St. Cecilia Catholic Community

Requiescant in Pace

We extend our deepest condolences to the family of Leonard Riccardi who died this past week. Though he was a parishioner of St. Augustine Church, Len very often attended daily Mass here at St. Cecilia Church. May God grant peace and comfort to his family at this sorrowful time, and may Len enjoy forever the peace and happiness of God's Kingdom.

We extend our deepest condolences to the family of Robert W. Shine who died last week. We pray that his family will find comfort in the Risen Christ and the promise of resurrection that he offers to us all. May Bob rest forever in God’s loving arms!

We also extend our deepest condolences to the family of Lucy Troiano who died last week. We pray that the Lord of Life will give her family comfort in the promise of new life in God's Kingdom. May Lucy rest forever in the Lord’s loving arms!

We look forward to
being back in the office very soon!

INDOOR MASSES
DURING THE PANDEMIC
There are several important restrictions so that we can celebrate safely:

1)The Sign of Peace will continue to take place
without physical contact.
2) The Chapel is now available to all
3) The wearing of masks is now required,
even for those fully vaccinated
4) The section of pews on the choir side of the church will continue to be taped off (every other pew)
for those not yet vaccinated
or others wishing to observe social distancing.

Religious Education classes
will be held via ZOOM. 
Parents, please check your email for instructions and updates.

Posted 12/30/21

Fr. Charlie's Masses and Homilies
that were recorded during the Pandemic have been moved to another page.
To watch any of them,
please click *HERE*

Many thanks
to our Knights of Columbus and various Parish Ministries who all helped to make this year's Parish Picnic a huge success once again.  260 people attended and God gave us perfect weather.  Thanks to all who came and had such a wonderful time. 
We're already looking forward
to next year's Picnic!



To watch a short drone video from the picnic, please click the image above.
(Video courtesy of Anthony Rajkumar)

"Vaccination is an act of love"
Pope Francis says in appeal
urging people to get vaccinated

(Click image to watch 3 minute videomessage)