Pope Francis: 1936-2025
Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him.
It is with great sorrow that we have received the news of the death of Pope Francis.
We invite you to join us in praying for the repose of his soul.
Our Lady of Sorrows
September 6th to September 14th
We call to mind in this very important Novena the sorrows that our Blessed Mother endured during her life. We live in a valley of tears until we reach our heavenly homeland, and so we ask our Lady during these nine consecutive days to intercede for us.
This Novena allows you with firm confidence to unite your sufferings to Our Lady, knowing that she can console us and obtain for us graces from God. Her seven sorrows were. The Prophecy of Simeon. The Flight into Egypt. The loss of the child Jesus in the Temple. Meeting Jesus on the way to Calvary. The Crucifixion. The piercing of the side of Jesus and the Burial of Jesus. So, join us in these nine days of Masses to our Lady at our seminary in Cheshire, Connecticut.
If you have any questions or requests, don’t hesitate to get in touch with Barb DiSpirito at contact@Lcmassrequest.org or call 470-683-3906.
Father's Day Novena
June 7th -15th
Join the Legionaries of Christ and all our Catholic benefactors – and thousands of Christians around the world in a Novena to the Heavenly Father for all Earthly Fathers, Spiritual and Natural.
For Nine Consecutive Days, we will turn to the Heavenly Father, in, through and with His Son and Our Savior Jesus, and ask Him to fill all earthly Fathers with heavenly wisdom, authority, and grace. We will ask the Heavenly Father to empower and baptize earthly fathers with the Holy Spirit. So that they can live out their vital vocation in an age which has all but forgotten or even rejected fatherhood.
Novena to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
June 18th -26th
Our nine days of consecutive Masses for the Novena to the Sacred Heart of Jesus allows you to focus your intentions and desires on the Heart of Jesus. St. John Paul II, a great devotee of the Sacred Heart, said, “This feast reminds us of the mystery of the love of God for the people of all times.” This is a moveable feast that honors the Sacred Heart of Jesus. In 1856, the Feast of the Sacred Heart became a universal feast. Join us in these nine days of Masses to at our seminary in Cheshire, Connecticut.
2025 Novena Schedule
| Novena | Start Date | End Date | Feast Date |
| Our Lady Undoer of Knots | September 19th | September 27th | September 28th |
| All Souls | October 24th | November 1st | November 2nd |
| Immaculate Conception | November 29th | December 7th | December 8th |
| Christmas Nativity of Our Lord | December 16th | December 24th | December 25th |
Mass is the foundation of worship in the life of a Roman Catholic. At Mass, eternity and time intersect. It is part of God’s plan of salvation that we would be able to meet Him directly and receive His grace through this sacrament.
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A special gift of prayer; you or your loved ones will be remembered in a Mass offered every Friday at our seminary in Cheshire, and in our seminarians’ daily Adoration.
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To love Christ with passion
Christ-centeredness constitutes the fundamental and specific characteristic of the Legionary spirit. Therefore, aided by God’s grace, Legionaries strive to make Christ Jesus the center, standard, and example of their lives as religious, priests and apostles. They seek to know, love, and experience him intimately, above all in the Gospel, the Eucharist, and the Cross, and strive to imitate him in a special way through self-giving to their neighbor. (Constitution 9)
Easter Offerings
Easter is a season of profound transformation, a time when the old gives way to the new and the broken is made whole. It is a reminder that God’s power is made perfect in weakness, and that His grace is sufficient for all our needs.
