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Bridgeport to be Re-Consecrated to the Sacred Heart, a National Act


On the weekend of June 13-14, 2026, the Diocese of Bridgeport will join Catholic dioceses across the US in re-consecrating itself to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The consecration unites our diocese with a nationwide act of faith led by the U.S. bishops, who are entrusting the country to the Sacred Heart in observance of the 250th anniversary of America's founding. 


Bishop Caggiano has invited every parish, family, and individual in Fairfield County to enter this moment with sincere personal devotion. To consecrate the diocese to the Sacred Heart is to commit ourselves to a way of life shaped by Christ's love: in our homes, parishes, and workplaces, and especially in service to those who are poor, forgotten, or on the margins. 

Thank You!

Saint Mary Church would like to thank the following sponsors for supporting our James Bond Night.

Your sponsorship helped make our event a resounding success!

 

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Sam Bridge Nursery

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Confirmation 2026

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Communion 2026

June 14, 2026

Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time

Gospel Mt 9:36-10:8

At the sight of the crowds, Jesus’ heart was moved with pity for them because they were troubled and abandoned, like sheep without a shepherd. Then he said to his disciples, “The harvest is abundant but the laborers are few; so ask the master of the harvest to send out laborers for his harvest.”


Then he summoned his twelve disciples and gave them authority over unclean spirits to drive them out and to cure every disease and every illness. The names of the twelve apostles are these: first, Simon called Peter, and his brother Andrew; James, the son of Zebedee, and his brother John; Philip and Bartholomew, Thomas and Matthew the tax collector; James, the son of Alphaeus, and Thaddeus; Simon from Cana, and Judas Iscariot who betrayed him.


Jesus sent out these twelve after instructing them thus, “Do not go into pagan territory or enter a Samaritan town. Go rather to the lost sheep of the house of Israel. As you go, make this proclamation: ‘The kingdom of heaven is at hand.’ Cure the sick, raise the dead, cleanse lepers, drive out demons. Without cost you have received; without cost you are to give.”

Congratulations to our Faith and Formation Pre-Communion class!

You did a great job this year and we are so proud of you!

Join Father Michael Jones as we sail from Barcelona on the beautiful Silver Ray from October 29, 2026 to November 8, 2026. Itinerary & Pricing

On March 25, the Solemnity of the Annunciation, Fr. Miguel Bernal was able to meet Pope Leo XIV and receive a special blessing on the occasion of his Silver Jubilee!

Father Stephan Moranski, retired pastor of Saint Michael Bridgeport; Father  Emmet O'Hara; Father John Harris, Dominican Irish Provincial; Timothy Cardinal Dolan of New York; Father Jones; and Archbishop John Kennedy at the North American College in Rome.

Father Emmet O'Hara; Father Jones; Bishop Frank Dewane of Venice (Florida); Msgr. Thomas Powers, Rector of the North American College; and Msgr. William Millea of the Diocese of Bridgeport, superior of the Graduate House in Rome.

Our St Mary Confirmation class attended a Saturday retreat with Rev. Joseph Gill and had a great time and wonderful experience in preparation for Confirmation.

Are you tired of using old-fashioned envelopes? Would you like to make sure your weekly donation helps your parish even if you're away?

We can now accept donations through your Credit or Debit Card! You can also donate electronically from your checking or savings account! 

Easy Online Account Setup

Pope Leo XIV with Bishop Caggiano at the Vatican in Rome (February 6).

 Dear Friends in Christ,
 
Have you ever witnessed an ordination? The hush that fills the cathedral as a man lies face down on the marble floor, offering his life to God and his people, is unforgettable. The Litany of the Saints rises, and the Church, both on earth and in heaven, surrounds him in prayer.
 
That sacred moment is not the beginning of a story, but its fulfillment. It is the visible fruit of a long and hidden journey that began years earlier with a whisper from God that refused to fade.
 
For every man ordained, there have been years of listening, of surrender, of trusting the quiet voice that calls him to lay down his own plans for the sake of something greater. Each has left behind the comfort of what was known, his career, ambition, and security, to follow Christ wherever He leads.
 
Once in seminary, his life is slowly and profoundly transformed through four interwoven pillars of formation:

  • Spiritual Formation: deepening friendship with Christ through daily prayer and Eucharist.
  • Human Formation: learning humility, integrity, and the art of being present to others in their suffering.
  • Intellectual Formation: studying the beauty and logic of our faith so that he may preach truth with conviction and love.
  • Pastoral Formation: bringing that faith to life in parishes, schools, and hospitals, where Christ’s mercy meets real human need.


This sacred work bears abundant fruit. Last year, two men rose from the cathedral floor and now serve joyfully in parishes across Fairfield County. Today, thirty-seven more are walking that same path toward priesthood.
 
Every parish depends upon its priests. Without them, there is no Eucharist, no forgiveness of sins, no spiritual father to walk with us through life’s joys and trials.

Vocations Appeal

Give Online


Our Seminarian Drive is now underway. Would you consider a gift today to support their formation and help ensure the future of our Church?


You can make your gift online at bridgeportpriest.org/give or by mailing a check to the Diocese of Bridgeport, P. O. Box 589, Shelton, CT 06484, noting “Seminarian Formation” in the memo line.
 
Please also keep our seminarians and priests in your prayers. Their journey begins and ends with prayer, and your prayers sustain them along the way.
 
Thank you for your faith, your generosity, and your hope in what God is doing among us.
 
In Christ through Mary,
 
Rev. Christopher J Ford
Director of Seminarians

First Selectman Fred Camillo presents proclamation to Rev. Michael Jones, Pastor of St. Mary Church

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125TH Anniversary Mass of the Dedication of Saint Mary Parish






Walking with Purpose is a women’s Bible study that provides a nurturing environment for women to explore the Bible and apply God’s Word and teachings to our lives.


There is something for everyone, no matter where you are in your faith journey.


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Register now for the 2025-2026 Choir Season

Our Youth Choir is open to children in grades 3 thru 8. The program develops musical skills such as part-singing and vocal development, with an emphasis on learning the traditional music of the church. The Youth Choir sings at the 9:00 Mass every Sunday. Rehearsals are on Thursdays from 6:00 to 7:00pm.


Our Cherub Choir is for children in K through grade 2. The program introduces music fundamentals and singing. The Cherubs sing twice a month at the 9:00 Mass. Rehearsals are on Thursdays from 5:30 to 6:00pm. (Children younger than 7 must be accompanied by an adult at rehearsals.)


Both the Cherub and Youth choirs will perform at our annual Christmas concert which will take place on December 14. After the summer break, rehearsals for both choirs will resume on Thursday, September 18. Children are welcome to join at any time!


Our Adult Choir is open to high school students as well as adults. The current “Summer Choir” season welcomes all parishioners with an interest to join. There are no rehearsals over the summer and no commitment required. We meet at 10:00am in the parish hall for a brief run-through of the hymns for the 10:30am Mass. All are welcome to join us! Rehearsals are on Thursdays from 7:30 to 9:30pm  and will resume on September 18.


Register online or email Marjorie Donalds.    Registration forms also available in the parish center office

Be Transformed Through Mentorship

A Journey to Peace and Freedom

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Think of mentorship as having a psychologist, spiritual director, and coach—all in one. This isn’t therapy—it’s more. Together, we’ll overcome obstacles to peace and freedom, using an approach rooted in Pope John Paul II’s vision of the human person and Catholic anthropology.


"Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind…" – Romans 12:2


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Let’s uncover the life God created you to live. 


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Welcome Father Mac


Father Carl McIntosh, recently retired pastor of Saint Roch parish in Greenwich, is now in residence here at Saint Mary.


A graduate of Fordham Prep and Hamilton College, he served in the United States Army band as a piano player. He attended the Marshall Wythe School of Law at the College of William and Mary, working as a legal secretary in New York City for several top attorneys including Rudolph Guiliani.

He completed his theological studies at Mount Saint Mary’s Seminary in Emmitsburg, Maryland and was pastor of St. Roch’s since 2016.


Universally known as “Father Mac,” he also brings to the parish his adorable 3-year old Beagle Rocco.

 

Congratulations!

Maureen Mott, a catechist in our Religious Education program, receives the 2024 St. Augustine Medal of Service from Bishop Caggiano.

A Dad's Prayer Over His Children

“May God’s most profound blessings be now on each of you. May He bless you with complete health of mind, body, and spirit. May He bless you with the gift of faith—that you’ll always know and believe in Him and in His Son, Jesus Christ. May He bless you with the gift of self-confidence—that you will always believe in yourselves. May you always know that God loves you and Mommy and I love you very, very much. May you have the strength and courage to be leaders—to stand up for yourselves and for others in the name of righteousness. May God lead you too, always along His holy path and help you to know your vocation of life and when its time, may He gather you into the gates of His heavenly Kingdom. We pray, through Christ our Lord.”

Msgr. Laurence R. Bronkiewicz

Homily for 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Life experiences can strengthen our faith in God. A good number of years ago I was flying home from Chicago. I got to O’Hare early and eventually boarded Delta fight 6182. My seat assignment was 7B, but a family with a number of children wanted to sit together – so I offered to sit in seat 6B, which was an aisle seat. 6A was the window seat, and that was occupied by a little boy.


When I sat down, the little boy was busy taking inventory of the contents of his big blue backpack. He then turned to me and in a matter-of-fact fashion said, “You probably don’t’ know this, but this is my first trip by myself.” He was all smiles. I put my book down and said, “You mean your parents are not with you?” “No, they’re not” he said. He then explained that his mom had brought him to the airport for the flight and made sure he got on the plane. 


It turns out that my seat companion, Alexander, was 8 years old, and would start 3rd grade in the Fall. He and his Mom and Dad and little sister live on a farm in Indiana. I should also tell you that Alexander’s final destination was not New York. It was Milan, Italy, where his maternal grandparents live. His Mom is Italian, and she was sending him to spend the summer with her family. Alexander spoke fluent Italian. 


To continue reading Monsignor's homily, please click here

Msgr. Laurence R. Bronkiewicz

50th Ordination Anniversary Homily

July in Rome can be very hot and humid. July 2, 1973, was no exception. With John and Tom who are here with me in the sanctuary, I started out from the North American College, making our way down the Gianiculum Hill, then taking a sharp left at the bottom onto a short street named after the Holy Spirit. Yes, we were on our way to the Basilica of St. Peter - that extraordinary church created by the genius of Bernini, Bramante, and Michelangelo among others. On that sultry July morning 16 members of our Class of 1973 gathered to be ordained priests of Jesus Christ by Bishop James Hickey, Rector of the North American College. This evening, almost 50 years later to the day, at the gracious invitation of my good friend, Fr. Michael Jones, we gather here in St. Mary Church, Greenwich, to celebrate 5 decades of my service as a priest of the Diocese of Bridgeport. In addition to all of you, I am so pleased that two close friends and classmates who walked to the Basilica with me that morning have joined us.

To continue reading Monsignor's homily, please click here

Kilian Welcomes You to Saint Mary!!!

Children at Mass

Children in Mass are gifts, not distractions!

But if a young child does become disruptive, which is natural, please be respectful of other parishioners and remove the child from church and feel free to return once it is appropriate. Please do not let young children wander from the pew or run up and down aisles or through the Mary chapel alcove. Also, if late for Mass, please do not proceed to the front of the church but instead occupy a pew closer to the rear.

Consideration of others and reverence help to maintain a prayerful atmosphere for all.

Family Movie Nights

To help families spend time together and share common experiences, The Leadership Institute provides recommendations for Family Movie Night.

Each week, a new movie recommendation and explanation is available for your consideration. 

Enjoy the Show!

Pray Every Day: Let Us Help

Celebrating 16 Million Prayers and Counting

Join the movement! Simply text the word PRAY from your smartphone to 55778.

You will automatically receive a response to confirm your subscription (standard texting rates apply).

Each day around 3pm, you will receive a text from Bishop Caggiano inviting you to stop whatever you are doing and to pray for a specific intention.

All prayers end with an invitation to recite one Hail Mary. Learn more.

Sign Up For "On The Same Page"

Get tips for living our faith at home, suggestions, and reminders for upcoming liturgical feasts, holidays, and holy days, as well as ideas for connecting the life of the parish and/or school with the busy home life of our families. Click here to sign up.

Family Bible Challenge

The Family Bible Challenge continues to expand. We welcome the faithful of the Archdiocese of New York, Brooklyn, Dallas, Orange, Newark, Rochester, St. Augustine, and Springfield-Cape Girardeau to our adventure and hope you enjoy the weekly reflections and quizzes. Click here

Revised Liturgical Norms

 When the liturgical reforms of the second Vatican council were promulgated, the lives of many of the faithful were disrupted because they were neither informed nor prepared for the changes to come. As we look forward to the promulgation of our own revised liturgical norms, Bishop Caggiano is committed to avoiding that same mistake.

The Revised Liturgical Norms for the Diocese of Bridgeport will be promulgated on the first Sunday of Advent, December 2, 2018. Between now and then, we will embark on a comprehensive catechetical and communication strategy so that when the norms are made public, there is a more complete understanding of what we aim to do, namely, raise awareness of and commitment to a celebration of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass that is both faithful and universal.

In the video here, Bishop Caggiano outlines the timeline for catechesis, makes the case for why we are revising the norms, and invites everyone to participate in this process.


Available Resources:

  • Article One: "What is Liturgy?" click here
  • Article Two: "The Role of the Laity in Liturgy" click here
  • Article Three: "Music in the Sacred Liturgy" click here
  • Article Four: "The Role of the Altar Server" click here
  • Article Five: "The Role of the Reader at Mass" click here
  • Article Six: "The Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion" click here

Our Youth Choir

 Mysteries of the Rosary

 Sing Hodie, Noel!

Devotions

Most Catholics know that May is the Month of Mary and October is dedicated to the Rosary. Many do not realize that the Church proposes different devotions for each month in order to assist us in our spiritual lives. Below you will find listed the devotion suggested for all 12 months.

  • January - The Holy Name and Childhood of Jesus
  • February- The Holy Family
  • March- St. Joseph
  • April- The Blessed Sacrament
  • May- Mary
  • June- Sacred Heart of Jesus
  • July - The Precious Blood
  • August- Immaculate Heart of Mary
  • September- Seven Dolours (Sorrows) of Mary
  • October - The Holy Rosary
  • November- Poor Souls in Purgatory
  • December- The Immaculate Conception


Mass Times

Daily Mass Schedule 

Monday - Friday 12:05 PM

Church doors will open

from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM


Weekend Mass Schedule

Saturday Vigils: 5:15 PM

and 7:00 PM (Spanish)

Sunday: 9:00 AM, 10:30 AM, 12:15 PM, 5:15 PM

Office Hours

Monday-Friday

9:00-3:00 PM


Confessions

Saturday 4:00-5:00 PM

Spanish 6:00-6:45 PM

Baptisms

Sunday 1:30 PM


Adoration

Fridays in the Lower Chapel

10:00 AM to 3:00 PM

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