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St. Dominic Church
Southington
CT
06489-1344
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Who we are
St. Luke Parish in Southington, CT was recently formed on October 1, 2022. As part of the Archdiocese of Hartford, CT restructuring plans, all of the Southington, CT and Plantsville, CT Catholic Parishes merged to form St. Luke Parish. St. Thomas Church, Immaculate Conception Church, Mary Our Queen Church, St. Dominic Church and St. Aloysius Church are all part of the newly formed Parish and continue to remain as Worship Locations for St. Luke Parish.
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Church Pastor
Rev. Joseph R. Cronin
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1050 Flanders Road
Southington,
CT
06489-1344
United States
Phone: 860-628-4713
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Jeremiah 29:13
And ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart.
And ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart.
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Rev. Joseph R. Cronin
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99 Bristol St
Southington
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St. Dominic Church Southington Mass Times
Weekend Mass
Saturday - 4:30pm, St. Dominic Church
Sunday - 8:00am, St. Aloysius
- 9:30am, Mary Our Queen
- 11:00am, St. Dominic
Confession
Saturdays - 3:00-4:00pm, St. Dominic
Wednesdays - 6:00-7:00pm, Mary Our Queen
Anytime by Appointment
Daily Mass
Mon-Sat - 8:00am, Immaculate Conception
Adoration
Wednesday - 6:00-7:00pm, Mary Our Queen
2024 Christmas Mass Schedule
Christmas Eve Masses: 4pm ST. Dominic Church, 4pm ST. Aloysius Church, 10pm ST. Dominic Church
Midnight Mass: 12am Mary Our Queen Church
Christmas Day Masses: 9am Mass Mary Our Queen, 11am Mass ST. Aloysius Church
No Masses are held at Mary Our Queen as of January 1 2025
No Masses are held at Immaculate Conception as of January 1 2025
Mass Times last updated on the 25th of December, 2024
Saturday - 4:30pm, St. Dominic Church
Sunday - 8:00am, St. Aloysius
- 9:30am, Mary Our Queen
- 11:00am, St. Dominic
Confession
Saturdays - 3:00-4:00pm, St. Dominic
Wednesdays - 6:00-7:00pm, Mary Our Queen
Anytime by Appointment
Daily Mass
Mon-Sat - 8:00am, Immaculate Conception
Adoration
Wednesday - 6:00-7:00pm, Mary Our Queen
2024 Christmas Mass Schedule
Christmas Eve Masses: 4pm ST. Dominic Church, 4pm ST. Aloysius Church, 10pm ST. Dominic Church
Midnight Mass: 12am Mary Our Queen Church
Christmas Day Masses: 9am Mass Mary Our Queen, 11am Mass ST. Aloysius Church
No Masses are held at Mary Our Queen as of January 1 2025
No Masses are held at Immaculate Conception as of January 1 2025
Mass Times last updated on the 25th of December, 2024
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St. Dominic Church History
The Church of St. Dominic
Our roots go back to June 1970 when a dream became reality for an energetic, hale and hearty, new pastor who was about to establish Saint Dominic Church. The vision of Fr. Walter F. Geraghty was coming to fruition as he set out recruit a core of parishioners of like mind to build a new parish and church. The founders of the new mission parish of Saint Thomas Church arrived at a consensus to adopt the name of Saint Dominic.
At the outset, the facilities were meager, modestly simple, sometimes borrowed but always filled with warmth and love. For a time, Masses were held in the DePaolo Junior High School auditorium. But the situation was ephemeral, destined to be relatively short-lived. Responding to every call to help shape its future, the founding parishioners took up the challenge to build a parish with Rev. Walter F. Geraghty as their pastoral inspiration. With the help of God and a lot of raffles, fairs and other fund-raisers, the small congregation completed its new church. The new church, now known as the Geraghty Parish Center, was dedicated in October 1973.
Much more work had to be done. Within three years, a half million dollar debt on the church hall and the rectory was retired. Inspired, the focus of the parish turned to the Nave. Its successful completion was to be a major milestone. On February 7, 1981, the first Mass was celebrated in our new Church.
Through the ensuing years, the parish continued to grow, ultimately becoming the complex that stands today on the nine-acre lot situated at the corner of Flanders Road and Laning Street. Through the collaborative efforts of so many who took responsibility to build the parish, not only were they successful in raising the funds and human resources the development ultimately required, but, much more important, a spirit of Christian community was born.
Over the years, the Dominic Spirit continued to grow. Its brightness still glows. Whether regulars or occasional visitors, those who are observant know that the Dominic Spirit can be seen, heard and felt today.
In the year 2021, with a steady decline in priests and parishioners continuing in the Catholic population, St. Thomas Church, Immaculate Conception Church, and St. Dominic Church were beginning the start of a townwide merge and parishioners began to attend Masses at the two merged church buildings. In the fall of 2022, the merge of St. Thomas Parish, St. Dominic Parish, Immaculate Conception Parish, Mary Our Queen Parish, and St. Aloysius Parish into St. Luke Parish became formalized.
Our roots go back to June 1970 when a dream became reality for an energetic, hale and hearty, new pastor who was about to establish Saint Dominic Church. The vision of Fr. Walter F. Geraghty was coming to fruition as he set out recruit a core of parishioners of like mind to build a new parish and church. The founders of the new mission parish of Saint Thomas Church arrived at a consensus to adopt the name of Saint Dominic.
At the outset, the facilities were meager, modestly simple, sometimes borrowed but always filled with warmth and love. For a time, Masses were held in the DePaolo Junior High School auditorium. But the situation was ephemeral, destined to be relatively short-lived. Responding to every call to help shape its future, the founding parishioners took up the challenge to build a parish with Rev. Walter F. Geraghty as their pastoral inspiration. With the help of God and a lot of raffles, fairs and other fund-raisers, the small congregation completed its new church. The new church, now known as the Geraghty Parish Center, was dedicated in October 1973.
Much more work had to be done. Within three years, a half million dollar debt on the church hall and the rectory was retired. Inspired, the focus of the parish turned to the Nave. Its successful completion was to be a major milestone. On February 7, 1981, the first Mass was celebrated in our new Church.
Through the ensuing years, the parish continued to grow, ultimately becoming the complex that stands today on the nine-acre lot situated at the corner of Flanders Road and Laning Street. Through the collaborative efforts of so many who took responsibility to build the parish, not only were they successful in raising the funds and human resources the development ultimately required, but, much more important, a spirit of Christian community was born.
Over the years, the Dominic Spirit continued to grow. Its brightness still glows. Whether regulars or occasional visitors, those who are observant know that the Dominic Spirit can be seen, heard and felt today.
In the year 2021, with a steady decline in priests and parishioners continuing in the Catholic population, St. Thomas Church, Immaculate Conception Church, and St. Dominic Church were beginning the start of a townwide merge and parishioners began to attend Masses at the two merged church buildings. In the fall of 2022, the merge of St. Thomas Parish, St. Dominic Parish, Immaculate Conception Parish, Mary Our Queen Parish, and St. Aloysius Parish into St. Luke Parish became formalized.
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