Mass and Sacrament Times

Mass Times:

  • Saturday:

    • 8:30a St. Columba (daily mass on the first Saturday of the month)

    • 5:00p Holy Family (Vigil Mass)

  • Sunday:

    • 8:00a & 11:00a St. Columba

    • 9:30a Holy Family

  • Tuesday: 7:00p Holy Family

  • Wednesday: 8:30a St. Columba

  • Thursday: 6:30a Holy Family

  • Friday: 8:30a St. Columba

Reconciliation:

  • Saturday: 4:00p Holy Family

  • Sunday: 7:00a St. Columba

  • Wednesday: 7:00a St. Columbia

  • Thursday: 7:00a Holy Family

Church of the Holy Family

185 Church Street
Hebron, CT 06248
(860) 228-3727

Mailing Address
Box 146, Hebron, CT 06248

St. Columba Catholic Church

328 Route 66,
Columbia, CT 06237
(860) 228-3727

Mailing Address
Box 146 Columbia, CT 06237

Upcoming Events

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Women’s Bible Study
Nov 6
Women’s Bible Study

Join the Women of our Parish for our new Bible Study--Whispers of Mary: What Twelve Old Testament Women Teach Us About Mary. We will be meeting in the Hall at Church of the Holy Family. Book is available for purchase on Amazon.

Prayer Shawl Ministry
Nov 9
Prayer Shawl Ministry

Do you knit or crochet? Our prayer shawl ministry is meeting on November 9th in the cry room at Church of the Holy Family.
Anyone is welcome to join! Yarn is provided.

Women’s Ministry Meeting
Nov 9
Women’s Ministry Meeting

Looking for new ways to grow and share your faith with the ladies from our parish community? Mark the dates to join us the 2nd Saturday of each month at Church of the Holy Family. Let's gather for an hour of refreshment and light finger food to find out what the future meetings and spiritual activities could hold for us! Please let us know you are coming or for more information reach out to susanmagoonklein@gmail.com

November Youth Night
Nov 16
November Youth Night

Watch here for more details about our November Youth Night

WAIM Walk for Warmth
Nov 24
WAIM Walk for Warmth

Join the Good Shepherd Parish as we join with others in the community in raising funds to help our neighbors stay safely housed and warm this winter.

Recent Homilies

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30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Fr. Michael reminds us that Jesus sees us and sees our needs, and He asks us, just like he asked Bartimaeus, “What do you want me to do for you?”

29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Fr. Richard teaches us that the word “sacrifice” means to make ourselves holy in the sight of God and that one of the gifts that God gave us in which we can learn sacrificial love is marriage.

28th Sunday in Ordinary Time
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Deacon Mark helps us see that "we are what we spend our time thinking about."