�

MISSION STATEMENT�

To serve Jesus Christ by Loving God and each other, �

to spread the Good News and to make new disciples in our community.�

�

VISION STATEMENT�

To unify, awaken and energize the faithful and make our celebration of the Eucharist �

an irresistible expression of welcome, faith and love.

Accessible by

side entrance�

ST. GABRIEL SCHOOL

Mrs. Karla Neville� �

Principal� �

� �

77 Bloomfield Avenue, Windsor, CT �

Tel: 860�688�6401�

FAX: 860�298�8668�

Website: www.stgabrielschool.org�

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE

Mrs. Cynthia Glick�

Coordinator of Faith Formation�

�

Hours: Monday �Thursday 8:00am �3:00pm�

Telephone: 860�683�0366�

FAX: 860�688�2638�

E�mail: reled@windsorcatholic.org�

CEMETERY SEXTON

Ms. Lori Possum�

Telephone: 860�688�9566�

�

CHURCH SEXTON

Mrs. Charlene Stosonis�

�

Saint Gabriel Church

379 Broad Street

Windsor, CT 06095

�

Saint Joseph Church

1747 Poquonock Avenue

Poquonock, CT 06064

Reverend John P. Melnick�

Pastor�

Email: pastor@windsorcatholic.org�

�

�

Priest in Residence: Reverend Robert J. Grant�

�

Deacon Albert Cala�

Deacon R. Carl Lickwar�

�

�

�

SCHEDULE OF MASSES

Monday � Wednesday & Friday Daily Mass: 7:30am�

St. Gabriel & St. Joseph Churches alternate weeks �

�

Saturday Vigil: 4:00pm (St. Gabr iel), 5:15pm (St. Joseph)�

Sunday: 8:00 & 11:00am (St. Gabr iel)�

9:30am (St. Joseph)�

MUSIC MINISTRY

Mr. Scott P. Rioux �

Director of Music�

Office Hours: Monday�Thursday 8:00am � 3:00pm�

379 Broad Street, Windsor, CT Telephone: 860�688�4905/ 860�688�9566

Website: www.windsorcatholic.org FAX: 860�688�2638 �

RECTORY OFFICE

Mrs. Martha Erickson�

Parish Secretary�� �

E�mail: office@windsorcatholic.org�

GROW YOUR FAITH IN CHRIST -

ONE MORE MEMBER

Office Hours: Monday�Thursday 8:00am � 3:00pm�

379 Broad Street, Windsor, CT �

Telephone: 860�688�4905/ 860�688�9566 �

FAX: 860�688�2638 �

Website: www.windsorcatholic.org �

Mr. Jonathan Wyse� �

Communications Coordinator� �

E�mail: web@windsorcatholic.org �

Ms. Lori Possum� �

Bookkeeper��

E�mail: finance@windsorcatholic.org�

�

T�� S������� S�� � O����� T���� J� 19, 2020�

�

�

Mass Intentions�

�

�

�

�

Saturday� � � July 18 � The Vigil of the Sixteenth

� Sunday �in Ordinary Time�

� �

� 4:00 PM� � Anniversary Mass � Nancy McKiernan �

(SGC)� � � req. by Husband, Craig & Family� �

� � �

� 5:15 PM� � Russell Gostyla req. by Mark & Diane�

(SJC)� � � Caron�

� � � � � �

Sunday� � � July 19 � The Sixteenth Sunday in

� Ordinary Time �

� � � � � �

� 8:00 AM� � Birthday Remembrance � Irene Visone�

(SGC)� � � req. by Daughter, Angie & Family�

� � � � �

� 9:30 AM� � 1st Ann. � Sue Simmons req. by Victor�

(SJC)� � � Simmons�

� � � � �

11:00 AM� � Bernard & Sally Pikul req. by Her �

(SGC)� � � Family� �

�

Monday� � � July 20 � St. Apollinaris�

�

� 7:30AM � � Birthday Remembrance � Biff Landry

� req. by Ellie & Family �

�

Tuesday� � � July 21 � St. Lawrence of Brindisi�

�

� 7:30AM � � 9th Ann. � Louis Lupo req. by His Sister,

� Marie & George Dixon�

� �� � �

Wednesday� � July 22 � St. Mary Magdalene�

�

� 7:30AM � � Eleanore Lynn req. by The McNulty � �

� � � Family�

�

Thursday� � � July 23 � St. Bridget�

�

� No Mass� � �

�

Friday� � � July 24 � St. Sharibel Makhluf�

�

� 7:30AM � � Anna Sutherland req. by The McNulty�

� � � Family�

Mass Intentions�

The Following Weekend �

Mass Intentions�

�

Saturday� � � July 25 � The Vigil of the Seventeenth

� Sunday �in Ordinary Time�

� �

� 4:00 PM� � Birthday Remembrance � Marjorie King �

(SGC)� � � req. by Margie & Dave Ross�

� � �

� 5:15 PM� � 65th Wedding Anniversary Celebration � �

(SJC)� � � Norman & Cynthia Bosse req. by Family�

� � � � � �

Sunday� � � July 26 � The Seventeenth Sunday in

� Ordinary Time �

� � � � � �

� 8:00 AM� � Carol Linda Disturco req. by Family�

(SGC)� � � �

� � � � �

� 9:30 AM� � 4th Ann. & Birthday Remembrance � �

(SJC)� � � Peter Ahlstrin req. by Family�

� � � � �

11:00 AM� � 7th Ann. � Bill Walsh req. by His Wife �

(SGC)� � � & Family� � �

SACRAMENTS

Baptism: Sundays�

10:30am (St. Joseph) & 12:00pm (St. Gabriel)�

Please call the Parish Rectory Office to schedule a date�

�

Reconciliation: �

Saturdays at 3:15pm (St. Gabriel)�

�

Marriage: Arrangements should be made by calling the

Rectory at least six months in advance�

�

Anointing of the Sick: Please contact the Rectory�

�

This Week Daily 7:30 AM Masses �

Monday � Wednesday & Friday �

will be held at St. Joseph Church�

Please remember those who have gone

before us marked with the sign of faith,

especially, John Visone and all

COVID-19 Victims.

Remember the sick of the parish at

home, in hospitals and in convalescent

homes, especially Betty McDermott,

Christina Wilson, any persons afflicted with the coronavirus,

their families, & those named on our prayer wall. Remember

our service men and women and those on the medical frontline. �

Offertory July 12, 2020�

�

� Weekly: $ 6,441�

On�line Giving: $ 2,158 (total)�

�

The Brothers of the Sacred Heart are requesting your prayers

and financial support at all Masses this weekend. Your

contributions will especially benefit young men who are

preparing to enter religious life and the needy students in the

African countries of Kenya, Lesotho, Uganda, Zambia and

Zimbabwe. Please be generous.�

�

�

We continue to collect used clothing, shoes, sneakers, belts,

purses, linens, pillowcases, blankets, curtains, and stuffed

animals in our Pauly Shed. Therefore, we thank you, our

parishioners and neighbors, for offering your gently used items

for distribution locally and globally.�

�

Thank you for your continued support to St. Damien of

Molokai Parish as we navigate our way through this pandemic.

You have certainly stepped up in ways of sharing your time,

talent and treasure making a difficult situation much better to

endure.�

P�

R�

A�

Y�

E�

R �

S �

J� 19, 2020�

In Today’s Gospel, Let’s reflect on….�

�

� Grace and sin, belief and unbelief, good and evil all exist together. While we wrestle with these two dimensions of reality inwardly, they

are also witnessed in the actions and words of others. Many, all too often, beat themselves up because of their sin. We are also all too quick to pass

judgment on others whom we perceive to be in error and walking down a wrong path. God does not make rash judgments, nor should we. Patience is

the order of the day as is an understanding that God is ultimately the caller of the shots.�

� Our faith tells us that while God allows the wheat and the weeds to coexist, the wheat will always triumph. As long as we can cultivate

even a little faith and a small measure of desire for God, He can produce abundant blessings and good things. Even when the weeds seem to have

triumphed, there still may be a small measure of faith remaining that can be cultivated and grown. It doesn’t take much! Unless a person totally

allows the weeds to reign, there is always to be found at least a small measure of faith, good, light, and love. With even this small portion, God can

produce abundant growth.�

� Admittedly, it is easy to give into the weeds, and they grow very quickly. Any gardener knows this to be true. Sometimes, the weeds even

seem more attractive and vibrant. Dealing with weeds can quickly become a losing battle, and they can look healthier and grow faster than the very

plants we are trying to protect. It’s easy to give into them and let them win. While God will deal with all things in due time, we are responsible for

keeping things in check in the short term. It is our task to keep our eyes fixed on God’s presence and mercy. We are asked to avoid judgment. And, it

is not our responsibility to deal with the weeds in someone else’s garden, only our own. One garden is enough responsibility for anyone.�

� Weeds have power. We have to realize this. While they can appear attractive and healthy, they can quickly choke us off from God’s

presence. Our task is one of maintenance and cultivating a desire for God. Even the smallest kernel of faith can grow into something wonderful. In

God’s time, the eternal harvest will come, and we will no longer have to worry about the weeds.�

At this time, we’d like to take this opportunity to

welcome The Elwood Family and Mr. & Mrs.

Thomas Paulus as new members of St. Damien of

Molokai Parish.�

��

It is our hope to meet all their spiritual needs and also

take this time to extend an invitation to join in the

various future social events and ministries.�

Why Pray the St. Damien Novena?

�

St. Damien of Molokai is the patron saint of lepers. He is also a highly regarded figure in Hawaii. Though his

patronage is very specific, anyone who feels alone or outcast will especially like this saint. St. Damien was a

wonderful example of Christ�like love to those who were considered different. His work with the lepers of

Molokai made him a saint because of the overwhelming love he showed them. St. Damien is a natural choice

for those who suffer from leprosy, illness, or quarantine. He is also beloved by Hawaiians. You can also pray

the St. Damien Novena for any intention! �

�

S�. D��� � M l k�� N��n� Pr��r� S�. D��� � M l k�� N��n� � D�� 1 �

�

� In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. Thank you Lord Jesus for

the powerful witness of love that you provided in St. Damien of Molokai. I pray that I will have the same

love toward all I meet, especially those who are different than me. St. Damien, you were a spiritual minister

and leader to people with leprosy. Thus, you were not too proud to work with the most outcast members of

society. Help me to remember those in my own life and culture who are seen as outsiders. Remind me to

invite them into my world to make them feel welcome and respected. Keep me from treating those who are

different as unworthy of love and respect. Help me to remember that all people are equal in God’s eyes. As

the patron of lepers, I bring to you in my heart all those who suffer from terminal illnesses and all of those

who feel outcast from society in some way. Please also pray for these intentions I hold in my heart: �

(State your intentions here) St. Damien, Pray for Us! In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the �

Holy Spirit. Amen. ( To be continued).�

�

Just as a reminder, our columbarium has been installed in the northwest corner of St. Joseph Cemetery. A columbarium niche

provides a final resting place for those who are cremated. The columbarium offers an alternative to a traditional burial. Our “Mother of

Mercy” columbarium contains 96 niches. Each niche can accommodate one urn or a companion urn for two people. Niches continue to

be available for purchase upon your thoughtful consideration. Traditional cemetery plots are also available for purchase. We

encourage you to explore the possibility of pre�arranging your final resting place at our parish cemetery of Saint Joseph. Take a drive

out there on one of our beautiful summer days to see its set�up and sections. Please contact Lori Possum, cemetery sexton, at 860�

688�9566 ext. 311. �

�

“A cemetery is a history of a people � a perpetual record of yesterday and a sanctuary of peace and quiet today. A cemetery exists

because every life is worth loving and remembering, always.” �

It is customary and fitting to remember loved

ones who have died with memorial donations to

a favorite cause or charity. In this way, the

memory of the deceased is honored and a good

work, either civic or religious, is perpetuated. There are numerous

charities that have been traditionally designated for such purpose.�

�

At times, we are also offered donations to these funds to honor

particular individuals at special times of the year or to commemorate an

event in their lives. �We are grateful to the following who have donated

to the:�

St. Gabriel Church Remembrance Fund:�

�

In Remembrance of Charles Sanders

Joseph Sanders

�

St. Joseph Church Remembrance Fund:�

�

In Remembrance of Lillian Pignone

Sylvia, Greg and Alan Pignone

The 2021 Mass Book is open for your requests for intentions.

You may call 860�688�4905 or email

office@windsorcatholic.org with your requests. You will

receive confirmation for your request. The parish office may

still have lessened hours, but as always, will receive

communication daily. �

J� 19, 2020�

SOCIAL ACTION�

Monthly Food Collection�

�� The Food Bank will accept food donations on Tuesday mornings from 9�

11 AM and Thursday afternoons from 1�3 PM.�

�� Mail Food Bank monetary donations: Windsor Food and Fuel Bank, P.O.

Box 854, 599 Matianuck Avenue, Windsor, CT 06095�

�� Please contact Windsor Social Services at 860�285�1839 in advance to

schedule the time of your donation. You may also call to if you have any

questions or would like to know the Food Bank’s most needed items at

this time. �

Send a Letter to a Soldier!�

�� Social Action, in conjunction with “Send Hometown Windsor to the

Troops,” recommending sending letters, cards, and pictures addressed to

“Any Soldier” and mailed to:�

� � The Chaplain’s Office�

� � 386 AEW / HC�

� � Unit 61401�

� � APO AE 09855�1401�

�

Social Action Meeting

�� The date for the next Social Action meeting is to be determined. �

�� Questions? Lisa Andersen at 860�688�3474/ Landers403@comcast.net�

Sue Claughsey at 860�298�0550/ rnsue51@yahoo.com�

“We cannot all do great things, �

but we can do small things with great love.” �

Mother Teresa�

CRAFTERS WANTED

St. Ann Craft Fair �

“Handmade Crafters Only” Event

Saturday, November 21, 2020�

215 West St. Bristol, CT �

�

For an application & event documents,

please contact: �

Rachel at urieldionne@sbcglobal.net or

860 989�1560 �

We continue to pray for an

end to the pandemic and for

the safety and well-being of

all our parishioners.

If you would like to join our

parish,

visit windsorcatholic.org

or

email us at

office@windsorcatholic.org

The Windsor Food and Fuel Bank sent a lovely

“thank you” to everyone at St. Damien of

Molokai Parish for the recent donation of food

to the Windsor Food Bank. On the average,

they are helping about 70 families town-wide.

The Kid Connection

Today we celebrate The 16 th Sunday of Ordinary Time

Jesus told many parables about the Kingdom of Heaven. In today’s Gospel reading Jesus tells three parables.

The first one is called the parable of the sower. In this parable, the farmer allows the

wheat and the weeds to grow together. In the second parable, Jesus teaches that the

Kingdom of Heaven is like a mustard seed. In the third parable, Jesus says that the

Kingdom of Heaven is like yeast.

In these parables, Jesus is teaching us that little things can make a big difference. In

fact, the Kingdom of Heaven - the great news that Jesus came to announce - begins with the smallest of

actions. That means that every good thing that we do, even if it is small, can have tremendous effect when

we do it because we love Jesus! �

J� 19, 2020�

P��nt� �l�n� v !"e� $ %&$' ()*l+�

�n,i.$pa,$n1 %&2 ,$3� 45ed� � h�8es,�, �e;<ec�,

c�m�i,?n� �n@ fiBC!i,� D*EF Gr�H Di%I �

%&$' ()*l@ �n@ �82 d�� Jec�?2 “� saL2

h��” tN m�3�. �

by Bud Ozar

Religious

Education

First Holy Communion � On Saturday, July 18th, Father

Melnick administered the Sacrament of

First Holy Eucharist to thirteen First

Communicants. First Holy Eucharist is not

merely an event to remember or to look

back on, but the beginning of a gift these

children will continue to receive for a

lifetime! Please join us in congratulating �

the First Communicants: �

�

� Marianna Alvarez�Delgado Tyler Moauro

� Amelia Camara �� Piper Roy � �

� Elsie Hale � Isabella Santoro �

� William Karlon Isabella Thomas �

� Alyssa Klebart Adeline Tustin �

� Ellie Klingel Alexander Zygmunt �

Sofia Loperena �

Few experiences in the faith formation of children are as

rewarding as helping them to prepare to celebrate this

Sacrament. Along with their parents, this year we are most

grateful to the following teachers that have shared both their

time and faith preparing our children for this special day,

Barbara Sargalski, assisted by Lily Sargalski. �

�

�

Registration for Religious Education � If you have not yet

registered your child/children entering Kindergarten through

8th grade for the 2020/2021 Religious Education program,

please do so as soon as possible, including the Regular

Registration fee indicated on the form. If your family is new to

the Religious Education Program, please contact the Religious

Education Office. Registered

families will receive class &

program information in August.�

�

Registration for Confirmation

preparation � High School

Students attending public or

Catholic schools should now be

registered for 2020/2021 Confirmation preparation classes; if

you have not yet registered your child/children, please do so

as soon as possible, including the Regular Registration fee

indicated on the form. If your family is new to the Religious

Education Program, please contact the Religious Education

Office. Registered families will receive class & program

information in August. �

St Damien of Molokai Parish, Windsor, CT 3-0353

Lisa M. Jordan, D.D.S. Michael Young, D.D.S.

Family Dentistry106 Bloomfield Ave. • Windsor, CT

860-688-2679 • www.drlisajordan.com

JIM T’s PLUMBING SERVICE • Complete Plumbing • Water Heaters • Emergency Service • Sewer & Drain • Cleaning Service • Repair Service

JAMES TRZCINSKI607 South Stone Street, West Suffield, CT 06093

Kitchen & Bath Remodeling Office (860) 668-7663 Specializing in New Construction Cell (860) 836-5099 Licensed & Insured P1 204727 Fax (860) 668-7698

WILSON PAINT & WALLPAPER CENTRE INC

PAINT & CONTRACTING SPECIALISTCommercial • Industrial • Residential

MICHAEL SROKOWSKI360 Windsor Ave. / Windsor, CT 06095

860-527-0360 / wilsonpaintinc@gmail.com

Windsor Family DentistsCronin & Murphy, DMD’s

www.windsorfamilydentists.com824 Marshall Phelps Rd.

Windsor, CT 06095(860) 683-2270

Child and Adult Orthodontics62 Bloomfield Avenue

860-688-6030www.drgange.com

Dr. Robert J. Gange

Windsor’s Computer Store • Repairs and UpgradesCustom Computers and Laptops

296B Broad St., Windsor 860-683-0384www.PCDevelopmentGroup.com

SHARON DILLON RISPOLIA Trusted Name For Generations

Windsor’s #1 Real Estate Agent860-205-9316

srispoli@bhhsne.com

Serving Hartford CountyProviding Value, Creating Trust & Prioritizing Financial Security

www.wlfcu.com 860-292-2940

BROOKMAN PLUMBING, LLC (860) 683-2613

Licensed & Insured • 24-Hour EmergencyP-1 CT Lic. #204228

Zach Brookman • 1112 Palisado Ave., Windsor, CTFax: (860) 683-1533 • Cell (860) 205-6141

Mary Hoffman • mhoffman@4LPi.com • (800) 477-4574 x6340

Serving Hartford CountyProviding Value, Creating Trust &

Prioritizing Financial Securitywww.wlfcu.com 860-292-2940

24 Hr Emergency Burner Service/Burner Installations Service Contracts / Furnace Installations / Volume Discounts AvailableNew Customers Welcome • Automatic Delivery Available

We Accept All Major Credit Cards 860-688-5234CT License

#308935 HOD #1041

Ad info. 1-800-477-4574 • Church Support 1-800-888-4574 • www.4lpi.com St Damien of Molokai Parish, Windsor, CT 03-0353

THE CARING CONNECTIONWINDSOR’S ADULT DAY

HEALTH CENTER330 WINDSOR AVENUE • WINDSOR

860-547-0251

“We change how you live not where you live”

MOWING PLANTING TRIMMING

Spring & Fall Clean-Up, Mulch, Dethatching, Aeration & Compost

Organic Lawn Treatments, Healthy & Safe For You & Your Soil

NOFA ORGANIC LAND CARE ACCREDITED PROFESSIONAL860-559-1405 cell

860-623-7225 office

Windsor • Poquonock • Granby • Suffield South Windsor • Vernon • Rockville • Avon

860-688-2200“Our Family Serving Your Family”

Carmon Community Funeral Home Attorney

Jacqueline M. ReaRdonGenerAl lAw PrActice

37 Maple Ave.Windsor, CT 06095(860) 298-8997

Four Seasons Landscaping, Inc.

• Patios • Walks • Walls • New Lawns • Hydro Seeding

688-7130For confidential personalized service

Contact us at (860) 683-1525 • www.webberlawoffice.comLaw Office Of

Cori-Lynn S. Webber, LLC126 Palisado Avenue, Windsor, Connecticut 06095

Board Certified Workers’ Compensation Specialist representing the injured. Advice for your business, formation, buying/selling, contracts, and employee issues.

Real Estate, Probate and General Legal Matters.

GRIMSHAWTREE SERVICE &

NURSERY CO.Tree Care...or Tree Removal

The Choice is yours688-1603

Quality860-688-8709

Call Jeff Nunes Lic# 204584 & 309089

www.nunesqualityplumbing.com

Plumbing & Heating,LLC

In Business Since 1994“Serving Hartford County”

Residential & CommeRCial seRviCesDepenDable, licenseD, insureD

27 Fox Brook Road • E. Hartland, CTCall for a FREE estimate:

860-653-2424 • 860-298-8369

(860)688-3955www.windsorsanitation.com

Lucien Cance 123 mountain rd, suffield, ct 860-668-3908

p.a. bland & associatesWe are family owned since 1990 and reside here in Suffield

We specialize in Auto, Home and Business

Insurance

1773 Poquonock Ave. (Next to St. Joseph’s Church)We are a full service redken salon featuring all the latest

styles, trends & products. We excel in dimensional colors, cuts & wedding/special occasion hair and make up.

For more information or an appointment Call 860-683-1313

ROGERS MEMORIAL STUDIO John F. D’Aleo, Prop. Rock of Ages Monuments Cemetery Lettering & Cleaning 724 Enfield St., Enfield, CT 860-745-2464

ROGERS

Over 90 Years Of Service

MANGANO CONSTRUCTIONResidential and Commercial

Paul Mangano Windsor, CT 860.688.1651 License: 547021 • License: 9853custom homes | additions | kitchens | bathrooms | windows | decks | basements | roofs | siding

RICE HARDWAREPaints, Garden Supplies

Building Supplies2149 Poquonock Ave.

860-688-9705

Landscaping, Property Maintenance, Walks & Patios

860-298-8718 Greenview07@comcast.net

Local and Loving It.

90 Years Helping Windsor Residents Meet Their Insurance Needs.

860-688-5215parkerellingwood@gmail.com

MastercraftMastercraftExpert Auto BodyExpert Auto Body

Foreign & Domestic AutoForeign & Domestic AutoBody Repairing & PaintingBody Repairing & Painting

860-623-5781860-623-5781527 Spring St., Windsor Locks

WINDSOR LOCKSFUNERAL HOME

860-623-3498441 Spring St., Windsor Locks

www.windsorlocksfuneralhome.com

Full Service FloristSpecializing in Weddings

Custom Silk Arrangements

Jordan Florist & Gifts10 PALISADO AVENUE, WINDSOR

860-683-0680 • 800-521-0577www.jordanflorist.com

Karen Andrusko

Jordan

Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning & Probate • Corporations & LLC’sElder Law & Medicaid (Title XIX) • Real Estate & Zoning

22 ELM STREET, WINDSOR 860 688-6060 WWW.JDBBLAW.COM Parishioner

Johnson, Dowe, Brown & Barbarotta, LLCATTORNEYS AT LAW

Warren P. Johnson Stephen C. Brown Everett B. Dowe, III Kristen S. Barbarotta

Adult Day Center186 High Street, Windsor • 860-640-0660

www.clccinc.org

Creative Living Community Care, LLCPurpose Driven Care for the Aged, Sick or Disabled

Specializing in Estates, Buying and Selling.

We are both lifelong Windsor residents

Catherine Thompson

REALTOR

Cell 860-796-1861Catherine.Thompson@raveis.com

Nicole Lee

REALTOR

Cell 860-985-1063Nicole.Lee@Raveis.com

Granite & Bronze Cemetery Memorials

Distinctive Bronze Plaques

Memorial Cleaning & Lettering

739 Bloomfield Avenue, Windsor860-688-5977 | www.dagatagranite.com

Owners Michael & Vanessa Perry

The Catholic Cemeteries Association of the Archdiocese of Hartford, Inc.

Mt St Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield 860-242-0738Holy Cross Cemetery, Glastonbury 860-646-3772St Mary Cemetery, East Hartford 860-646-3772 St James Cemetery, Manchester 860-646-3772 St Mary Cemetery, New Britain 860-225-1938 St Bridget Cemetery, Manchester 860-646-3772

First Time Ever Discount!! During the month of April, 2020 get a 15% discount* on any Flush Marker

or Monument! We can do it all online for your safety and convenience Advanced Planning—The Gift that Lasts an Eternity

www.ccacem.org

*Discount does not apply to the Endowed Care portion of the product price