The Fourteenth sunday in ordinary time
July 3, 2022
Saturday - 4:00 pm Vigil (Live streamed)
Sunday - 8:30 am; 11:00 am Mass
Sunday - 8:30 am; 11:00 am Mass
Letter from the Archbishop
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Mission Cooperative Appeal 2022
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Cathedral Schola Cantorum In Recital |
Summer Bible Study
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Who We Are
Cathedral and Parish
As the Cathedral of the Archdiocese of Hartford, this beautiful church is the place where the local Archbishop presides over services attended by Catholics from throughout the Archdiocese. The Cathedral is also a parish in its own right, serving Catholics living in the Asylum Hill section of Hartford and in surrounding areas.
We are blessed with a beautiful environment for worship, one which features a superb four manual Austin pipe organ, exquisite stained glass windows crafted in Paris, and a ceramic tile mural behind the altar that is the largest of its kind in the world. Even more importantly, the Cathedral parish, which includes parishioners born on every continent in the world, is a vital one offering many activities, a place where sacred music and social outreach play significant roles.
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We are blessed with a beautiful environment for worship, one which features a superb four manual Austin pipe organ, exquisite stained glass windows crafted in Paris, and a ceramic tile mural behind the altar that is the largest of its kind in the world. Even more importantly, the Cathedral parish, which includes parishioners born on every continent in the world, is a vital one offering many activities, a place where sacred music and social outreach play significant roles.
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Most Reverend Leonard P. Blair
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Very Reverend Daniel J. McLearen
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Rev. George S. Mukuka, J.C.L., Ph.D
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Rev. Michael A. Ruminski
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Oliver Niles
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Liturgy and Prayer
Liturgy and prayer
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Mass Schedule
Monday-Friday: 7:30 am & 12:10 pm Saturday: 9:00 am Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am |
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Cathedral Ministries
The Rector's Corner
VERY REV. DANIEL J. MCLEAREN
-SPECIAL NOTICE TEMPORARY PARKING-
For your safety, please use the parking lot behind the Cathedral that faces Asylum Avenue. Parking and foot traffic behind the chancery building remains suspended.
For your safety, please use the parking lot behind the Cathedral that faces Asylum Avenue. Parking and foot traffic behind the chancery building remains suspended.
Stages of the future Malta House of Care, Food and Fellowship Mission Center of the Cathedral
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forward with faith campaign
Case for Support
Forward with Faith is a capital campaign to help move our Catholic community toward a future of vibrancy and renewed evangelization. Since the campaign began in 2018, more than 100 parishes schools, and ministries throughout the Archdiocese of Hartford have received financial support through grants and rebates.
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Funding Initiatives
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News from the Archdiocese
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Take action
Stop your tax dollars from going to abortion.USCCB Pro-Life Initiative
Catholics of the Archdiocese of Hartford are called to tell Congress not to take innocent lives. Sign the Petition. (select here) 
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Spotlight news Events
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Our Spotlight- Congratulations Benita!
On Sunday, September 12, Benita Toussaint (center, in white) was honored for her 25 years of service to the Knights of Saint Peter Claver. The celebration was held at Saint Justin/Saint Michael Church on Blue Hills Avenue.
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A Breathtaking ARCHITECTURAL TRIUMPH, INSPIRED BY FAITH
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Cathedrals do not just “happen.” On the contrary, they are living monuments of Christian belief and practice, testimonials that summon the best in bishops, clergy, architects, engineers, mathematicians, consummate artists, artisans, meticulous laborers and countless contributors, rich and poor alike. Our Hartford Cathedral is itself a testimonial to faith as well as human genius and artistry. The Cathedral is a repository for some of the most outstanding examples of contemporary ecclesiastical art - in stained glass, mosaics, and sculpture, in both metal and stone.
A Cathedral, like the Cathedral of St. Joseph of Hartford, unquestionably gives us joy, every time we participate in Mass there, every time we visit it, every time we pass by it. -Rev. Msgr. David Q. Liptak |
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are you new here?
Has it been years since you have attended Mass or confessed? Are you new to the area? Perhaps you are simply new to the Catholic faith and want to experience Mass at the Cathedral.
registerWe welcome all to be part of our Catholic Parish family. We invite you to select here to fill out the family registration form.
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attend massAll are invited to attend and celebrate Mass at the Cathedral of Saint Joseph. Our inclusive and diverse community of parishioners will make you feel welcomed.
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