Info for Visitors
Welcome Information for Visitors

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

  • Mondays during Lent: 6:00p Holy Family

  • Tuesdays during Lent: 6:00p 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

  • Mondays During Lent: 5:15p Holy Family

  • 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

White church building with a cross on top, surrounded by green grass and trees, under a partly cloudy blue sky.

St. Columba Catholic Church

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

Mailing Address
Box 146 Columbia, CT 06237

White church with steeple and cross, surrounded by trees and a cloudy sky.

Upcoming Events

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Stations of the Cross
Feb 20
Stations of the Cross

Stations of the Cross Schedule

Prayer Shawl Ministry
Feb 21
Prayer Shawl Ministry

Do you knit or crochet? Our prayer shawl ministry is meeting on February 21st in the cry room at Church of the Holy Family.
Anyone is welcome to join! Yarn is provided.

Lenten Book Study
Feb 23
Lenten Book Study

Join us for our Lenten Book Study: CRUX at 6:30 pm at Church of the Holy Family.

Stations of the Cross
Feb 27
Stations of the Cross

Stations of the Cross Schedule

Donut Sunday
Mar 1
Donut Sunday

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

Lenten Book Study
Mar 2
Lenten Book Study

Join us for our Lenten Book Study: CRUX at 6:30 pm at Church of the Holy Family.

Recent Homilies

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Ash Wednesday
Ash Wednesday

Deacon Ben advises us that whatever we need to do to resolve, repent, renew ourselves and draw closer to God this Lent, “Just Do It.”

6th Sunday in Ordinary Time
6th Sunday in Ordinary Time

In today’s readings we are reminded that our actions begin with a thought. Deacon Mark helps us to see that our actions begin with at thought and that Jesus cautioned us to be aware of thoughts that could lead us to sin. Deacon also reminds us that when we do sin we can choose to seek out God’s Mercy.

5th Sunday in Ordinary Time
5th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Father Michael encourages us to ask the question “How can I serve you today?” to everyone we come in contact with and by doing this we will bring Christ’s Light to the World.