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Sunday, June 5, 2022 - City-wide Mass Schedule Implementation
Dear Friends in Christ,
It is with great faith and trust in the Lord that, we, your priests, share with you the new city-wide Mass
schedule for our local church here in New Haven. The city-wide Mass schedule, which is the result of countless hours of prayer, study, and collaboration among your pastors, will be implemented on August 1st , 2022, for a six-month trial period, to be revaluated at the beginning of 2023.
The primary objective of the new Mass schedule will allow the priests of our city to meet the everchanging needs of the faithful in a sustainable and reasonable way for the priests who have been assigned to serve here.
This schedule allows us to be present to you in your encounter with Christ today, and in such a way that reflects what the Catholic Church in New Haven will look like tomorrow. And all this is being done, frankly, amid the stark reality of the declining numbers of priests who are asked to take on ever-greater
responsibilities.
Now, more than ever, it is incumbent on every member of the faithful to pray for vocations to the priesthood. It is important to remember that every church in New Haven is giving up something for the common good of all.
This city-wide Mass schedule helps move us closer to becoming New Haven Catholic – a vibrant, dynamic and thriving community – this local manifestation of the Body of Christ that is reflective of the unique diversity of its members. You can view the new Mass schedule, along with a listing of all available times and locations for the Sacrament of Reconciliation, on the reverse side of this letter. More information, such as parish locations and web-addresses, parking, and other details, will be forthcoming. In the meantime, please feel free to check out www.newhavencatholic.org. It is our hope that this first step towards unity will bear fruit, which flows from the High Priestly Prayer that Jesus prayed on our behalf to God the Father, praying “that they all may be one” (John 17:21).
The spiritual needs of the people of God in our communities are our top priority. We are proud to serve you as Catholic priests. May each of you know the love and blessings of Almighty God, the abiding peace and manifold gifts of the Holy Spirit, whom the Church throughout the world receives anew on this Pentecost Sunday.
It is with great faith and trust in the Lord that, we, your priests, share with you the new city-wide Mass
schedule for our local church here in New Haven. The city-wide Mass schedule, which is the result of countless hours of prayer, study, and collaboration among your pastors, will be implemented on August 1st , 2022, for a six-month trial period, to be revaluated at the beginning of 2023.
The primary objective of the new Mass schedule will allow the priests of our city to meet the everchanging needs of the faithful in a sustainable and reasonable way for the priests who have been assigned to serve here.
This schedule allows us to be present to you in your encounter with Christ today, and in such a way that reflects what the Catholic Church in New Haven will look like tomorrow. And all this is being done, frankly, amid the stark reality of the declining numbers of priests who are asked to take on ever-greater
responsibilities.
Now, more than ever, it is incumbent on every member of the faithful to pray for vocations to the priesthood. It is important to remember that every church in New Haven is giving up something for the common good of all.
This city-wide Mass schedule helps move us closer to becoming New Haven Catholic – a vibrant, dynamic and thriving community – this local manifestation of the Body of Christ that is reflective of the unique diversity of its members. You can view the new Mass schedule, along with a listing of all available times and locations for the Sacrament of Reconciliation, on the reverse side of this letter. More information, such as parish locations and web-addresses, parking, and other details, will be forthcoming. In the meantime, please feel free to check out www.newhavencatholic.org. It is our hope that this first step towards unity will bear fruit, which flows from the High Priestly Prayer that Jesus prayed on our behalf to God the Father, praying “that they all may be one” (John 17:21).
The spiritual needs of the people of God in our communities are our top priority. We are proud to serve you as Catholic priests. May each of you know the love and blessings of Almighty God, the abiding peace and manifold gifts of the Holy Spirit, whom the Church throughout the world receives anew on this Pentecost Sunday.
Peace in Christ,
Reverend Ryan Lerner
Moderator of the Municipal Parish Model, City of New Haven
Pastor, Saint Mary Parish and Saint Stanislaus Parish
Chaplain, Saint Thomas More Chapel and Center at Yale University
Reverend Francis Snell
Pastor, Saint Anthony Parish
Reverend Robert Roy
Pastor, Saint Michael Parish
Reverend Hector Rangel
Pastor, Saint Francis Parish
Reverend Sebastian Kos
Administrator, Saint Stanislaus Parish and Saint Martin de Porres Parish
Reverend Vincent Curran
Priest in Residence, Saint Mary Parish
Reverend Anthony Federico
Parochial Vicar, Saint Mary Parish
Reverend Ryan Lerner
Moderator of the Municipal Parish Model, City of New Haven
Pastor, Saint Mary Parish and Saint Stanislaus Parish
Chaplain, Saint Thomas More Chapel and Center at Yale University
Reverend Francis Snell
Pastor, Saint Anthony Parish
Reverend Robert Roy
Pastor, Saint Michael Parish
Reverend Hector Rangel
Pastor, Saint Francis Parish
Reverend Sebastian Kos
Administrator, Saint Stanislaus Parish and Saint Martin de Porres Parish
Reverend Vincent Curran
Priest in Residence, Saint Mary Parish
Reverend Anthony Federico
Parochial Vicar, Saint Mary Parish
DAILY MASS
Monday through Friday - 7:00 AM - Saint Stanislaus Church
Monday through Friday - 12:00 PM - Saint Mary Church
Monday through Friday - 5:00 PM - Saint Joseph Church
Monday through Thursday - 5:30 PM - Saint Thomas More Chapel (only during Academic Year)
Tuesday and Wednesday - 7:00 PM - Saint Francis Church (Spanish)
Thursday - 9:00 AM - Saint Francis Church (All Saints Academy School Mass)
Saturday - 8:00 AM - Saint Stanislaus Church
SATURDAY VIGIL MASS
4:00PM - Saint Anthony Church (Bilingual)
4:30PM - Saint Stanislaus Church
5:00PM - Saint Joseph Church
SUNDAY MASS
7:30 AM - Saint Martin De Porres Church
8:00 AM - Saint Anthony Church
8:30 AM - Saint Joseph Church
9:00 AM - Saint Francis Church
9:30 AM - Saint Michael Church
10:00 AM - Saint Martin De Porres Church
10:00 AM - Saint Thomas More Chapel (Yale Students, Faculty, Staff)
10:00 AM - Saint Stanislaus Church (Polish)
10:30 AM - Saint Mary Church
11:00 AM - Saint Francis Church (Spanish)
1:00 PM - Saint Anthony Church (Spanish)
2:00 PM - Saint Stanislaus Church (Tridentine - 1962 Missal)
5:00 PM - Saint Mary Church
5:00 PM - Saint Thomas More Chapel (Yale Students, Faculty, Staff, only during Academic Year)
9:00 PM - Saint Thomas More Chapel (Yale Students, Faculty, Staff, only during Academic Year)
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION*
Monday through Friday - Saint Stanislaus Church - following 7:00 AM Mass
Monday through Friday - Saint Mary Church - 11:15 AM to 11:50 AM
Monday through Thursday - Saint Thomas More Chapel - 5:00PM to 5:25PM (only during Academic Year)
Tuesday - Saint Francis Church - 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM (Spanish/English)
Wednesday - Saint Joseph Church - 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Thursday - Saint Francis Church - 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM (Spanish/English)
Saturday - Saint Stanislaus Church - following 8:00 AM Mass
Saturday - Saint Mary Church - 11:15 AM to 1:00 PM
Saturday - Saint Anthony Church - 3:00 PM to 3:50 PM (Spanish/English)
Saturday - Saint Stanislaus Church - 3:00 PM to 4:15 PM
Saturday - Saint Joseph Church - 4:00 PM to 4:45 PM
*Universally by appointment
Monday through Friday - 7:00 AM - Saint Stanislaus Church
Monday through Friday - 12:00 PM - Saint Mary Church
Monday through Friday - 5:00 PM - Saint Joseph Church
Monday through Thursday - 5:30 PM - Saint Thomas More Chapel (only during Academic Year)
Tuesday and Wednesday - 7:00 PM - Saint Francis Church (Spanish)
Thursday - 9:00 AM - Saint Francis Church (All Saints Academy School Mass)
Saturday - 8:00 AM - Saint Stanislaus Church
SATURDAY VIGIL MASS
4:00PM - Saint Anthony Church (Bilingual)
4:30PM - Saint Stanislaus Church
5:00PM - Saint Joseph Church
SUNDAY MASS
7:30 AM - Saint Martin De Porres Church
8:00 AM - Saint Anthony Church
8:30 AM - Saint Joseph Church
9:00 AM - Saint Francis Church
9:30 AM - Saint Michael Church
10:00 AM - Saint Martin De Porres Church
10:00 AM - Saint Thomas More Chapel (Yale Students, Faculty, Staff)
10:00 AM - Saint Stanislaus Church (Polish)
10:30 AM - Saint Mary Church
11:00 AM - Saint Francis Church (Spanish)
1:00 PM - Saint Anthony Church (Spanish)
2:00 PM - Saint Stanislaus Church (Tridentine - 1962 Missal)
5:00 PM - Saint Mary Church
5:00 PM - Saint Thomas More Chapel (Yale Students, Faculty, Staff, only during Academic Year)
9:00 PM - Saint Thomas More Chapel (Yale Students, Faculty, Staff, only during Academic Year)
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION*
Monday through Friday - Saint Stanislaus Church - following 7:00 AM Mass
Monday through Friday - Saint Mary Church - 11:15 AM to 11:50 AM
Monday through Thursday - Saint Thomas More Chapel - 5:00PM to 5:25PM (only during Academic Year)
Tuesday - Saint Francis Church - 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM (Spanish/English)
Wednesday - Saint Joseph Church - 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Thursday - Saint Francis Church - 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM (Spanish/English)
Saturday - Saint Stanislaus Church - following 8:00 AM Mass
Saturday - Saint Mary Church - 11:15 AM to 1:00 PM
Saturday - Saint Anthony Church - 3:00 PM to 3:50 PM (Spanish/English)
Saturday - Saint Stanislaus Church - 3:00 PM to 4:15 PM
Saturday - Saint Joseph Church - 4:00 PM to 4:45 PM
*Universally by appointment
KYRIE: A Musical Vigil for Peace to Benefit Ukraine - March 20, 2022 @ 7:00 PM
Sunday, March 20th @ 7:00 PM
Saint Thomas More Chapel
268 Park Street, New Haven
Join us for a special hour of music at a candlelit concert to benefit refugees from Ukraine. Mezzo-Soprano Karolina Wojteczko ’20 Mus.M. will perform sacred music selections from across the centuries with organ, violin and cello accompaniment. The concert is free and all donations will go to the immediate needs of Ukrainian refugees. The concert will also be streamed live at https://stm.yale.edu/benefit-concert-for-ukraine.
Saint Thomas More Chapel
268 Park Street, New Haven
Join us for a special hour of music at a candlelit concert to benefit refugees from Ukraine. Mezzo-Soprano Karolina Wojteczko ’20 Mus.M. will perform sacred music selections from across the centuries with organ, violin and cello accompaniment. The concert is free and all donations will go to the immediate needs of Ukrainian refugees. The concert will also be streamed live at https://stm.yale.edu/benefit-concert-for-ukraine.
Thursday, November 4, 2021 - First Appointments Announced
We are happy to share the first appointments of clergy for the recently-announced municipal model that is currently in development for the city of New Haven. As of December 1, 2021, St. Mary will be under the pastoral leadership of Father Ryan Lerner, who will also serve as moderator of the entire municipal model for New Haven, in addition to his role as Chaplain of the St. Thomas More Catholic Chapel and Center at Yale University. Father Anthony Federico will serve alongside Fr. Lerner at St. Mary as parochial vicar. Father Sebastian Kos has been appointed to St. Stanislaus, effective January 1, 2022. Throughout the day today, our followers on social media and this website will have opportunities to get to know these three priests and to hear their thoughts and feelings on this new era of Catholic life in New Haven. Please join us in prayer for the ministry on which these priests will soon embark.
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Thursday, October 21, 2021 - Website Launched
Thank you for visiting New Haven Catholic! On this page, we will share with you not only all the latest information on the New Haven municipal model, but also special features about its churches, priests, and local culture. Please be sure to check back from time to time.