Please join us for Bible Study, led by Frederick Bruce, at 7:00pm!

The next talk in the Adult Catechism series on Moral Theology is: “The Virtues of Faith and Hope”.

Is faith necessary for salvation? What are the ways we could sin against the virtue of faith? What are the elements of hope? What is the difference between presumption and despair?

All are welcome. The talk is held downstairs in the church hall. Tea and coffee are provided. Potluck collation.

“Follow Me: Meeting Jesus in the Gospel of John”

Following Christ takes more than simply believing in him or doing what he asks of us. Jesus wants you to be more than just a believer—he wants you to be his disciple and friend. Join us on Tuesday nights for lively fellowship and robust faith conversations.

Solemn Latin Mass for the 750th anniversary of the death of Saint Thomas Aquinas, patron saint of students. After Mass, there will be the veneration of a relic of the saint. Possibility to gain a plenary indulgence.

James Lalino is an investigative journalist with Project Veritas. James helped bring to light anti-Catholic discrimination within the Greenwich Public School system. James is also a member of the greater NYC Catholic community. James will give an insider’s view into what went into this story and others he worked with at Project Veritas.

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“Ephesians: Discover Your Inheritance”

Ephesians was one of the most widely circulated of St. Paul’s writings because of its powerful, practical instructions for disciples of Christ. Open to anyone, 18-24 years old. Join us on Thursday nights for lively fellowship and robust faith conversations.

Join us for High Mass on Laetare Sunday at 10:15 a.m.

After Mass please join us downstairs in the church hall for a social hour, including the rector’s annual “simnel cake,” served traditionally on Laetare Sunday. Feel free to make one of your own, or to bring other treats to share, on this joyous Sunday which marks the fact that just over half of Lent is over!

From Alejandro Monteverde, award-winning director of 𝘚𝘰𝘶𝘯𝘥 𝘰𝘧 𝘍𝘳𝘦𝘦𝘥𝘰𝘮, comes the powerful epic of Francesca Cabrini, an Italian immigrant who arrives in New York City in 1889 and is greeted by disease, crime, and impoverished children. Cabrini sets off on a daring mission to convince the hostile mayor to secure housing and healthcare for society’s most vulnerable. With broken English and poor health, Cabrini builds an empire of hope unlike anything the world had ever seen.

Please join us for Bible Study, led by Aidan Brady, at 7:00pm!

“Follow Me: Meeting Jesus in the Gospel of John”

Following Christ takes more than simply believing in him or doing what he asks of us. Jesus wants you to be more than just a believer—he wants you to be his disciple and friend. Join us on Tuesday nights for lively fellowship and robust faith conversations.

“Ephesians: Discover Your Inheritance”

Ephesians was one of the most widely circulated of St. Paul’s writings because of its powerful, practical instructions for disciples of Christ. Open to anyone, 18-24 years old. Join us on Thursday nights for lively fellowship and robust faith conversations.

Join us for Stations of The Cross during this season of Lent, followed by Pizza and refreshments in McGivney Hall.

Please join us for a Bible Study, led by Will Coupe, at 7:00pm!

“Follow Me: Meeting Jesus in the Gospel of John”

Following Christ takes more than simply believing in him or doing what he asks of us. Jesus wants you to be more than just a believer—he wants you to be his disciple and friend. Join us on Tuesday nights for lively fellowship and robust faith conversations.

Join our monthly young adult Mass! We begin with Adoration at 6 pm, followed by Mass at 6:30 pm, celebrated by Father Miguel Betancur Lenis. Then join us afterward for some goodies and a social!

“Ephesians: Discover Your Inheritance”

Ephesians was one of the most widely circulated of St. Paul’s writings because of its powerful, practical instructions for disciples of Christ. Open to anyone, 18-24 years old. Join us on Thursday nights for lively fellowship and robust faith conversations.

Please join us at St. Patrick’s Church for Stations of the Cross followed by a movie in Conlisk Hall. Food and drinks provided!

Stations of the Cross begins at 7:00 in the church.

Please join us for an hour of Eucharistic Adoration with confessions in the church!

“Follow Me: Meeting Jesus in the Gospel of John”

Following Christ takes more than simply believing in him or doing what he asks of us. Jesus wants you to be more than just a believer—he wants you to be his disciple and friend. Join us on Tuesday nights for lively fellowship and robust faith conversations.

Tenebrae is the service of Matins and Lauds for the Sacred Triduum, traditionally anticipated to the evening before. As the ceremony proceeds, the sun goes down and the candles are extinguished, leaving the church in darkness at the end. Join us on Spy Wednesday at 7 p.m. for the Office of Tenebrae, sung in full in Gregorian chant.

Join us as we adore Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament at seven Bridgeport parishes in the time-honored tradition of the Seven Church Pilgrimage! Pray and reflect on Our Lord’s passion and death together with fellow young adults as we officially enter the Sacred Triduum.

An list of the seven parishes we will visit will be finalized prior to Holy Week.

Please register for this and our other Triduum activities at https://forms.gle/TZCvPUPxdND58SWf9

Join us for Bridgeport’s one-of-a-kind Stations of the Cross procession on Good Friday! We will accompany Our Lord through his Passion and death, praying in four languages and visiting major sites of the Catholic faith in Bridgeport.

Please register for this and our other Triduum activities at https://forms.gle/TZCvPUPxdND58SWf9

Join us at the new Thomas Merton Center for a day of community service!

PLEASE NOTE we will be at the NEW Thomas Merton Center (1406 State Street, Bridgeport); not at the old Thomas Merton Family Center on Madison Ave.

This event is CAPPED at 20 volunteers.

Please register for our other Triduum events at https://forms.gle/TZCvPUPxdND58SWf9

Solemn Latin Mass for Easter Sunday at 10:15 a.m., followed by the singing of the “Regina Caeli” at Our Lady’s altar and then the traditional blessing of Easter eggs and of the (live!) Easter lamb. If you have fresh eggs to be blessed, please place them before Mass on the table set up by the Sacred Heart statue.

MUSIC PROGRAM:
“Missa O Quam gloriosum” – T.L. de Victoria (+ 1611)
Offertory motet – “Maria Magdalene” – A. Gabrieli (+ 1585)
Communion motet – “Regina caeli” – O. Lassus (+ 1594)
Recessional – “Jesus Christ is ris’n today”