Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Hartford

Archdiocese of Hartford Archidioecesis Hartfortiensis
Location
Country	United States
Territory	Counties of Hartford, Litchfield, and New Haven
Ecclesiastical province	Province of Hartford
Deaneries	7 Deaneries
Population - Catholics (including non-members)	470,000 (28%)
Information
Denomination	Catholic
Sui iuris church	Latin Church
Rite	Roman Rite
Established	November 28, 1843
Cathedral	Cathedral of St. Joseph
Patron saint	Saint Joseph
Current leadership
Pope	Francis
Archbishop	Leonard Paul Blair
Auxiliary Bishops	Juan Miguel Betancourt
Vicar General	Steven C. Boguslawski
Episcopal Vicars	John P. Melnick, Northern Vicarate, John J. Georgia, Southern Vicarate, Joseph T. Donnelly, Western Vicarate
Judicial Vicar	George S. Mukuka, J.C.L.
Bishops emeritus	Daniel Anthony Cronin Henry J. Mansell Peter A. Rosazza Christie Macaluso
Map
Website
archdioceseofhartford.org

The Archdiocese of Hartford is a Latin Church ecclesiastical territory or archdiocese of the Catholic Church in Hartford, Litchfield and New Haven counties in the U.S. State of Connecticut. The archdiocese includes about 470,000 Catholics, more than 500 priests, 216 parishes and almost 300 deacons.^[1] This is roughly one-half the population of the three counties. The Archdiocese of Hartford is a metropolitan see.

History[]

History of Catholics in Connecticut[]

In 1780-1781, the small town of Lebanon, Connecticut, had the distinction of being the place in which the Catholic "Mass was first celebrated, continuously and for a long period, within the limits of the State of Connecticut."^[2] On June 26, 1881, St. Peter's parish, Hartford, celebrated "the centenary of the first Mass in Connecticut."^[3]

The present territory of the archdiocese of Hartford was originally part of the Diocese of Boston until Bishop Benedict Joseph Fenwick of Boston expressed concern that there should be separate dioceses for Connecticut and Rhode Island in keeping with the growing Catholic population in those states.

Diocese[]

On November 28, 1843, the Diocese of Hartford was established by Pope Gregory XVI with Willam Tyler as its first bishop. At the time of its creation, there were 10,000 Catholics in the area. Tyler was able to petition successfully to move the See of Hartford to Providence, Rhode Island, in order to be nearer to the majority of the Catholics. He attended the Seventh Provincial Council of Baltimore which convened 5 May 1849, but weakened by consumption died the following month, having served for 5 years.^[4]

The second bishop, Bernard O'Reilly, spent his time securing priests for the still young diocese all the while helping to curb the anti-Catholic movements of the time propagated by the Know Nothing Party. To provide for the education of the young, O'Reilly brought to his diocese the Sisters of Mercy, establishing them in his episcopal city in 1851. In January 1856, O'Reilly was lost at sea on board the steamer Pacific. It wasn't until two years later that the third bishop of the diocese was installed, Francis Patrick McFarland, known as the "Civil War Bishop." Despite ill health, McFarland was able to participate in the First Vatican Council (1869-1870).^[4] As a result of his increasingly poor health, Bishop McFarland requested that his diocese be divided to lessen his burden. In 1872, the Diocese of Providence comprising the state of Rhode Island and four counties in Southeastern Massachusetts was established. Bishop McFarland returned the See of Hartford to its original home city, and his territory was reduced to the state of Connecticut and Fisher's Island, NY.

Thomas Galberry, an Augustinian friar and former president of Villanova College, was installed as the 4th bishop of Hartford in 1877. Galberry only served for two years before an abrupt death but he was able to lay down the cornerstone of the original cathedral. Galberry was followed by Lawrence S. McMahon. McMahon had served as chaplain with the 28th Massachusetts. Under his leadership of 14 years, 48 parishes as well as 16 school parishes were established. The sixth bishop, Michael Tierney, helped with the creation of 5 diocesan hospitals.^[4]

John Joseph Nilan became the seventh bishop while John Murray became the first auxiliary bishop of Hartford. Murray would later become the Archbishop of St. Paul. In 1945, Henry Joseph O'Brien was installed as the ninth bishop of Hartford. During his tenure the diocese became an archdiocese under Pope Pius XII, and thus O'Brien became the first archbishop of Hartford.

Reports of Sex Abuse[]

There have been a number of trials concerning child abuse. In February 2005, former Archdiocese of Hartford priest Roman Kramek was deported back to his native country of Poland after serving nine months in prison for sexually assaulting a teenage girl who had sought his spiritual counseling in 2002.^[5] In August 2013, Michael Joseph Miller, who previously served at St Paul's church in New Britain, plead guilty to possession of child pornography, publishing an obscenity, and three counts of risk of injury to a minor.^[6][7] He was then sentenced to 5-20 years in prison.^[6][7]

On January 22, 2019, the Archdiocese of Hartford released a list of 48 clergy who were "credibly accused" of committing acts of sex while serving in the Archdiocese.^[8] The Archdiocese also revealed that $50.6 million was paid to settle more than 140 claims of sexual abuse.^[8] In March 2020, a joint settlement of $7.48 million was issued by both the Archdiocese of Hartford and Hopkins School in New Haven for shielding acts of abuse committed by Archdiocese of Hartford priest Glenn Goncalo when he taught at Hopkins between at least 1990 and 1991.^[9] Goncalo committed suicide in 1991 as arraignments were being made for him to surrender to the police.^[8]

Coat of arms[]

The web site of the Archdiocese of Hartford provides the following description of its coat of arms, shown in the information box to the right at the beginning of the article: "The arms of the Archdiocese of Hartford are called canting arms or armes parlantes, which speak or proclaim the name of the bearer. It displays a hart (deer) crossing a ford (hart+ford = Hartford), and is analogue to the ancient arms of the City of Oxford in England which displays an ox crossing a ford in the same manner. The hart bears a Paschal banner, a symbol of Jesus Christ. The wavy silver and blue lines at the base of the shield are the heraldic convention for water and are an allusion to the Connecticut River which flows through the state."

The web site credits Pierre de Chaignon Larose for the design, introduced during Nilan’s term as the seventh Bishop of Hartford (1910-1934).

Bishops[]

The following are the lists of ordinaries (bishops of the diocese) and auxiliary bishops, and their terms of service. They are followed by other priests of this diocese who became bishops.

Bishops of Hartford[]

1. William Tyler (1843–1849)
2. Bernard O'Reilly (1849–1856)
3. Francis Patrick McFarland (1858–1875)
4. Thomas Galberry (1877–1879)
5. Lawrence S. McMahon (1879–1893)
6. Michael Tierney (1894–1908)
7. John J. Nilan (1910–1934)
8. Maurice F. McAuliffe (1934–1944)
9. Henry J. O'Brien (1945–1953), elevated to Archbishop

Archbishops of Hartford[]

1. Henry J. O'Brien (1953–1969)
2. John F. Whealon (1969–1991)
3. Daniel Anthony Cronin (1992–2003)
4. Henry J. Mansell (2003–2013)
5. Leonard P. Blair (2013–present)

Current auxiliary bishop of Hartford[]

• Juan Miguel Betancourt (2018–present)

Former auxiliary bishops of Hartford[]

• John Gregory Murray (1920–1925), appointed Bishop of Portland and later Archbishop of Saint Paul
• Maurice F. McAuliffe (1925–1934), appointed Bishop of Hartford
• Henry Joseph O'Brien (1940–1945), appointed Bishop and later Archbishop of Hartford
• John Francis Hackett (1953–1986)
• Joseph Francis Donnelly (1965–1977)
• Peter A. Rosazza (1978–2010)
• Paul S. Loverde (1988–1993), appointed Bishop of Ogdensburg and later Bishop of Arlington
• Christie Macaluso (1997–2017)

Other priests of this diocese who became bishops[]

• Thomas Francis Hendricken, appointed Bishop of Providence in 1872
• Bonaventure Broderick, appointed Auxiliary bishop of San Cristóbal de la Habana in Cuba in 1903
• Thomas Joseph Shahan, appointed Rector of The Catholic University of America, and in 1914 Auxiliary Bishop of Baltimore
• Francis Joseph Tief, appointed Bishop of Concordia in 1920
• Joseph Edward McCarthy, appointed Bishop of Portland in Maine in 1932
• Francis Patrick Keough, appointed Bishop of Providence in 1934 and later Archbishop of Baltimore
• Matthew Francis Brady, appointed Bishop of Burlington in 1938 and later Bishop of Manchester
• Patrick Joseph McCormick, appointed Rector of The Catholic University of America twice and later, in 1950, Auxiliary Bishop of Washington
• Vincent Joseph Hines, appointed Bishop of Norwich in 1959
• Peter Leo Gerety, appointed Coadjutor of Portland in 1966 and subsequently succeeded to that see, and later Archbishop of Newark

Parishes[]

The following is a sortable list of the parishes which are currently functioning in the Archdiocese of Hartford. For example, to see the parishes listed alphabetically by town, click on the box at the top of the "Town" column. This information is taken from the records of the Archdiocese of Hartford as of 2012, with limited updates.^[10] To find mass times and other information about a parish, click on the parish name, which will bring you to the parish website.

Where two or more parishes were merged, individual former parishes will be listed, and the consolidated parish name and website will appear in parentheses.

Name	Town	Deanery	Vicariate	Founded	Original Ethnic Community
St. Adalbert (St. Raymond of Penafort)	Enfield	Enfield	Hartford	1915	Polish
St. Aedan (Sts. Aedan and Brendan)	New Haven	New Haven	New Haven	1900	None
St. Agnes (Precious Blood)	Woodmont (Milford)	West Shore Line	New Haven	1906	None
St. Aloysius (Official website)	Plantsville (Southington)	Meriden	New Haven	1961	None
St. Andrew (Holy Apostles)	New Britain	New Britain	Hartford	1895	Lithuanian
St. Ann (St. Ann - Avon)	Avon	Farmington Valley	Hartford	1917	None
St. Ann (St. Francis de Sales)	Bristol	Bristol	Waterbury	1908	French
St. Ann (Closed 2017)[Note 1]	Hamden	Hamden-North Haven	New Haven	1919	Italian
St. Ann (Precious Blood)	Milford	West Shore Line	New Haven	1924	None
St. Ann (St. Joachim)	New Britain	New Britain	Hartford	1938	Italian
St. Anne (All Saints - Waterbury)	Waterbury	Waterbury	Waterbury	1886	French
St. Anne-Immaculate Conception (Closed 2017)[Note 2]	Hartford	Hartford	Hartford	2000	Multi-ethnic
St. Anthony (St. Francis de Sales)	Bristol	Bristol	Waterbury	1920	Italian
St. Anthony (Official website - New Haven)	New Haven	New Haven	New Haven	1904	Italian
St. Anthony (Official website - Prospect)	Prospect	Naugatuck-Cheshire	Waterbury	1943	None
St. Anthony of Padua (St. Louis de Montfort)	Litchfield	Litchfield	Waterbury	1882	None
Ascension (Christ the Bread of Life)	Hamden	Hamden-North Haven	New Haven	1964	None
Assumption (Official website - Ansonia)	Ansonia	Ansonia-Derby	Waterbury	1870	None
Assumption (St. James - Manchester)	Manchester	Manchester	Hartford	1955	None
Assumption (Official website - Woodbridge)	Woodbridge	West Shore Line	New Haven	1924	None
St. Augustine (Official website - Hartford)	Hartford	Hartford	Hartford	1902	None
St. Augustine (St. Ambrose)	North Branford	East Shore Line	New Haven	1941	None
St. Augustine (St. Nicholas)	Seymour	Ansonia-Derby	Waterbury	1866	None
St. Augustine (SS. Isadore and Maria)	South Glastonbury (Glastonbury)	Manchester	Hartford	1877	None
St. Barnabas (St. Elizabeth of the Trinity)	North Haven	Hamden-North Haven	New Haven	1922	None
St. Bartholomew (St. Theresa of Calcutta)	Manchester	Manchester	Hartford	1958	None
St. Bernadette (Official website)	New Haven	New Haven	New Haven	1938	None
St. Bernard (St. Jeanne Jugan)	Enfield	Enfield	Hartford	1870	None
St. Bernard	Sharon	Litchfield	Waterbury	1885	None
St. Bernard	Tariffville (Simsbury)	Farmington Valley	Hartford	1878	None
Blessed Sacrament	East Hartford	Manchester	Hartford	1948	None
Blessed Sacrament	Hamden	Hamden-North Haven	New Haven	1939	None
Blessed Sacrament	Waterbury	Waterbury	Waterbury	1911	None
St. Brendan	New Haven	New Haven	New Haven	1913	None
St. Bridget	Cheshire	Naugatuck-Cheshire	Waterbury	1871	None
St. Bridget	Cornwall Bridge (Sharon)	Litchfield	Waterbury	1883	None
St. Bridget	Manchester	Manchester	Hartford	1870	None
St. Brigid	West Hartford	Suburban Hartford	Hartford	1919	None
St. Casimir	Terryville (Plymouth)	Bristol	Waterbury	1906	Polish
St. Catherine	Broad Brook (East Windsor)	Enfield	Hartford	1886	None
St. Catherine of Siena	West Simsbury (Simsbury)	Farmington Valley	Hartford	1971	None
Christ the Redeemer	Milford	West Shore Line	New Haven	1966	None
St. Christopher	East Hartford	Manchester	Hartford	1965	None
St. Clare	East Haven	East Shore Line	New Haven	1947	None
Corpus Christi	Wethersfield	Suburban Hartford	Hartford	1941	None
SS. Cyril and Methodius	Hartford	Hartford	Hartford	1902	Polish
St. Dominic	Southington	Meriden	New Haven	1971	None
St. Dunstan	Glastonbury	Manchester	Hartford	1971	None
St. Elizabeth	Branford	East Shore Line	New Haven	1966	None
St. Elizabeth Seton	Rocky Hill	Suburban Hartford	Hartford	1985	None
Church of the Epiphany	Cheshire	Naugatuck-Cheshire	Waterbury	1967	None
St. Frances Cabrini	North Haven	Hamden-North Haven	New Haven	1967	None
St. Francis	New Haven	New Haven	New Haven	1868	None
St. Francis of Assisi	Naugatuck	Naugatuck-Cheshire	Waterbury	1866	None
St. Francis of Assisi	New Britain	New Britain	Hartford	1941	None
St. Francis of Assisi	South Windsor	Manchester	Hartford	1941	None
St. Francis of Assisi	Torrington	Litchfield	Waterbury	1877	None
St. Francis Xavier	New Milford	Suburban Waterbury	Waterbury	1871	None
St. Francis Xavier	Waterbury	Waterbury	Waterbury	1896	None
St. Gabriel	Milford	West Shore Line	New Haven	1946	None
St. Gabriel	Windsor	Farmington Valley	Hartford	1894	None
St. George	Guilford	East Shore Line	New Haven	1870	None
St. Gertrude	Windsor	Farmington Valley	Hartford	1947	None
Good Shepherd	Seymour	Ansonia-Derby	Waterbury	1967	None
St. Gregory the Great	Bristol	Bristol	Waterbury	1957	None
St. Hedwig	Union City (Naugatuck)	Naugatuck-Cheshire	Waterbury	1906	Polish
St. Helena	West Hartford	Suburban Hartford	Hartford	1966	None
Holy Angels	Meriden	Meriden	New Haven	1887	None
Holy Cross	New Britain	New Britain	Hartford	1927	Polish
Holy Family	Enfield	Enfield	Hartford	1965	None
Holy Infant	Orange	West Shore Line	New Haven	1952	None
Holy Rosary	Ansonia	Ansonia-Derby	Waterbury	1908	Italian
Holy Spirit	Newington	Suburban Hartford	Hartford	1964	None
Holy Trinity	Hartford	Hartford	Hartford	1900	Lithuanian
Immaculate Conception	New Hartford	Litchfield	Waterbury	1869	None
Immaculate Conception	Norfolk	Litchfield	Waterbury	1889	None
Immaculate Conception	Southington	Meriden	New Haven	1915	None
Immaculate Conception	Terryville (Plymouth)	Bristol	Waterbury	1882	Irish
Basilica of the Immaculate Conception	Waterbury	Waterbury	Waterbury	1847	None
Immaculate Heart of Mary	Harwinton	Litchfield	Waterbury	1956	None
Incarnation	Wethersfield	Suburban Hartford	Hartford	1963	None
St. Isaac Jogues	East Hartford	Manchester	Hartford	1964	None
St. James	Manchester	Manchester	Hartford	1874	None
St. James	Rocky Hill	Suburban Hartford	Hartford	1880	None
St. Jerome	New Britain	New Britain	Hartford	1958	None
St. Joan of Arc	Hamden	Hamden-North Haven	New Haven	1971	None
St. John Fisher	Marlborough	Manchester	Hartford	1972	None
St. John of the Cross	Middlebury	Suburban Waterbury	Waterbury	1904	None
St. John the Baptist	New Haven	New Haven	New Haven	1893	None
St. John the Evangelist	New Britain	New Britain	Hartford	1916	None
St. John the Evangelist	Watertown	Suburban Waterbury	Waterbury	1878	None
St. John Vianney	West Haven	West Shore Line	New Haven	1965	None
St. Joseph	Ansonia	Ansonia-Derby	Waterbury	1925	Polish
St. Joseph	Bristol	Bristol	Waterbury	1864	None
St. Joseph	Canaan	Litchfield	Waterbury	1920	None
Cathedral of St. Joseph	Hartford	Hartford	Hartford	1872	None
St. Joseph	Meriden	Meriden	New Haven	1900	None
St. Joseph	New Britain	New Britain	Hartford	1896	None
St. Joseph	New Haven	New Haven	New Haven	1900	None
St. Joseph	Poquonock (Windsor)	Farmington Valley	Hartford	1874	None
St. Joseph	Suffield	Enfield	Hartford	1916	Polish
St. Joseph	Waterbury	Waterbury	Waterbury	1894	Lithuanian
St. Joseph	Winsted (Winchester)	Litchfield	Waterbury	1853	None
St. Jude	Derby	Ansonia-Derby	Waterbury	1961	None
St. Justin	Hartford	Hartford	Hartford	1924	None
St. Laurent	Meriden	Meriden	New Haven	1880	French
St. Lawrence	West Haven	West Shore Line	New Haven	1886	None
St. Lawrence O'Toole	Hartford	Hartford	Hartford	1885	None
St. Leo the Great	Waterbury	Waterbury	Waterbury	1974	None
St. Louis	West Haven	West Shore Line	New Haven	1886	French and Territorial
St. Lucy	Waterbury	Waterbury	Waterbury	1926	Italian
St. Luke	Hartford	Hartford	Hartford	1930	None
St. Margaret	Madison	East Shore Line	New Haven	1937	None
St. Margaret	Waterbury	Waterbury	Waterbury	1910	None
St. Margaret Mary	South Windsor	Manchester	Hartford	1961	None
St. Maria Goretti	Wolcott	Waterbury	Waterbury	1973	None
St. Mark the Evangelist	West Hartford	Suburban Hartford	Hartford	1942	None
St. Martha	Enfield	Enfield	Hartford	1961	None
St. Martin de Porres	New Haven	New Haven	New Haven	1942	None
St. Mary	Branford	East Shore Line	New Haven	1868	None
St. Mary	East Hartford	Manchester	Hartford	1873	None
St. Mary	Lakeville (Salisbury)	Litchfield	Waterbury	1874	None
St. Mary	Meriden	Meriden	New Haven	1890	German
St. Mary	Milford	West Shore Line	New Haven	1874	None
St. Mary	New Britain	New Britain	Hartford	1848	None
St. Mary Priory	New Haven	New Haven	New Haven	1832	None
St. Mary	Newington	Suburban Hartford	Hartford	1924	None
St. Mary	Simsbury	Farmington Valley	Hartford	1921	None
St. Mary	Torrington	Litchfield	Waterbury	1919	Polish
St. Mary	Union City (Naugatuck)	Naugatuck-Cheshire	Waterbury	1907	None
St. Mary	Unionville (Farmington)	Farmington Valley	Hartford	1874	None
St. Mary	Windsor Locks	Enfield	Hartford	1852	None
St. Mary Magdalen	Oakville (Watertown)	Suburban Waterbury	Waterbury	1900	None
Mary Our Queen	Plantsville (Southington)	Meriden	New Haven	1961	None
St. Mary the Immaculate Conception	Derby	Ansonia-Derby	Waterbury	1851	None
St. Matthew	Forestville (Bristol)	Bristol	Waterbury	1891	None
St. Maurice	New Britain	New Britain	Hartford	1946	None
St. Michael	Beacon Falls	Ansonia-Derby	Waterbury	1899	None
St. Michael	Hartford	Hartford	Hartford	1900	None
St. Michael	New Haven	New Haven	New Haven	1889	Italian
St. Michael	Waterbury	Waterbury	Waterbury	1897	None
St. Michael the Archangel	Derby	Ansonia-Derby	Waterbury	1905	Polish
St. Monica	Northford (North Branford)	Hamden-North Haven	New Haven	1964	None
Most Holy Trinity	Wallingford	Meriden	New Haven	1869	None
Church of the Nativity	Bethlehem	Suburban Waterbury	Waterbury	1916	None
Our Lady of Fatima	Hartford	Hartford	Hartford	1958	Portuguese
Our Lady of Fatima	Waterbury	Waterbury	Waterbury	1971	Portuguese
Our Lady of Fatima	Yalesville (Wallingford)	Meriden	New Haven	1956	None
Our Lady of Grace	Bantam	Litchfield	Waterbury	1970	None
Our Lady of Loreto	Waterbury	Waterbury	Waterbury	1971	Portuguese
Our Lady of Lourdes	Waterbury	Waterbury	Waterbury	1899	Italian
Our Lady of Mercy	Plainville	Bristol	Waterbury	1881	None
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel	Hamden	Hamden-North Haven	New Haven	1869	None
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel	Meriden	Meriden	New Haven	1894	Italian
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel	Waterbury	Waterbury	Waterbury	1923	Italian
Our Lady of Peace	East Hartford	Manchester	Hartford	1971	None
Our Lady of Perpetual Help	Washington Depot (Washington)	Suburban Waterbury	Waterbury	1893	None
Our Lady of Pompeii	East Haven	East Shore Line	New Haven	1941	None
Our Lady of Sorrows	Hartford	Hartford	Hartford	1895	None
Our Lady of the Lakes	New Milford	Suburban Waterbury	Waterbury	1990	None
Our Lady of Victory	West Haven	West Shore Line	New Haven	1935	None
St. Patrick	Collinsville (Canton)	Farmington Valley	Hartford	1856	None
St. Patrick	Enfield	Enfield	Hartford	1866	None
St. Patrick	Farmington	Farmington Valley	Hartford	1871	None
St. Patrick	Roxbury	Suburban Waterbury	Waterbury	1885	None
St. Patrick	Waterbury	Waterbury	Waterbury	1880	None
St. Patrick-St. Anthony	Hartford	Hartford	Hartford	1829	None
St. Paul	Glastonbury	Manchester	Hartford	1954	None
St. Paul	Kensington (Berlin)	New Britain	Hartford	1878	None
St. Paul	West Haven	West Shore Line	New Haven	1916	None
St. Peter	Hartford	Hartford	Hartford	1859	None
St. Peter	New Britain	New Britain	Hartford	1873	German-French
St. Peter	Torrington	Litchfield	Waterbury	1910	Italian
St. Peter Claver	West Hartford	Suburban Hartford	Hartford	1966	None
SS. Peter and Paul	Wallingford	Meriden	New Haven	1924	None
SS. Peter and Paul	Waterbury	Waterbury	Waterbury	1920	None
St. Philip	East Windsor	Enfield	Hartford	1959	None
St. Pius X	Wolcott	Waterbury	Waterbury	1955	None
Resurrection	Wallingford	Meriden	New Haven	1963	None
St. Rita	Hamden	Hamden-North Haven	New Haven	1928	Italian
St. Robert Bellarmine	Windsor Locks	Enfield	Hartford	1962	None
St. Rose	East Hartford	Manchester	Hartford	1920	None
St. Rose of Lima	Meriden	Meriden	New Haven	1848	None
St. Rose of Lima	New Haven	New Haven	New Haven	1907	None
Sacred Heart	Bloomfield	Farmington Valley	Hartford	1878	None
Sacred Heart	East Berlin (Berlin)	New Britain	Hartford	1896	None
Sacred Heart	Hartford	Hartford	Hartford	1872	Spanish
Sacred Heart	Kent	Litchfield	Waterbury	1970	None
Sacred Heart	New Britain	New Britain	Hartford	1894	Polish
Sacred Heart	New Haven	New Haven	New Haven	1876	None
Sacred Heart	Southbury	Suburban Waterbury	Waterbury	1884	None
Sacred Heart	Suffield	Enfield	Hartford	1884	None
Sacred Heart	Torrington	Litchfield	Waterbury	1910	Slovak
Sacred Heart	Wethersfield	Suburban Hartford	Hartford	1876	None
Sacred Heart-Sagrado Corazon	Waterbury	Waterbury	Waterbury	1885	None
St. Stanislaus	Bristol	Bristol	Waterbury	1919	Polish
St. Stanislaus	Meriden	Meriden	New Haven	1891	Polish
St. Stanislaus	New Haven	New Haven	New Haven	1901	Polish
St. Stanislaus Kostka	Waterbury (Union City)	Waterbury	Waterbury	1913	Polish
St. Stephen	Hamden	Hamden-North Haven	New Haven	1953	None
St. Teresa of Avila	Woodbury	Suburban Waterbury	Waterbury	1902	None
St. Therese	Branford	East Shore Line	New Haven	1947	None
St. Therese	Granby	Farmington Valley	Hartford	1958	None
St. Therese	North Haven	Hamden-North Haven	New Haven	1925	None
St. Thomas	Southington	Meriden	New Haven	1860	None
St. Thomas	Thomaston	Suburban Waterbury	Waterbury	1869	None
St. Thomas Becket	Cheshire	Naugatuck-Cheshire	Waterbury	1971	None
St. Thomas of Villanova	Goshen	Litchfield	Waterbury	1880	None
St. Thomas the Apostle	Oxford	Ansonia-Derby	Waterbury	1966	None
St. Thomas the Apostle	West Hartford	Suburban Hartford	Hartford	1921	None
St. Timothy	West Hartford	Suburban Hartford	Hartford	1958	None
St. Vincent de Paul	East Haven	East Shore Line	New Haven	1915	None
St. Vincent Ferrer	Naugatuck	Naugatuck-Cheshire	Waterbury	1975	None

Schools[]

Dr. Dale R. Hoyt, Superintendent of Catholic Schools

High schools

• Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, Lauralton Hall, Milford
• Canterbury School, New Milford
• East Catholic High School, Manchester
• Holy Cross High School, Waterbury
• Northwest Catholic High School, West Hartford
• Notre Dame High School, West Haven
• Sacred Heart Academy, Hamden
• Sacred Heart High School, Waterbury
• St. Paul Catholic High School, Bristol

Seminaries[]

• St. Thomas Seminary, Bloomfield

Media[]

• The Catholic Transcript magazine
• WJMJ radio

Province of Hartford[]

See: List of the Catholic bishops of the United States#Province of Hartford

See also[]

References[]

 This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Herbermann, Charles, ed. (1913). "Hartford". Catholic Encyclopedia. New York: Robert Appleton Company.

External links[]

• Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Hartford Official Site
• Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Hartford at the Wayback Machine (archive index)

Coordinates: 41°46′05″N 72°41′28″W / 41.76806°N 72.69111°W / 41.76806; -72.69111