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ST. BRIDGET'S 2010 FABULOUS PARISH PICNIC! What was not to like. The surroundings, the food, the fellowship, the pool, the wonderful feeling of belonging were all present. Many thanks to Marnell and Rick Stover for hosting this year’s St. Bridget parish picnic. Even their three chickens seem to be having fun. Thanks to all that made this a great success.
St. Bridget History Project (SBHP)
About St. Bridget Church: Saint Bridget Church in Cornwall and Saint Bernard in Sharon are linked parishes. They function independently but share the same priest and deacon. Each parish has its own Trustees, Finance Council, Religious Education program and various committees. The office is located at 52 New Street (Rt. 361) in Sharon. The secretary’s hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Through baptism we become God’s
children and brothers and sisters of one another with Christ. Through
registration we become members of the St. Bridget and St. Bernard parish
families of faith. We always welcome new members and hope that you will
find our parish family a place where your faith will be nourished. We
ask that you fill out a registration form located in the entrance way
of the churches or at St. Bernard Rectory. (return to the top)
Mel Harmon is head of St. Bridget Church Communications Committee and can be reached at (860) 491-0306, or melharmon@sbcglobal.net. (return to the top) St. Bridget Church History Project: A History of St. Bridget Church (publised in 1983 for St. Bridget Church Centennial)
We are always looking for any historic material such as books, photographs, paintings, etc., of St. Bridget Church to digitize and dedicate a special page to on this web site. If you have anything you’d like to add to our digital history of St. Bridget Church, please contact Fr. Fador or this site’s Web Master John Wardzala. Thank you! (return to the top)
What Rome has to say about the Internet (taken from the Spring 2003 issue of Church): Is it any wonder then that Pope John Paul II has recently said we should "dare to cast out into the deep of the Internet." Catholics should not be afraid to throw open the doors of social communications to Christ, so that his Good News may be heard from the housetops of the world! That indeed is the message of three recent documents from Rome: Message from the Holy Father for World Communications Day
This list is just being compiled, so please feel free to email me the addresses of any web sites you'd like added to this list. Additional Religious Web Sites: Infant of Prague Nine Day Novena The Holy Family Parish in Arcadia, Wisconsin Pray as you go (daily prayer for your MP3 player) Prayers to St. Gerard Majella, Patron of Awaiting Mothers
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