St. Paul VI Parish consists of the former Christ the Bread of Life, Divine Mercy and Our Lady of Mount Carmel parishes in Hamden, Connecticut. St. Paul VI Parish is a community of believers in Jesus Christ who are united in our commitment in loving service to worship, evangelize and give. We welcome all people to join in our vision to be a light in the darkness.
Today is November 8, 2026 - the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time. Our celebrants were Fr. Gustavo Lopez and Deacon Ronald Gurr.
Wisdom isn’t reserved for a select few — it’s a gift meant for all of us. As one of the highest spiritual gifts bestowed by the Holy Spirit, wisdom is both desirable and deeply accessible. It invites us to open our hearts and seek the guidance that is already waiting for us.
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1 Nov 2026
Hamden Catholic Homily: November 1, 2026
Today is November 1, 2026 - the 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time. Our celebrants were Fr. Chris Tiano and Deacon Dominic Corraro.
We don’t need extraordinary circumstances to meet saints - they walk among us every day. In today’s homily, Father Tiano shares how everyday acts of kindness, generosity, and humility show us what’s possible when we open our hearts to God. Being called to holiness isn't about perfection; it’s about dusting ourselves off when we fail, leaning into God's mercy, and trying to do the next right thing.
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18 Oct 2026
Hamden Catholic Homily: October 18, 2026
Today is October 18, 2026 - the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Our celebrants were Fr. Gustavo Lopez and Deacon Joseph Ryzewski.
In today's homily, we are invited to explore how God works through human history, ordinary circumstances, and even civic responsibilities to accomplish His divine purpose. Drawing from the readings of Isaiah, St. Paul's Letter to the Thessalonians, and the Gospel of Matthew, the message highlights that God works through all people—powerful or humble, believer or non-believer. By reflecting on Jesus’ words to "Render to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God," we are reminded that while we fulfill our daily obligations, our ultimate loyalty belongs to God, who desires to use our lives as instruments of His love and grace.
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