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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Divine Mercy Sunday Adoration and Chaplet
Apr 27
Divine Mercy Sunday Adoration and Chaplet

Please join us at St. Columba Church for this special time of Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament and the reciting of the Divine Mercy Chaplet.

Core Team Prep Meeting
Apr 28
Core Team Prep Meeting

Adult Core Team members meet to prepare our Monthly Youth Night.

Donut Sunday
May 4
Donut Sunday

Join us for donuts, coffee, and fellowship after each Sunday Mass at both worship sites.

May Youth Night
May 10
May Youth Night

Join us for our May Youth Night (Details to follow in early May)

Donut Sunday
Jun 1
Donut Sunday

Join us for donuts, coffee, and fellowship after each Sunday Mass at both worship sites.

Core Team Prep Meeting
Jun 3
Core Team Prep Meeting

Adult Core Team members meet to prepare our Monthly Youth Night.

Recent Homilies

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Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord
Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord

Deacon Mark helps us see the importance of a deeply personal relationship with Christ.

5th Sunday of Lent
5th Sunday of Lent

Deacon Ben reminds us that God forgives ALL our sins. The sin is not what matters to God; what matters is our repentance and desire to draw close to Him.

4th Sunday of Lent
4th Sunday of Lent

Father Michael reminds us that God wants to restore us to fullness in Him. He just needs our yes; our cooperation.