Fellowship Ministries

About The Angelus Women’s Fellowship is open to women of all ages and stages in life seeking to grow closer to Christ as a community. We come together to pray, share our faith, learn from each other, and build friendships. To deepen our understanding of the faith we listen to and...

About Prayer Group | Circulo de Oración Meeting Information Every Tuesday at 6:30 PM in the St. Anthony Church Hall and every Thursday at 6:30PM in the St. Francis Church Hall. Todos los martes a las 6:30 PM en la iglesia de San Antonio y todos los jueves a las 6:30...

About Join parishioners for fellowship, coffee, and light refreshments after various Sunday Masses. All are most welcome and invited to attend!  Meeting Information Contact Us For more information about the Coffee Hours, please contact the Parish Office.

About Community of John XXIII | Comunidad de Juan XXIII Meeting Information Every Wednesday at 8:00 PM in the St. Francis Church Hall. Todos los miercoles a las 8:00 PM en la iglesia de San Francisco.  Contact Us Contact the St. Francis Office at 203-562-6193, ext. 201 or stfrancis@newhavencatholic.org.

About Devotion to the Black Christ of Esquipulas | Comunidad del Cristo Negro de Esquipulas This miraculous crucifix was sculpted in 1594 and is located in Esquipulas, Guatemala, which is a major pilgrimage site in Central America. Meeting Information Every Friday at 6:30 PM in the St. Francis Church Hall. Todos los...

About The mission of Crossroads 4 Christ is to develop communities of young adult missionary disciples. Crossroads 4 Christ is a community of Catholic young adults learning to love and deepen our relationship with Jesus and one another. Requirements Young adults ages 18-39. Meeting Information Join us Wednesday evenings at...

About Frassati New Haven is a young adult ministry for Catholics in their 20s and 30s, which focuses on prayer, service, and fellowship, after the charism of Bl. Pier Giorgio Frassati.  Visit FrassatiNewHaven.org or our Facebook or Instagram pages to learn more!  Requirements Young adults in their 20s and 30s. Meeting Information Come join us the second Saturday...

About Are you a Catholic man interested in helping those in need, serving your parish, and growing in your faith? Consider joining the Knights of Columbus today! As a member of the Knights of Columbus, you’re also part of something much larger: a worldwide organization of over 1.9 million Catholic men...

About The Lay Franciscans strive to embody Franciscan teachings in everyday life. Meeting Information We meet on the 2nd Saturday of the month at 10AM in the St. Stanislaus Convent. Contact Us For more information contact Laura Zambrano at lczambrano130@gmail.com.

About Do you want to grow in holiness? Do you love spiritual reading and study? Are you drawn to liturgically rich forms of worship and prayer? Has God placed on your heart a desire to work for the salvation of souls? If so, God may be inviting you to become...

About The Legion of Mary is a lay apostolic group, who, under the hospice of Mary Immaculate, Mediatrix of All Graces, serves the Church and neighbor. The group comes together to enlist the aid of Our Mother through the rosary, prayers, and devotion to our Lady. This prayerful group and weekly...

About Moms of all ages and stages are welcome to come find friendship and support among fellow moms in the parish by joining the McGivney Moms Group! Meeting Information We meet weekly on Tuesday mornings at various parks, playgrounds, and libraries in the area. There is also a Spanish playgroup...

About The Saint John Paul II, Polish Saturday School of St. Stanislaus Church has been in existence continuously for 50 years to teach children the language, traditions, and culture of Poland.  Polska Szkoła Sobotnia im. Św. Jana Pawła II przy Parafii Św. Stanisława Biskupa i Męczennika w New Haven istnieje...

About The Society of Santa Maria Maddalena is the oldest Italian-American fraternal organization in Connecticut. Immigrants to Wooster Square from the town of Atrani in the Amalfi region of Italy founded the Society of Santa Maria Maddalena on May 1, 1898. Named for their town’s patron saint, this mutual aid...

About In 1900, Italian immigrants to New Haven from Amalfi formed the St. Andrew the Apostle Society, named after Amalfi’s patron saint. St. Andrew the Apostle’s tomb is in the Amalfi Cathedral. The society provided members with a mutual aid program to cover the misfortunes of illness and death, and...

About The St. Anne Society was founded almost sixty years ago in response to a request for a women’s society to be formed. The society was dedicated to St. Anne, and has always remained an organization dedicated to service in the parish and the community. Most importantly, the society celebrates...

About The St. Anthony Society & Friends of St. Anthony Society are two Italian societies based at St. Anthony Church and host fundraisers throughout the year for the parish, as well as the annual St. Anthony Triduum. Contact Us For more information, please contact the St. Francis Office at (203) 562-6193, ext....

About The St. Catello Society is a fraternal organization named after the patron saint of Castellamare di Stabia, Italy in the Amalfi region. Contact Us For more information, please see the society’s Facebook group or contact the St. Mary Office at 203-562-6193, ext. 101 or stmary@newhavencatholic.org.

About Members of the Holy Name Society work together with our pastor on the needs of our church. We support our parish church by contributing to it financially and by taking care of our church property including groundskeeping in front of our veterans’ monument. We help to clean, fix, decorate,...

About The St. Trofimena Society was established in 1908 after a group of residents emigrated from the village of Minori, Italy, situated along the Amalfi Coast, to America and settled in New Haven. St. Trofimena, the patron saint of Minori, is buried in a basilica in Minori that bears her...

About Third Thursday is a monthly meeting to enjoy spiritual, educational, and social time together. Seniors and ‘non seniors’ are warmly welcome for a hot meal and reflection. Meeting Information We meet on the ‘Third Thursday’ of the month from 1:00-2:15 PM in the St. Joseph Church Hall. Contact Us For more...