North East Connecticut Area Represented at Investiture Weekend
November 22, 2024Congratulations Paul, John, and Fr. Joseph. Read More
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Congratulations Paul, John, and Fr. Joseph. Read More
North East Connecticut Meet and Greet Picnic
August 30, 2024Members enjoyed a great picnic hosted by the Sullivans. Read More
North East Connecticut Area Celebrates Feast of St. John the Baptist
June 18, 2024This event was celebrated in remembrance of our recently deceased Rev. Dr. Thomas J. Kelly Jr., ChM. Read More
North East Connecticut Area at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Procession for the National Eucharistic Revival Pilgrimage
May 23, 2024Archbishop Coyne delivered an inspiring homily on the National Revival Pilgrimage to the Blessed Sacrament. Read More
Good Friday Stations of the Cross – Lourdes of Litchfield
April 3, 2024The beautiful music enhanced the day. Read More
Eastern CT Area Hosts Lenten Event
March 27, 2024The Anniversary pins and certificates were blessed. Read More
Eastern CT Advent Liturgy & Lunch honors President Peter and Mrs. Linda Kelly
December 6, 2023Father delivered an excellent keynote talk. Read More
Members from 5 Areas Join Together to Celebrate Solemn Vespers
November 20, 2023The evening concluded with Benediction. Read More
Eastern Connecticut Area Offered Annual Mass for the Deceased Area Members and Families
November 18, 2023The Pastor shared a pertinent homily. Read More
Eastern Connecticut Area Welcomes Their Newest Knight of Malta
November 11, 2023Newest Area Knight of Malta. Read More
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