Alleluia!

Sunday of Divine Mercy: April 11 

April 11 Bulletin;    April 11 Worship Aid

* The 4:00pm Mass on Saturday will be Livestreamed  

Divine Mercy Sunday is the very special Sunday each year when the floodgates of God’s mercy are wide-opened, and Jesus offers the total forgiveness of all sins and punishment to any soul who goes to Confession and receives Him in Holy Communion on that day.

Join us! Everyone Welcome!

Confessions: 1:30-2:30pm 

Holy Hour: 3:00pm  (Download the Worship Aid)

NOTE: Seat Reservations for Weekend Mass must be made online. Due to the ongoing pandemic, pre-registration for Mass is required. Kindly register for Mass, & bring your confirmation with you to Church. Welcome Team members will confirm registration at the door. Capacity is limited to 200 people per Mass. Per State & Diocesan guidelines, doors will be closed once capacity is reached.

We are excited to announce that a wonderful team of volunteers has stepped forward to lead small group discussions on a dynamic new video series offered through the Formed library, called The Search. 

The Search invites you to explore life’s mysteries in an innovative video series that tackles the key questions of every human heart. Experts from the fields of science, medicine, psychology, art, and religion examine our place in the larger story of existence. 

Small groups for guided discussion are forming now. Most groups will meet by Zoom. We're happy to offer groups for various age groups including teen, young adult and adult. I highly encourage you to join a group that is right for you. 

The Search is great for everyone age 10-110, and the perfect launch pad for family discussion. “The Search” is freely available in the Formed.org library. It is a Winner of the prestigious Legatus Award.

Our goal at St. Catherine's this year is $136,300. 

So far, we have reached $51,625 which brings us to 38% of our goal. THANK YOU to all who have already supported the Appeal! 

REMEMBER: if we surpass our goal, 50% of the overage will go to St. Charles Borromeo in Bridgeport, our Mother Parish, and the other 50% will come back to us for our own parish needs and expenses.