Weekday Mass Schedule
Monday 8:00am at St. Jerome
Tuesday 8:00am at St. Maurice
Wednesday 8:00am and 5:30pm at St. Jerome
Thursday 8:00am at St. Maurice
Friday 12:10pm at St. Jerome
Weekend Mass Schedule
Saturday 4:00pm at St. Jerome, 6:00pm at St. Maurice
Sunday 9:00am at St. Maurice, 11:00am at St. Jerome
NOTE: Please note that we will continue to have the 6:00pm Saturday evening Mass at St. Maurice Church until further notice. It has been erroneously omitted in the bulletin.
Only the Saturday Mass at 6:00pm will be live streamed on YouTube. Please join us from your computer or mobile device!
Further Extension of Dispensation from Sunday Mass Obligation
As was announced in the January 21 memo from Archbishop Blair to Priests of the Archdiocese, with the continuation of limitations on Mass attendance and our responsibility to ensure the health and safety of our Catholic people, the Archbishop is extending the dispensation from the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days up to and including Sunday, May 23, which is Pentecost Sunday. Guidelines for opening of churches throughout the Archdiocese of Hartford can be found here.
Pastor's Letter

Divine Mercy Sunday
04-11-2021Fr. John C. GranatoMy Dear Friends,
Today is Divine Mercy Sunday. The name comes from St. Faustina and the date (the second Sunday of Easter) was promulgated by Pope St. John Paul II. There is a growing devotion in our country to the Divine Mercy chaplet as well as the messages of St. Faustina in her diary. These messages, which St. Faustina claims comes from our Lord, is a logical extension of the devotion to the Sacred Heart. Our world is in desperate need of Divine Mercy. Just spend one hour on social media and all you see is hate and anger towards people who do not believe what you believe. Our country, our state, our city, our Catholic Church, our Archdiocesan church, our local parish and our families are not exempt from the hatred and anger that seethes in the undercurrent of human relationships. At the personal level, many people are burdened by sin in their lives as well. Whether it is sexual sin, greed, racism, gluttony, pride, envy, wrath or having procured an abortion, many people are not able to forgive themselves. Divine Mercy is our Lord’s way of saying that you are forgiven, even for the most heinous of sins, let alone all the other sins we are guilty of committing on a daily basis. And when we are not able to forgive ourselves, we by extension find it difficult to forgive others. Yet forgiveness is a central tenet of our Catholic faith. Let us, therefore, turn to the Lord and his Sacred Heart asking for Divine Mercy so that we may live in freedom from sin.
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