Location: Remote Eligible (with occasional travel) Schedule: Part-Time (includes occasional evenings/weekends) Position Overview The Archdiocese of Hartford is seeking a Technology Implementation Specialist & Data Analyst to join our Office of Catholic Schools. This newly created position is ideal for a mission-driven technology professional passionate about education, data systems, and digital learning environments. You [...]
Location: Bloomfield, CT (with occasional travel) Schedule: Part-Time (with occasional off-hour/weekend needs) About the Role The Educational Technology Specialist & School Support position is a newly created role designed to elevate technology integration across elementary and secondary Catholic schools within the Archdiocese. This individual will serve as a bridge between instructional goals and innovative [...]
Members of Our Lady of the Assumption’s Faith, Hope & Charity Committee gather to discuss their initiatives. SUBMITTED PHOTO Story by Joe Pisani When Margaret Hamilton and parishioners from Our Lady of the Assumption Roman Catholic Parish in Woodbridge and Bethany went into New Haven with fresh produce from their community garden, they [...]
Story by Joe Pisani The Connecticut Catholic Public Affairs Conference achieved “successes we were happy about” during the 2025 Connecticut Legislative Session, according to Deacon David Reynolds, the Conference’s associate director for public policy. “Legislation dealing with abortion, transgender rights and immigration reflected the conflict between existing state law and the recently revised federal laws [...]
by ARCHBISHOP CHRISTOPHER J. COYNE The C&W star Kenny Chesney has a song, “I didn’t get here alone that road’s just too rough and long. I might be the one the spotlight’s on … I know I didn’t get here alone.” I suppose my life’s chorus would go something like this, “I didn’t get [...]
Fourth graders Darius, Liam and Delia, left to right, show off displays about Germany they worked on for a schoolwide project, Around the World, sponsored by St. Mary-St. Michael School in Derby. PHOTO BY KAREN A. AVITABILE Story by Karen A. Avitabile Students from St. Mary-St. Michael School in Derby took part in [...]
Story by Joe Pisani In the last class of the semester, one of my students gave an impassioned speech about the dangers of artificial intelligence. I wish Pope Leo XIV could have heard it, because two days later the newly elected pontiff offered his own sobering account of why we must be cautious of where [...]
Kristyn Figbie, communications coordinator for St. Francis of Assisi Parish in New Britain, designs a Sunday bulletin that takes a more graphic approach to information with browsable tables and photos that capture the vitality of the parish community. Photo by Shelley Wolf Story by Shelley Wolf Parishes within the archdiocese are always looking [...]
Deacon Daniel A. Camerota passed away on Tuesday May 27 at the age of 90. Deacon Camerota was ordained on March 7, 1980, and served at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem and St. John the Evangelist in Watertown. He is survived by his wife, Helen, his four children: Daniel (wife Carol) Camerota, [...]
The medieval painting of Madonna and St. Thomas Aquinas in the church Chiesa de San Pietro Martire (Church of St. Peter Martyr) in Italy by an unknown artist of the 15th century.Adobe Stock The Monastery of Our Lady of Grace establishes the Aquinas Guild. Story by Karen A. Avitabile Earlier this year, on [...]