St. Emery

St. Emery Roman Catholic Church, located at 838 Kings Highway East in Fairfield, Connecticut, has been a cornerstone of faith in the community since 1932. As part of the Diocese of Bridgeport under the guidance of Bishop Most Rev. Frank Caggiano, the church has a rich history and architectural significance, being listed as a Connecticut Historic Place in 2013. Following its merger with St. Stephen of Hungary parish in 1971, the Holy Family and St. Emery Parish continues to thrive, offering daily and weekend Masses, sacraments, and various community events. The historic church building, designed by Anthony J. DePace, boasts a striking mural fresco over the altar, side altars with statues, and original ceiling artwork, reflecting the church's commitment to beauty and reverence. As a vibrant Catholic community, St. Emery welcomes those seeking a place for prayer, a sense of belonging, or a glimpse into Fairfield's historic heritage, standing as a testament to enduring faith and service in the heart of East Fairfield.