Decree Concerning the Relegation to Profane but not Sordid Use of Saint Anne/Immaculate Conception Church Building in Hartford, Connecticut
The Archdiocese of Hartford welcomed The Most Reverend Christopher J. Coyne as Coadjutor Archbishop of Hartford at a Solemn Mass at the Cathedral of Saint Joseph on October 9, 2023. Read below to learn about our new Coadjutor Archbishop. Biography Archbishop Coyne is an uncle to 11 nieces and nephews. Through the gift of [...]
Archbishop Leonard P. Blair Recently in these pages I wrote to you about the celebration of the Sacrament of Confirmation in our Cathedral of St. Joseph. It is a church that belongs to all of us as members of the family of Catholic Faith in our archdiocese. More than ever we need [...]
"Attentive silence and listening is part of worship, and there are other times when we are called to sing." In today's National Eucharistic Revival update, Fr. Ruminski conveys the joys of worshipping as a community with our voices in adoration and praise.
Fr. John Melnick, Rector of the Cathedral of Saint Joseph, invites all the faithful of the Archdiocese to the Mass of Welcome for Archbishop Christopher Coyne, taking place Monday, October 9th, at 2 PM at the Cathedral. Please join the many bishops, priests, deacons, religious brothers and sisters, and laity [...]
Deacon Earle Kimball passed away on October 2, 2023 at the age of 83. Deacon Earle was ordained November 18, 1983 by Archbishop Whealon, and served at St. Francis of Assisi (Naugatuck), St. Mary (Union City), Sacred Heart (Waterbury) and St. Vincent Ferrer (Naugatuck) Parishes until his retirement in 2014. He is survived by [...]
In today's National Eucharistic Revival update, Fr. Ruminski reminds us that Jesus invites us to come to him, fully present in the Eucharist, in our times of deepest need.
In today's National Eucharistic Revival update, Fr. Ruminski invites us to listen to God speak in quiet.
In today's National Eucharistic Revival update, Fr. Ruminski offers some helpful suggestions for how you can make a gift of yourself to our Lord by spending some time with Christ in the Eucharist.