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Mission Statement of Sacred Heart Church
Called by God, we, Sacred Heart Parish Community gathered in Christ's universal Roman Catholic Church in this twenty-first century celebrate the gift of our faith. We pray for the Holy Spirit to guide us as we seek to live our lives to bring the presence of Jesus to all people.
By striving to live our faith we hope to inspire future generations to center their lives in the heart of Jesus.
Pastor: Reverend Mark R. Jette
mjette47@gmail.com
Administrative Assistant: Elizabeth Grigoriou
elizabethgrigoriou@necoxmail.com
Rectory: Telephone: 860-668-4246 Fax: 860-668-1337
Email: sheart.church@sbcglobal.net
Rectory Office Hours: Monday – Thursday 8:30 am – 2:00 pm
(Rectory Office closed on Friday and Holidays)
Religious Education:
Telephone: 860-668-7766 Fax: 860-370-5164
Donna Swols, Director
Administrative Assistant: Jackie Dion
Father Mark R. Jette, Confirmation Coordinator
Telephone: 860-668-4246 Fax: 860-668-1337
Directors of Music:
Floyd Higgins and Gretchen Collins
Email: floydandgretchen@comcast.net
Check Mass Times at catholicmasstime.com
*****SACRED HEART CHURCH RENOVATIONS ARE IN PROCESS AND WILL BE COMPLETED BY THE END OF SEPTEMBER. ALL MASSES DURING THAT TIME WILL BE HELD AT ST. JOSEPH CHURCH ON SOUTH MAIN STREET IN SUFFIELD, CT. SACRED HEART PARISH RECTORY AND FATHER TED HALL WILL BE OPEN DURING RENOVATIONS. CHECK WEEKLY BULLETIN FOR UPDATES.*****
FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK
Sacred Heart Church Open Next Weekend
Our Masses will return to Sacred Heart on Sept. 28 & 29.
We are grateful to all who have been involved with the renovations and to our parishioners for your patience over the summer months. As we move back to the Sacred Heart church building, let us remember that Jesus asks His people to be His Church, to be living temples of faith, hope, and love.
A Believer and an Atheist
A believer and an atheist went for a walk.
The atheist said:
Look at all the trouble and misery in the world
after thousands of years of religion.
What good is religion?
The believer noticed a child, filthy with grime, in the gutter and said: We’ve had soap for generation after generation
yet look how dirty this child is.
What good is soap?
The atheist protested: But soap can’t do any good unless
it is used!
Exactly, replied the believer.
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