2023 Norwich Diocesan Women's Conference  Dinner with Jesus: A Ladies' Night Out Check out the Virtual Basket Raffle: Click Here The Norwich Diocesan Women’s Conference Committee is putting a fresh face on this year’s event.   The newly imagined conference entitled, “Dinner with Jesus”, will change format and location this year to be an inspirational evening out at the historic Inn at Middletown, Connecticut, March 22, 2023, at 6 p.m..  Bring your sisters, daughters, friends and fellow parishioners to be...

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SAVE THE DATE Wednesday March 22, 2023 at the State Capitol For More Information Go To CTMarchforLife.org WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND It is with great excitement that we are announcing the 2023 Connecticut March for Life, scheduled for March 22 in Hartford! This is an excellent opportunity for anyone to learn about the principles of effective lobbying, the specific and current issues Connecticut is facing, and what you can do right now to champion pro-life policies to your CT elected representatives. This rally and march are suited for a...

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The Rite of Election, held Feb. 26 at the Cathedral of St. Patrick, takes place each year on the first Sunday of Lent in churches and cathedrals throughout the world. During this rite, upon the witness of Godparents, sponsors and catechists, those gathered affirm their intention to join the Church as well as become full members of the Church.  Bishop Michel Cote accepts the elect on behalf of the whole diocese and affirms their desire to be members of the Church.  A celebration of faith in word and song took place to support the newe...

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I am Sherley Saintervé, a young woman and medical doctor who is 31 years old. As I have matured and faced the challenges that come with living on this earth, I have learned “the urgent necessity to refocus my life on Jesus.” Born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, I grew up in the Tabarre Section and lived with my mother Jeanne, my father Syrhilhomme and my two little sisters, Monica and Shlaydine. Growing up, we didn’t have much money because there are limited opportunities in Haiti due in part to earthquakes, hurricanes, tropical storms and political unrest. M...

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