ChristLife of Fairfield Presents: Following Christ
Following Christ is a seven-week experience is the second part of the ChristLife evangelization process. It is designed to help people who have already completed the Discovering Christ course to grow in friendship and union with God. By the grace of God, this is accomplished through praying together, hearing discipleship-focused teaching, and growing together in small group community through discussion and accountability. The teachings are not academic, rather they are focused on helping people to develop a lifestyle of living for Jesus our Lord.
For more information about the Discovering Christ course, please email ChristLifeffld@gmail.com.
For more information, please visit the ChristLife website: https://christlife.org/ or email ChristLifeffld@gmail.com
Holy Family and St. Emery Parish is always in need of young parishioners who would like to actively participate in Mass in their parish. Altar servers assist the priests and deacons throughout Mass. We welcome all interested boys who are currently in the fourth grade through high school and who have received the sacrament of Holy Communion. Training is required and will be made available at a later date.
If you are interested in this rewarding ministry, please feel free to contact Father Sean Kulacz after Mass or by calling the parish office for more details:
Anointing of the sick, formerly known as 'The Last Rites' or 'Extreme Unction', is now understood as a sacrament administered to anyone who, by illness or advanced age, becomes 'in danger of death'. The person who is in need of this sacrament should contact the Parish Office, or if unable to do so, a family member should call. The purpose of the Sacrament is primarily to give spiritual strength to the person as he or she fights illness, so as to not lose faith in God while in a weakened state. It is administered by appointment only.
Contact Information:
Contact: Father Sean Kulazc or Parish Office
Telephone (Parish Office): 203-336-1835
E-mail: hfseparish@gmail.com
We are retired police wives and other concerned Connecticut citizens who. package and mail “WE CARE” boxes to our armed forces in Afghanistan. Over 10,000 packages have been sent since 2002. We are a non-profit organization. Your help would be greatly appreciated in any of the following ways:
For information and/or to add a name and address of a service member to our recipient list please see the contact information below.
Contact Information:
Contact: Mary Lou Edwards
Telephone: 203-895-4957
E-mail: lou.mary1947@gmail.com
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Advises the Pastor on financial matters of the parish and school. Responsible for monitoring all income and expenses, and approving the annual budgets.
Come pray the Rosary with us! Holy Family hosts a Rosary and Meditation hour on Thursday evenings from 6 p.m. until 7 p.m. in the Parish Center. Please note that the Rosary and Meditation will not take place on Holy Days and Holidays. For more information on this and other ministries, please contact Viki Heady in the parish office at 203-336-1835 or emails to office@holyfamilyrc.org
The Sick and Homebound Ministry is committed to provide prayer and Eucharist for those who cannot attend church. Parishioners are encouraged to call Deacon Joe with the names of anyone who is unable to attend mass. Deacon Joe in turn, will advise the pastor of any parishioners who have sacramental needs.
"For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, a stranger and you welcomed me,
naked and you clothed me, ill and you cared for me, in prison and you visited me."
Matthew, Mt 25:35-36
Contact Information:
Contact: Deacon Joe DiBiase
Telephone: 203-260-7493
Join together in song, under the talented direction of our choir director. Rehearsals are on Thursday evenings, 7 p.m. in the choir loft. Contact Mary Rose for details.
The PPC is involved in most activities and programs effecting the liturgical and spiritual life of St. Anyone Parish.
Parish volunteers who warmly welcome parishioners as they enter the Church for Mass.
Readers who proclaim the Scriptures at Mass. Contact the parish office for details.