COVID-19 Response
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Please take note that ALL events at St. Gregory the Great Parish, INCLUDING ALL MASS CELEBRATIONS, have been CANCELLED up to April 30th.
In addition, the Parish Office will be CLOSED until April 6th.
The Main Church will be OPEN from 9am-5pm every day for individual prayer.
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LIVE STREAMING OF SUNDAY MASS
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You are able to view Sunday Mass at St. Gregory's on our Facebook page by clicking here. Each week we will live stream Mass at 11am, however, you will be able to watch it at any time via our Facebook page.
Confessions
Saturday, April 4th from 3:30-4:00pm
Monday April 6th from 7pm-8pm
Tuesday, April 7th from 3pm-4pm
Holy Thursday, Mass of the Lord’s Supper
Thursday April 9th at 7:30pm
Good Friday Service
Friday April 10th at 3pm
Stations of the Cross at 7pm
Easter Vigil Mass
Saturday April 11th at 8pm
Easter Sunday Masses
April 12th at 11am
Masses and Stations of the Cross will be online at the times above through St Gregory the Great's Facebook page
Link to page: https://www.facebook.com/stgregsdanbury/
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Food & Supply drive
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St. Gregory's is holding a food & supply drive for all those in our community who are suffering due to the health crisis. If you overbought food/supplies, or would just like to donate, please bring canned/boxed food, toiletries, hand sanitizer, etc. to the St. Greg's Parish Office (behind the basketball courts) between 7am and 12pm every Monday through Friday until this crisis ends.
You can also donate monetarily via Venmo - send money to @dmccorm17 with the label "St Gregs Food Drive" OR use our GoFundMe page: gofundme.com/f/st-gregory-food-drive donations will go directly to purchasing food & supplies for those in need.
If you, or someone you know, is homebound and in need, please contact Devon McCormick at dmccorm17stgregs@gmail.com.
"Love has no meaning if it is not shared. Love has to be put into action." - Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta
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pray the rosary!
Our Holy Father has encouraged all Catholics to join him in praying the rosary (the Luminous Mysteries) for the end of the Coronavirus. If perhaps you forgot how, or do not know the Luminous Mysteries, please see the instructions to the right. Let us stand in solidarity and prayer with our Holy Father and our Catholic brothers and sisters throughout
the world!
Also, because the rosary is such a powerful prayer, we strongly encourage daily recitation of the rosary going forward. Our Lady has encouraged us to do so - you can do this at a convenient time and with your family. The rosary is Scriptural and meditative, it settles our hearts and minds. It helps put things in perspective and gives us the wisdom to see things as they really are. The rosary reaches deep down into our souls and puts us at ease, creating a peace that the world cannot give us. Also, the rosary gives us great graces and strengthens our virtues, so that we can become all that God wants us to be!
So pray and be not afraid!
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Important Information
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Prayer Resources for at home use
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