St. Columba

St. Columba, a revered Catholic saint, is the namesake and inspiration behind the vibrant St. Columba Catholic community in Columbia, Connecticut. Born in 521 in Gartan, County Donegal, St. Columba is celebrated for his missionary zeal, scholarly learning, and devotion to the Blessed Sacrament. As the patron saint of Scotland, Ireland, and other locales, his legacy extends far beyond his Irish roots. The Church of St. Columba, located at 328 Route 66 in Columbia, invites all to join in daily Mass, Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, and regular devotions. With a strong connection to the nearby Holy Family parish, this Roman-Rite parish in the Diocese of Norwich is a hub of Catholic faith and community. Under the intercession of St. Columba, the faithful are encouraged to grow in prayer, fellowship, and service. To learn more or get involved, contact the parish office at (860) 228-3727. Join the St. Columba community in honoring the life and legacy of this beloved saint, and experience the joy of faith and fellowship in Columbia, Connecticut.