COVID update: On Feb 4, Governor Lamont modified attendance restrictions at religious services, lifting the cap of 100 people for indoor gatherings and allowing 50% capacity in houses of worship. Because we must still observe social distancing, we are increasing our registration numbers to reflect approximately 25% of seating capacity in our churches. Thus, attendance at St. Gabriel Church will be capped at 80 and at St. Cecilia Church attendance will be capped at 160. We will continue to limit attendance at the noon Mass at St. Cecilia to 100 people, so that those who are more COVID-19 sensitive might still feel comfortable coming to Mass in person.

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Please note: the reservation period closes on Saturdays at 2pm.

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Mass Schedule

• Saturday Vigil: 4pm (Church of St. Cecilia)
• Sunday: 8,10,12 (Church of St. Cecilia)
• Sunday: 10 (Church of St. Gabriel)
• Weekdays: 7:30am (no reservation required)

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (Church of St. Cecilia):

• Monday-Tuesday, Thursday-Friday: 12-1pm
• Wednesday: 7:30-9pm

Confession Schedule (Church of St. Cecilia):

• Wednesdays: 7:30-9pm
• Saturdays: 3-3:45pm

Stations of the Cross (during Lent)

• Fridays: 7pm at the Church of St. Cecilia (in English)
• Fridays: 7pm at the Church of St. Gabriel (in Creole)

Weddings & Funerals

Both St. Cecilia & St. Gabriel Churches are available for Funerals & Weddings upon request. Funerals take place at 10:30am, Weddings are generally scheduled for 2pm on Saturdays. Please contact the parish office for more information.

The Church of St. Cecilia will be open during the week for personal visits until 4pm, except for Wednesdays when it will be open until 9pm.

Guidelines for Choosing Godparents

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Gift Card Scam Alert

It recently has come to my attention that some parishioners have received text messages or emails from someone claiming to be me, asking them to purchase gift cards and then asking them to disclose the information from the gift card.  This is a scam. I would never make a request like this to a parishioner. The purpose of the scam is to obtain money through the gift cards, not to steal your personal information.  If you receive a message from me or any other member of the staff requesting something unusual, please contact the parish office to confirm that the request is legitimate.  Otherwise, please ignore the solicitation, as the authorities are already aware of the scam.  I apologize to those who have been contacted in this way. Thank you – Fr. John Connaughton