Regina Coeli Catholic Church

10/23/2026

10/22/2026

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10/21/2026

IMPORTANT: All events have been CANCELLED for today, October 21st, 2026 due to the hazmat situation. This includes Confession, Mass, Book Club, and CCD. Sorry for any inconvenience and stay safe.

10/21/2026

Following our previous message regarding the office closure due to HAZMAT situation, 11:00am Confession and 12:00pm Mass will be cancelled for today as well.

10/21/2026

Due to the shelter in place order and hazmat situation, both parish offices will be closed today, Wednesday October 21st. Stay safe everyone. 🙏

10/20/2026

Please join us for a joyful celebration of faith, fellowship, and community! We look forward to seeing your family and friends at this wonderful parish community event 🍂

10/19/2026

SAINTS ISAAC JOGUES (1560-1646) AND JOHN DE BRÉBEUF (1593-1649) AND THEIR COMPANIONS
October 19th
Their mission was to New France, but these missionaries found in present day New York State and the Province of Ontario a world wildly different from the homes they left behind. Six Jesuit priests, Fathers Isaac Jogues, John de Brébeuf, Anthony Daniel, Gabriel Lalemant, Charles Garnier, and Noel Chabanel—and Jesuit lay volunteers Rene Goupil and John Lalande—shared the gospel with the Native Americans they met, in languages they painstakingly learned, and through images they creatively adapted to the indigenous cultures (for example, John de Brebeuf’s “ ’Twas in the Moon of Wintertime: the Huron Carol”). But their evangelization was caught up in turmoil beyond their control: a smallpox epidemic, battles between French and English trading interests—the traders united only by their willingness to exploit the Native Americans—and conflict among the tribes themselves, Huron, Mohawk, Iroquois. The missionaries’ perseverance despite exhausting hardships, their steadfast courage in facing unspeakable tortures, and undaunted love even for those who martyred them, bore fruit, immediately in Kateri Tekakwitha’s sanctity, eventually in the Catholicism that still flourishes in the United States and Canada.
—Peter Scagnelli
Diocesan Publications

10/18/2026

Regina Coeli Memorial Wall
If you are interested in memorializing deceased loved ones on our memorial wall, please contact the parish office for an order form.
Donation for the gold plaque is $1,500.00.
Donation for the silver plaque is $1,000.00.
All donations support Regina Coeli Parish.
We thank you for your patronage.

10/17/2026