St. Dunstan

St. Dunstan Parish, located at 1345 Manchester Road in Glastonbury, CT, is a vibrant Roman Catholic community that draws inspiration from its patron saint, a renowned Anglo-Saxon saint known for his deep prayer, exceptional skill as a goldsmith, and devotion to the liturgy. Born near the ancient Glastonbury Abbey in England, St. Dunstan went on to become the abbot of Glastonbury and later served as Bishop of Worcester, Bishop of London, and Archbishop of Canterbury. Today, the parish continues his legacy by offering daily Mass, Saturday and Sunday liturgies, sacramental preparation, and various spiritual programs, fostering a spirit of work and prayer among its members. With a mission to promote prayer, education, and service, St. Dunstan Parish strives to revitalize the spiritual and temporal welfare of its community, just as its patron saint did centuries ago. By embracing the values of St. Dunstan, the parish provides a welcoming and nurturing environment for all who seek to grow in their faith and deepen their connection with God.