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• SEPTEMBER 25, 2020 – Bishop Frank Caggiano Diocesan Announcement: Governor Lamont announced that church capacity has been increased to 50% capacity with a cap of 200 people effective October 8th. The following guidelines must be observed:
  -Socially distanced with masks remains mandatory, unless you provide medical proof that they have a medical condition that prohibits them from wearing a mask.
  -If the positivity rate within a particular town or city exceeds 5%, then the pastor should reduce capacity to 100 people per Mass.
  -Sign up continues to be live each Wednesday on our website for the following weekends’ Masses.

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• Our Priests’ Message On Covid 19
• Changes In Our Parish Life
• Frequently Asked Questions On Spiritual Sustenance Without The Reception Of Sacraments
• Diocese Resources On Covid 19
• Bulletin: September 27 2020
• Mourning During The Pandemic
• To live-stream Parish Masses go to https://www.facebook.com/StMaryChurchBethel/

Beginning in 1882, the Catholic Church has served the needs of the people of Bethel from a living room parlor on Grassy Plain Street, to the Church on Greenwood Avenue, to our current Church on Dodgingtown Road. Being the only Catholic Church in the town of Bethel, our parish community reaches to the surrounding towns of Danbury, Brookfield, Newtown and Redding. St. Mary Parish Center includes a beautiful church seating 850 worshippers, a parish hall, an active and thriving school, convent and rectory.