fellowship, and a talk on the Catholic faith!

Socialize, have a beer, and listen to a great talk

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Meetings on Wednesdays at 7:00 pm consisting of Faith-filled discussions, fellowship, and adoration! Not meeting on 11/1 or 11/15 this month.

Join us for Holy Hour at St. Aloysius church at 6:15 followed by a Friendsgiving social afterwards! Please follow the link below to sign up for the event, as well as if you would like to bring something to the event.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080449ADA62DA5F58-46062220-friendsgiving#/

We will meet at 42 Vail Road Bethel, spoken language portuguese

Our Lord is waiting for you! Now is the time to Arise! 

Arise is an opportunity to adore our Lord in the blessed sacrament, Join us for praise & worship and a time of reflection. The sacrament of confession will be available.

 

Join us for a women’s evening of conversation, music, and reflection to focus on the true meaning of this blessed season. The evening will be lit by candlelight — keeping us focused on Christ as the true light of the season.

Our speaker for the evening is Sr. Frances LSP Our cantor will be Nancy Leville



Cost:
$20 Individual registration $120 Table Hostess/Co-Hostess registration (table of 8) (Table Hostesses pay for the table in full but may collect the individual fee per person. The fee for the hostesses/co-hostess is waived) Hostess Guidelines

Reservations can be made by Scanning or Clicking Here:

Contact Tricia LaValle 203-536-0237 with any questions or to register. Complete Details Can Be Found at https://tinyurl.com/AbyC2023
Net proceeds will be donated to the Little Sisters of the Poor

The North American Vocation Team (NAVT) of the School Sisters of Notre Dame (SSND) invites young adults ages 18 and older to a monthly online evening prayer on Tuesdays at 8 p.m. EST (7 p.m. CST) via Zoom. Upcoming dates for evening prayer are September 26, October 24 and November 28. More information and registration for the Zoom links is available at ssnd.org/events/.  

 

The online prayer typically lasts about an hour. Participants experience evening prayer in the rhythm of the Liturgy of the Hours interspersed with faith sharing and/or other prayer styles such as Lectio Divina, Taizé or Contemplative prayer.

 

“Since 2020, our online evening prayer has allowed us to connect regularly with sisters and young adults all across the U.S. and Canada,” said Sister Bridget Waldorf of the NAVT. “We enjoy sharing our daily communal prayer with those who are seeking to better recognize and understand God’s presence in their lives.”

 

The NAVT accompanies young adults as they discern God’s call while informing them about religious life and especially the mission and charism of SSND, an international community of almost 2,000 women religious founded in Bavaria in 1833. Learn more at ssnd.org.

Join us for the Novena of Preparation for the Immaculate Conception! We welcome a special guest preacher each day to give us a meditation on a mystery from the life of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Today’s preacher is Canon Francis X. Altiere, our pastor. He will give a meditation on “The Nativity of Mary” and will give a general explanation of the history and purpose of this beautiful Novena. After the sermon, there will be Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, with the Litany of Our Lady, the Novena prayer, and the Novena hymn “Tota pulchra es.”

Confessions begin at 5:30 p.m.

Meetings on Wednesdays at 7:00 pm consisting of Faith-filled discussions, fellowship, and adoration! Not meeting on 11/1 or 11/15 this month.

We are Annie and John Puskar – the new Chairs of the Auxiliary. We were invested in the Order one year ago. Since we joined, we couldn’t be more inspired by all of you and the work we do as an order.

Our goal this year is to energize and build our Auxiliary so that we can serve more people. This starts with our kickoff “Friendsgiving” event on November 30th at 6 p.m. at Malta House (139 W Rocks Rd, Norwalk, CT 06851). This includes:

• Mass at 6 p.m. is concelebrated by two of our amazing young priests – Fr. Chris Ford and Fr. Ferry Galbert


• “Friendsgiving” Dinner to follow

The goal of this first family-friendly event (kids are welcome–our 3 and 5 year old boys will be there!) is to make it fun! We are asking you to forward this to any potential Auxiliary members and ask you to please attend. Having our Auxiliary meet current Knights and Dames is the surest way for us to get them excited about Malta.

The event is free – but if you would like to bring something, we instead encourage you to make a donation to the Malta House. Please email ageorgepuskar@fordham.edu so that we have an accurate headcount for food and wine- and we will send you the official invitation!

Join us for the Novena of Preparation for the Immaculate Conception! We welcome a special guest preacher each day to give us a meditation on a mystery from the life of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Today’s preacher is Father Joseph Gill, pastor of Saint Jude’s Parish (Monroe) and chaplain at Cardinal Kung Academy. He will give a meditation on “The Holy Name of Mary.” After the sermon, there will be Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, with the Litany of Our Lady, the Novena prayer, and the Novena hymn “Tota pulchra es.”

Confessions begin at 5:30 p.m.

Join YAs from Greater Bridgeport for our monthly Faith on Tap at the Seagrape in Fairfield! We will have Fr. Andrew LaFleur from Bethel come speak. Food will be provided, and drinks will be available for purchase. Park in the lot by the Grape, or on the street nearby.