Our Lord assured us that those who mourn are blessed, and that they shall be comforted. Seasons of Hope offers those who are grieving an opportunity to come together, give voice to their sorrow, and find hope and healing.

If you or someone you know is struggling with grief and could benefit from a loving community, please call Lisa Radey at St. Colette’s to register at 330.273.5500.

Our Lord assured us that those who mourn are blessed, and that they shall be comforted. Seasons of Hope offers those who are grieving an opportunity to come together, give voice to their sorrow, and find hope and healing.

If you or someone you know is struggling with grief and could benefit from a loving community, please call Lisa Radey at St. Colette’s to register at 330.273.5500.

Come and adore him! Every Monday there will be Adoration in our the church. All are welcome to stay with Him throughout the day. Sign-up for a specific time-slot time after Masses in the atrium or throughout the week.

Please note that on any Monday the office is closed there will not be adoration.

My Jesus, I believe, I hope, I adore, and I love you!

Our Lord assured us that those who mourn are blessed, and that they shall be comforted. Seasons of Hope offers those who are grieving an opportunity to come together, give voice to their sorrow, and find hope and healing.

If you or someone you know is struggling with grief and could benefit from a loving community, please call Lisa Radey at St. Colette’s to register at 330.273.5500.

Mass on Memorial Day is at 9a.m. It is a solemn occasion that ushers in summer. It is a time to remember the valiant sacrifice that so many gave to make us ‘USA’. Please join us for Mass on Monday begin the day with ‘remembrance and prayer.’

Please note that there will be no Confessions at 5:15, Mass at 6:15, or Adoration from 9:30-6pm that day.

Our Lord assured us that those who mourn are blessed, and that they shall be comforted. Seasons of Hope offers those who are grieving an opportunity to come together, give voice to their sorrow, and find hope and healing.

If you or someone you know is struggling with grief and could benefit from a loving community, please call Lisa Radey at St. Colette’s to register at 330.273.5500.

Join us as we discuss the upcoming Sunday readings! There will be time for prayer and faith-sharing as well as we relate the Word of God to one another.

Join us for Mass at 11:45AM for the Installation of Fr. Tim as Pastor of St. Colette! We’re excited to welcome Bishop Edward Malesic as presider over this glorious celebration for our parish.

RSVP is required for the Hors d’oeuvres reception! Visit the following link or see our parish bulletin for reservation slips.

bit.ly/installationRSVP

Fr. Tim,

May Jesus be Lord in all your ways; may he shepherd you the lenthg of days! Our prayer for you!

_ from “My Prayer for You” by Dion DiMucci

Meet the Easter Bunny and join in the fun of an Easter Egg Hunt!

Children 2nd grade and under only for the Hunt, but all are welcome to visit the Easter Bunny!

Rain or shine!

Bring a basket filled with items for your Easter Meal to the foot of the altar for a special blessing on Holy Saturday!

What is the basket blessing?

An eastern European custom of bringing the foods of your Easter meal in a decorated basket with vintage family linens and small portions of the Easter meal including colored eggs, paska bread, wine, ham, beets and even candy.  It's a wonderful old tradition which you can truly make it your own with your original design and ingredients.  The Basket Blessing follows a long line of tradition...begin yours this Holy Saturday!

On this, the official beginning of the Sacred Triduum, join us for the celebration of First Eucharist. The only time Mass is permitted to occur on this day, Mass begins at 7pm and includes the traditional Washing of the Feet. After the sacred procession of the Eucharist throughout the church, it will be placed in adoration behind the altar. Adoration concludes at 9pm and Holy Eucharist no longer resides in the Church until Holy Saturday night. Join us for what is a most beautiful, solemn, and sacred night— a night so monumental in our faith. “O Lord, we adore You!”

Join us for mass at 7:00pm followed by Tenebrae, known as "The Service of Darkness" at 7:30pm. 

What is a Tenebrae Service?

Tenebrae is an ancient prayer celebrated during Holy Week which includes a series of psalms and the extinguishing of candles so as to bring the evening into the darkness of Holy Week and the Passion of the Lord.  It was originally prayed in monasteries as Matins and Lauds before the Triduum.  

We use an abbreviated version on Tuesday of Holy Week as a means of setting the tone for the coming days of the holiest week of the year.  Consider joining us for this very moving prayer.