Traditional Latin Mass Sunday`s 11:00 A.M.
St. Martha Church 214 Brainard Rd Enfield Ct 

                   Sanctus Sanctus Sanctus

 Traditional Latin Mass this Weds. 7:00 P.M. January 21st. low Mass

St. Martha Church 214 Brainard Rd. Enfield Ct

 

 Traditional Latin Mass every Sunday 11;00 A.M. High Mass St. Martha Catholic Church 214 Brainard Rd. Enfield Ct.

Sanctus Sanctus Sanctus

Ave Maria

 Traditional Latin Mass Sunday's at 11:00 A.M. St. Martha Parish Enfield Ct. 214 Brainard rd.

                          Sanctus Sanctus Sanctus

      Our Lady of Good Success Pray for us. Amen

    Feast Of The Holy Family Sunday January 11th

  Traditional Latin Mass this Weds. 7:00 P.M. January 7th low Mass

St. Martha Church 214 Brainard Rd. Enfield Ct

 Traditional Latin Mass Schedule next 7 days at St. Martha Church 214 Brainard Rd. Enfield Ct.

Traditional Latin Mass for 1st Friday Jan. 2nd at 7:00 P.M. Most Sacred Heart of Jesus have Mercy on us.

Traditional Latin Mass for 1st Saturday Jan. 3rd at 9:00 A.M. Followed at 10:30 A.M. by a visit from the 3 Kings and light social in the hall.

Traditional Latin Mass Sunday Jan. 4th at 11:00 A.M. 

Followed immediately after Mass by Blessing of Sacramentals

Vigil of Epiphany, Monday January 5th at 7:00 P.M. Special Event Blessing of Epiphany Water Example video below to have idea of ceremony; and explanation of Epiphany water. 

Traditional Latin Mass for Feast of Epiphany will be Tuesday January 6th at 7:00 P.M. High Mass 

Reflection for the Epiphany

The Epiphany of the Lord is the manifestation of Christ who is the light and salvation of God for all peoples.  God manifested the arrival of the true King to the Magi and they start a long and arduous journey to search for the Child.  Guided by the light of a star they found Him and adored Him.
The Magi embody all those who with hope and faith search for that light that can return the meaning to their lives. In other words, those who seek God. Faith is a constant search that requires crossing through darkness, as we encounter difficulties and abandon the comfort of our own thinking, in order to walk the extraordinary paths that lead to God.
The Magi were humble and simple individuals. They did not flaunt their human wisdom. Prostrated before a child like any other, they discovered in Him the Prince and Master of all wisdom. As a result, they opened their gifts, more importantly their hearts to the child. Their reward would be being filled with the divine mystery. They were able to find what others were incapable of finding: neither the prideful scribes, nor the ambitious Herod. Perhaps the Magi had a childlike heart, capable of dreaming and believing the incredible.
Like Herod, the arrogant who can’t lift their eyes to the skies, the short-sighted towards the manifestations of God, the hard-hearted and those who live in selfishness and ambition can never experience and celebrate the Epiphany. Because the Epiphany is radiance for those who know to lift their eyes to Heaven and don’t become hunched towards earthly things. The Magi knew how to read the message of God in the star and they searched for it in the darkness and became wisely deaf to the opinions of others, especially towards the poisonous interests of Herod.
Thus, dearly beloved, let us become manifestation of the God of love, hope and justice. Let us offer our Savior Jesus and our brethren the best of us: our heart, our life, and our time.  Hopefully, we can become like a star that guides, orients and shine over those who seek God.

Rev. Fr. Robert Villa

 NO Traditional Latin Mass this Weds. Dec.31st

Solemnity of Christmas January 1st                  Traditional Latin Mass at 9:00 A.M. 

St. Martha Church 214 Brainard Rd. Enfield Ct.