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Pastor Rev. Daniel M. Caughey


Letter from the Diocese


Mass schedules in Norwich, Sherburne and New Berlin will remain the same, and for the next six weeks or so, Fr. Dan will be celebrating weekend Masses in Norwich and Fr. Tony will celebrate Masses in Sherburne and New Berlin so that they can get to know parishioners in their other parishes.

A Family Perspective by Bud Ozar July 13, 2025: LK 10:25-37 Children learn by watching us. Do they see you help- ing others like the Good Samaritan, or do they see you avoiding others like the Levite in today’s gospel. Worry more about what your children see in YOUR LIFE than what they see on TV.

THE NORWICH COMMUNITY KITCHEN will not be serving dinners until Tuesday, September 9th. Enjoy a safe and happy summer!

Mass schedules in Norwich, Sherburne and New Berlin will remain the same, and for the next six weeks or so, Fr. Dan will be celebrating weekend Masses in Norwich and Fr. Tony will celebrate Masses in Sherburne and New Berlin so that they can get to know parishioners in their other parishes.

Spiritual Direction, Explained! Spiritual direction is the practice of seeking counsel from someone who is trustworthy and learned in the faith for the purpose of discerning the will of God in one’s life and for more effectively living out one’s baptismal calling. All Christians are commanded, in a way, to provide spiritual aid to one another (“Go, make disciples of all nations…teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you” — Matthew 28:19), but a spiritual director is usually an individual who has received some form of training or formation for this specific purpose. The Catholic Church, however, does not have explicit requirements, professional standards or a formal certification process for spiritual directors. Spiritual directors can be lay, religious or ordained persons. Spiritual direction is not to be confused with the sacrament of Penance, though the latter does usually include some spiritual counsel. ©LPi

“Brother, if you commit a sin and take pleasure in it, the pleasure passes but the sin remains. But if you do something virtuous, even though you are tired, the tiredness passes but the virtue remains.” - Saint Camillus de Lellis MI (1550-1614)

The Knights of Columbus would like you to join them in reciting the Rosary and The Chapel of Divine Mercy at St. Paul’s Church on the first Wednesday of every month from 6—7 pm. Let’s pray for healing for our friends, family and the world.



 

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