St Francis of Assisi, Litchfield NH welcomes all into its community. We serve Catholics in Litchfield, southern Manchester and Londonderry from our church located on the banks of the Merrimack River in southern New Hampshire. As the website resources continue to grow, we hope to spiritually reach out to individuals far wider then our geographic location. Please browse our web pages, pray with us and return occationally to see how our community is growing. If you happen to find yourself in southern New Hampshire, we invite you to come worship with us. If you like what what you see, please find your way to the Contact Us page and send in your comment. |
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10 Year Anniversary Survey |
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Please take the time to complete our Survey...we are collecting information for our celebration presentation. 10 Year Anniversary Survey |
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St. Francis announces its Annual Parish Picnic, for September 12, 2010. This event will also mark our 10 Year Anniversary! For ten years we've been in this building and seen many changes in pastoral leadership as well as improvements in both the space, and the ministerial offerings. We will be seeking photos and memories of our parish to be used in a presentation at the picnic. If you can help provide these, please contact
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Digital photos are most appreciated - but we will take hard copies as well, and any anecdotes you care to share. More details to follow! |
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The first St. Francis Men's Breakfast for the fall season will be Saturday, October 2nd at 7:00am in the gathering space. Our guest speaker will be Fr. Ray. We will have you out by 8:30 so you will have plenty of time for yard work. Please join us for some food, faith and fun on the first Saturday of each month. |
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On the Road to the Diaconate |
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A few weeks ago, St. Francis announced that two of our parishioners are now on the road to the Diaconate. We congratulate Doug Rogers and John Castelot and ask you to pray for them and the rest of their class on this journey. As they aspire to become Deacons, they are known as "aspirants." There is much to learn about the Diaconate, and in the coming year, we will be asking Doug and John to share their reflections with us to be posted on this website. We look forward to supporting them with our prayers, and encouraging them with our questions. In the meantime, here are some articles about the Deaconate http://www.catholic.org/national/national_story.php?id=26824. http://www.catholicnh.org/vocations/permanent-diaconate/becoming-a-permanent-deacon/ |
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