NEWTOWN, Conn. — Nothing seemed different about the well-traveled two-lane route leading into this Connecticut community on Saturday. Newtown looked for all intents and purposes like the typical scenic, small New England town — the way it always did.
The turn at the town’s landmark flagpole quickly conducted local traffic past St. Rose of Lima Church to Interstate 8 a couple hundred yards further on, then into the village of Sandy Hook.
Nothing on the main road looked unusual, except for the big, hand-lettered sign in front of a business on the way into town that said, “Just Say a Prayer.”
That is exactly what people were doing as they silently entered St. Rose all day. They went there to pray and remember the victims of the horrible-beyond-words tragedy that took place a short distance down the road on Friday in Sandy Hook School, where 20 of the elementary school’s youngest children and six adults were massacred by a lone gunman.
Many people found consolation through coming to St. Rose, the only Catholic church in town and one that has a very large congregation, many of them young families. Several of the victims were members of the parish.
Saturday morning and afternoon, people continued to pour in; many came to offer prayers. Twenty-six votive candles lined the top of the altar, one for each child and adult who died in the school. Directly behind them the Blessed Sacrament was reserved in the tabernacle. To the side, a picture of the Sacred Heart also reminded people of the Lord’s presence.
Nearly every single person remained kneeling in prayer.
Solemn Silence
The air was solemn, sad, yet there was a certain peace in the church. No matter who was there — adults, young children and teens with their families, husbands and wives, single women, elderly couples — the silence was seamless. Every moment was filled with a solemn hush that was never broken.
No one said a word. Even those shedding tears did so silently.
Draped over the Advent wreath in the sanctuary, a stole-like purple cloth had a single word on it: "hope." Meant for Advent, it was an added word of solace here.
People silently walked to the side transept to light scores of votive candles lined up before an image of the Holy Family. People knelt before Mary, with Jesus sleeping peacefully in her arms, as Joseph stood by their side. Surely they prayed for the Holy Family to console all the grieving families and parishioners.
So much in the church took on added meaning and significance at this time, like the plaque on the wall of the Holy Family shrine proclaiming, “Perpetual Memorial Honoring the Sanctity of Human & Family Life.”
Near them stood St. Anne, who surely knows a grandmother’s heart at this time, especially those grieving the loss of a grandchild at Sandy Hook School, and the church’s patron, St. Rose of Lima, embracing a crucifix, as so many families in the church and town must do now.
A Pastor’s Presence
Msgr. Robert Weiss, the parish’s longtime pastor, had his full attention and presence with grieving families in the rectory. The day before, when he went to the school, he spoke briefly with two television stations.
Many victims were from his parish, he said. One child had been excited to be playing an angel in St. Rose’s upcoming Christmas pageant, another to be making first holy Communion this year. Many of the slain children were preparing for their first Communion.
“If we work together, good things can happen,” Msgr. Weiss concluded in the midst of the tragic situation.
In the midst of the shattered community’s anguish, good things were evident Saturday. People steadily flooded into the church. Many parishioners, their hearts and minds obviously sorrowing, preferred not to talk or share thoughts with anyone.
A few did pause for a moment to share how they came to be a part of support and solidarity.
Parishioner Eileen Byrnes described how during the memorial Mass on Friday night “every seat was taken, and people were three-deep in the aisles. Hundreds more were outside singing Silent Night."
“The Catholic community was coming together,” she said. “It was faith in action."
Several people stopped by the impromptu shrine set up on the lawn in front of the church or to pray by the shrine of the Blessed Mother nearby.
Dan Hale and his daughter Sarah, a freshman in high school, drove from New Hartford, Conn., to pray for the victims even though they knew no one in town.
“We wanted to share our feelings,” said Sarah.
“I can’t fathom what families are going through,” said her father.
The Hales were “turning to prayer and God,” added Sarah, “and also donating to those families.”
Sorrowful Homecoming
Steve Lachioma and his wife, Laurie, drove from Newburgh, N.Y., to come to St. Rose. He reminisced how he had grown up in Newtown, how his grandparents lived here, how every year he and his wife come back to the town to visit, eat at the diner and see the lights along Main Street.
“My wife and I knew we had to be here and say prayers at the church,” he said. “Where else would you go?” They also wanted to light a candle and lay a wreath.
Parishioner Tom Kelleher and his three young daughters — one of whom is a student at Sandy Hook School — came to the Friday night Mass and again Saturday afternoon to “pray for the people who lost children and the teachers who lost their lives,” he said. The girls were quiet and sad.
Non-parishioners came as well. Jennifer Derrickson said she was not a practicing Catholic, but that, in this tragic situation, “This is where I turned,” she shared, looking back and through the church’s glass doors.
Amy Rothenbacker, who said she is Jewish, came to pray with her stepdaughter Sarah Negron. She was familiar with the church, having been here before; she has many friends in this community and knows Msgr. Weiss. She said many of the slain children were baptized here.
“At times like this, I come here to pray,” she said. Sarah agreed.
Words of Condolence
Boards that had been set up in the vestibule were covered with messages of condolence and prayer.
“May God give you strength to see you through this tragedy,” wrote the Fitzsimons family.
“May God hold you so tightly. May our community and nation come together to prevent this from happening again. You are all angels, and we need to honor you with our actions,” another read.
Condolences and prayers came from Archbishop William Lori of Baltimore, who until this year was the bishop of the Diocese of Bridgeport, Conn., in which St. Rose is located.
“I am profoundly saddened by this terrible tragedy, and my heart goes out to the parents who lost their children and to a grieving community,” said Archbishop Lori in a statement from Rome when he learned of the tragedy. “I will continue to pray for all those affected by this unspeakable tragedy, and I remember in a special way St. Rose of Lima parish, which I visited so often and remember with deep love and respect.”
Msgr. Jerald Doyle, Bridgeport’s diocesan administrator until a new bishop is appointed, also extended prayers and condolences. Msgr. Doyle said the diocese was ready to assist the Newtown community, especially those directly affected by this tragedy, with whatever resources the diocese can offer, including counselors from Catholic Charities.
Neighboring Parishes
Other parishes, particularly those nearby, immediately offered continuing prayer. One was 15 miles down the road at St. Theresa Church in Trumbull, another of the diocese’s largest parishes and one that also has many young families.
Father Brian Gannon, the pastor, began having quiet adoration of the holy Eucharist after all Masses beginning on Saturday afternoon, with a community Rosary prayed at 7 and 8pm and adoration after Sunday Masses.
“It’s a time to turn back to Our Lord because only he can provide us the strength and consolation that our hearts crave at this time,” he said.
Father Gannon said that what happened in Newtown “is beyond horrific. It is unimaginable the agony that our brothers and sisters in Newtown are experiencing as they grieve the agonizing loss of their children and loved ones, so pure and innocent in the beginnings of life.”
He said the “best response we can have is our prayers and helping our children find consolation and strength in the infinite, overwhelming love of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Our Lord shows us from the cross the infinite love, mercy and compassion that he maintains for us at every moment, that the Good Shepherd’s passionate desire is to keep us close to him for constant reassurance of his healing power through holy Mass every Sunday.”
The Church community is the rock for Catholics at times like this, indeed at all times, Father Gannon reminded.
“Our Lord gives us the holy gift of the Church through which we can find his consoling words and presence in the holy Eucharist and his consoling mercy in confession,” he explained. “Through the holy gift of the Church and the community the Church provides for us, we can console one another through that strength that God provides us through his holy Church.”
There is more that Catholics should add now, especially to help their children and families, Father Gannon said. In the warm embraces parents will give their children in the aftermath of the horror, he suggested, “Gather them together for family prayer every day, the Rosary if possible, to strengthen them in their desire to know and seek consolation from Our Lord, who alone heals the anguish of our hearts.”
Archbishop Lori’s Anguish
Upon his return from Rome on Saturday, Archbishop Lori sent a personal message to be read at all Sunday Masses at St. Rose.
He told everyone how, along with the nation and world, he was “shocked and horrified to learn of what had taken place in Newtown so suddenly and terribly” when he was in Rome.
“Since that moment, my heart has been heavy, and I can’t stop thinking about everyone in Newtown, especially the victims, the children and their families,” Archbishop Lori continued. “So I just wanted to say very sincerely and simply that I am close to all of you in my thoughts and prayers right now.
“Coming at this time of year, so close to Christmas, the tragedy is all the more difficult to bear. I can only say that, especially for the sake of the victims and their families, we cannot allow ourselves to lose hope, but, indeed, now more than ever, must strengthen one another through our friendships in Christ and our unity of faith in him and his resurrection.”
Archbishop Lori shared the words of Blessed John Paul II which had been present in his own mind: “To receive Jesus Christ means believing that in the history of humanity, even though it is marked by evil and suffering, the final word belongs to life and to love, because God came to dwell among us, so we might dwell in him.”
Archbishop Lori told everyone in these days of Advent, “Let us not forget that, as we read in St. John’s Gospel, ‘The light shines on in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.’"
“Our lives will never be the same,” he said. “But neither will we have to face a single day without the strength and peace that only Christ can give to us. In that strength and in that peace I am very much united with you today.”
Joseph Pronechen is the Register’s staff writer.
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America weeps now, but why?....we elect pro-choice politicians for the last 40 years that allow the slaughter of the children in the womb..Obama goes on tv mentioning that the children murdered at the school shooting wont be able to celebrate birthdays,weddings,etc..WHAT ABOUT THE BIRTHDAYS AND WEDDINGS OF THE CHILDREN MURDERED IN THEIR MOTHERS WOMB?..the children today are fed a diet of immoral garbage from tv, from mtv to rap music, music filled with nothing but anger and hate…and America weeps now but why?...Satan takes the purity and holiness of the Most Holy Family and mocks it with his perversion of same-sex marriages, putting the marriage of moral depravity on par with the marriage of Mother Mary and St. Joseph..and America weeps now but why?...birth control and condoms used by a majority of catholics, stopping the birth of children and we stand back and weep now?..we have deserved every bit of Gods allowing this Hell inspired evil, because after all we have built up new America without God….we throw God out of our schools, we throw God out of the public square, but we run back to God at tragedy…we have mocked God by murdering the innocent in the womb and we mock God by taking His sacrament of marriage and letting it be equal with same-sex depravity…...our country America reaps what it has sown, natural disaster after another strikes our country more often now and the mass killings come repeatedly….we reap the Hand of Gods Justice and our country will be taken apart by the Justice of God….and nobody is more at fault for this than our own catholics who are pro-choice and pro-gay marriage who VOTE IN SIN and allow it as a human right…America is finished as a country…
I can’t imagine not being a person of faith when tragedy strikes, so these are not empty words of solace: I am certain that each child, each adult was quickly wrapped in the Blessed Mother’s mantle and is experiencing total love and eternal care right now in heaven. They are safe and loved—forever.
Yes, the pain each parent feels is real, but when that thought came to me last night at Mass when I looked at the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe near the altar, I knew for certain that our faith trumps all the evil and pain of this world.
So sad, it hurts to know that these families will have to bury their little ones this time of year. Praying for them that our Lord will help them carry this heavy cross and in His own way heal their hearts and bring them consolation.
I keep playing over and over in my mind the words from Matthew 2:18 after the account of how Herod had ordered the massacre of all the baby boys in and around Bethlehem because he feared the Christ Child:
A voice was heard in Ramah,
sobbing and loud lamentation;
Rachel weeping for her children,
and she would not be consoled, since they were no more.
The lamentation of Rachel was heard at a far distance because it was so loud. As with the massacre of the innocent children and teachers in Connecticut, the wails of grief have gone round the world and the chorus of lament is echoed in all our hearts. We will all celebrate Christmas with a more sober and tempered joy this year. We will welcome the baby Jesus knowing more clearly than ever before how much we need the salvation he came to bring. The evil, malice, injustice and disorder in this world sought him out as well and put him to death. As the Son of God he rose again to show us that he has defeated evil and death. The little children and their brave teachers will not come back to those who loved them and lost them in this tragedy, yet we know in our hearts through our faith that we have not lost them ultimately. They are safe in the arms of God and we will meet one another again in due time when we shall at last, as Thomas More, on the eve of his execution, told his daughter, Meg: “We shall make merry together in heaven.” And then “All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of thing shall come well,” as Juliana of Norwich assured us.
we all mourn those who died needlessly in Newtown, CT and pray for their prompt arrival in Heaven. the first commandment is to love God and love and care for one another. How ironic that many regularily ignore or debunk faith but now turn to church for relief and to find answers they already know.
I offer my prayers for the dead and for their families. I also pray for God to bring good out of this horror, specifically for the conversion of the American government in power now. The leader of that government was elected by Catholic democrats, among others. He has voted for the legal killing of girls and boys outside of their mom’s womb who just survived the attempt to kill them in the womb. These girls and boys are just five years younger than the children killed in the kindergarten class in Connecticut. The Catholic democrats’ candidate also refused to thank God on Thanksgiving and he reject’s God’s definition of marriage. And he threatens our Church institutions with closure under the guise of health care. Our crime is that, like Martin Luther King Jr., we choose to obey God and His moral law as opposed to this man and his immoral law. Lord have mercy on us.
I think the children received their First Holy Communion that day because The Holy One, Jesus, received them.
We are deeply saddened by this horror; may our dear Lord continue to bless those families who lost loved ones and grant them healing and consolation.
from Bakersfield, California, Christ the King Parish, we add our prayers to yours…Come Lord Jesus.
With another shooting I remember a talk Bishop Herman of St Louis gave at a talk on on demonic activity once. He discussed how a little demon of anger or resentment will attack us and if we don’t deal with it but go to sleep with our anger as Paul says and let the devil work on us, (Eph Ch 4 vs. 26) and if we don’t deal with the little demons they can become demons of hatred, rage murder etc. and the person can later act out the hatred and commit murder and after that a spirit of despair and suicide can come in and lead the person to suicide because the person started feeding the little demons instead of praying for the grace to forgive those who hurt us. As a social worker and having read of this case I know things are much more complex than this and yet… So why are these evil acts occurring so much more often as of late when people have always dealt with anger, resentment and unforgivness? Is it possible that our nation’s obsession with removing God from our public life and deciding that we no longer need to obey God’s laws is causing God to withdraw His protection from our nation and it’s people? There is evil that us mere humans cannot understand fully or control, So again I believe that our nation must humble itself and admit our need for God or God may force us to our knees in other ways and sometimes the most innocent among us can suffer when that happens. So let’s beg for God’s mercy even though our nation has gravely sinned and is undeserving of His mercy.
The Body of Christ all over the country and world grieves for the families. God bless these families!
What an informative article into how the community is grieving but also coming together in their Sacred spaces. It’s still all so raw and heart wrenching. Can say fairly certainly that prayers for the victims and their family and friends and for the perpatraitor’s family were offered in every Catholic church. From parish to parish all the way around the world. May they find healing and forgiveness in the process. Hopefully this one is the final one and we wake up and start dealing with our problems as a society by talking to and helping one another in a spirit of generosity and goodwill. Thanks for sharing this article Mr. Pronechon.
A lot is being said about how our country is slipping more and more into a culture of violence. Guns are blamed. Violent videos are blamed. Hollywood and its bloody products are blamed. The breakdown of the family and rampant divorce is blamed.
The truth is that our loss of Faith is the major factor. A factor that is exacerbating the situations I mentioned above. A factor promoted and pushed along by court decisions, education without God, and media attacks on religion.
And things will only get worse as God is further and further driven from our culture and lives.
Reading this gives me a renewed gratitude for being Catholic -our hearts join in our only hope!
Our continued prayers are with Newtown.
Msgr. Weiss, I watched both your interviews with tears streaming down my face. Your love of these families was so apparent, as well as God’s love and peace, which was shining through you. Be assured of my prayers for you. I’m so glad these families had you there to help them through their very darkest hours.
Please keep all of CT in your prayers. On Sunday, the monsignor at St. Rose of Lima received a death threat and noon Mass was evacuated. A death threat was made at a school in Bristol, CT as well as Ridgefield, CT today. Please pray!!!
And our president yesterday invoked God and even quoted several scriptures. It would be most appropriate if this President were to don sackcloth and ashes and were to declare a sesaon of national repentance and fasting in hopes that God would restore our nation to God and to God’s values and His truth.
The reality of our world today, cold hearts that act out onto innocent little children. President Obama said today, Monday after the shooting, that we, meaning America and himself, must do everything to protect our children. He said we, America, has not done everything we should to protect our children. Mr. Obama, the reelected President of the USA is the first to be a liar in the face of the nation at the time of grief and pain of many parents. He is the first to support abortion and even to go so far as to advocate the killing of a baby if that baby survives an abortion. Now, please, my brothers and sisters in the faith, and my fellow human beings, how can a man who is the leader of a country say we need to do everything to protect our children when he is the first to advocate the death of the seed created within the womb and even after the womb delivery. My family, we must stand up to the evil seed that is growing in our world today of forked tongues who present themselves to be pure, following Christian beliefs, yet turn face to Jesus Christ and kill the most innocent of all, the unborn child, for the worldly justification of a culture, a death culture, of the unborn and also the family unit. This horrific event of 121412 reminds me of the Christmas story of the Magi, the three Kings, and their encounter with King Herod. Later, as the story goes, King Herod sent out a decree to kill all the male babies under two years old with his hope to kill the Christ child. This is the fear of truth, the fear of revelation, the fear God is in control and that prophesy of the ancient scriptures was and is coming to fruition. We, of the faith, must stand up for righteousness, value life, reverence and fear of God and unite based on what God says and not what a death culture believes is correct. The Holy Spirit convicts man of error of his ways and leads man to the foot of the Cross for forgiveness of error, sins, and brings man back to reconciliation to God thur Jesus Christ. Man cannot say he is a trully saved new creation if man supports the killing of babies, either the child be in the womb or outside of the womb for all are creations of God from the moment of conception. Pray for our leaders and many who support abortion that their spiritual eyes be opened to the truth and realize they have accepted a bill of goods that is a lie. Salvation is new life not death, actual and figurative. Salvation is not based on just words. The proof of our faith is in our deeds. Man is not converted to the way of Jesus Christ if his ways is still of death for the Holy Spirit filling with make a man not do what his flesh says to do in a continuous habit of evil. Murder is Murder either by the sword, by a gun or by the butchers knife in the abortion procedure. The killing of the innocents was at the time of Jesus Christ birth time frame and it continues today, yet, in a too comfort level of acceptance. Once man tastes blood, there are no boundaries. Pray for the conviction to the roots of mens hearts that abortion is evil let alone the harming the least of these little children. Jesus Christ said, “Suffer the little children to come unto me.” This does not mean to inflict pain and torture on such little creations of God. It is the call to all, parents, adults, to allow these little ones to come and know the love of God thur Jesus Christ. Yet, there are bad seeds in our world, no manner the hat nor the cloak one wears, bad seeds of had hearts to encourage, promote and act on the mass killing of the innocents. Prepare yourselves. Jesus is soon to come for His bride. Are we ready? As His time comes closer, the world will become more crazy. It is in the spiritual rheam, in the atmosphere for the Evil One knows his days are numbered.
Robert, agree with your comments.
To Robert Waligora—my thoughts exactly. Almost the first thing I thought of when I saw Obama at the first news conference after the shooting was that he is not teary-eyed about the children he consigns to abortion. We look at the sweet faces of the little ones who were shot to death, and we must remember and acknowledge that the babies who are killed by abortion are just as fully human as the Connecticut kids. I can’t get over knowing that Obama actually voted for partial-birth abortion and is in favor of killing those babies who initially survive being aborted. His tears are crocodile tears as far as I am concerned. He is simply enjoying the power and influence he has in the office of president to feed off the emotions of those poor parents who lost their children.
Robert W,
Can this discussion wait until the funerals are over?
Using the deaths of twenty children to continue your hatefilled platform regarding abortion and reproduction, has to come from Lucifer. These are days where politics mean nothing in the light of 20 murdered children and several staff members!
I wonder if you pondered whether the children were conceived by natural family planning, or be test-tube!!!! You need to get off you might high horses and not bring politics into this horrific tragedy.
My letter to my Senators and Rep in Congress last night:
“I write this as a devout Catholic challenging all of our elected officials to acknowledge the massacre of the innocents in Newton, Ct, last week as an act of evil, and to reject the “Culture of Death” as the first step to reverse the moral decay this country has suffered over the last several decades.
Consider the publication, the “American Spectator:”
“Let’s consider that gun ownership has been part of this country’s history since its founding. The same cannot be said of massacres of this nature. What this tells me is that something has changed in the character of this country over the past 25 years. These changes in character and culture won’t be easy to diagnose as there are multiple symptoms. Even if we do manage to come to a general consensus as to the diagnosis and then somehow find some kind of cure, it will take many years before we can remedy our character. And even if we do that, evil is never far away.”
I agree that these massacres are the result of the change in character of the country. The change in the country is the result of the embrace of the “Culture of Death,” which promotes, among other things, violent video games, bad movies, and laws in this country that allow the most vulnerable of us, the unborn to die in an abortion clinic. Father Frank Pavone of “Priests for Life” is often quoted as saying: “There will be no peace in the world until there is peace in the womb.” How true.
Even our president, as an Illinois State Senator said that if a child is born of a botched abortion, that it should be left to die. With this as an example, you should not have to wonder how the character of the country has changed to lead to what happened last Friday.
Catholic Monsignor Weiss speaking at the memorial service said that we must change from a “Culture of Death” to a “Culture of Life.” This was ignored by the widespread media. If we are to start building a better, safer , America today, we need to reject the “Culture of Death” and embrace the “Culture of Life.”
If you are unsure about this, please contact Catholic Monsignor Weiss of St. Rose of Lima Parish in Newtown, Ct. He will be glad to explain.”
Condolences to the families of the victims of this horrific crime. I can think of nothing worse than losing a child and in this way. The only comfort one can have is that one day, having remained in God’s friendship, they can be reunited with their loved ones in Heaven. It makes the rest of us with children paranoid about sending our kids off to school. There are a number of factors which have led to crimes like this. For starters, it was made difficult if not impossible to commit a person who showed signs of mental illness starting in the 1980’s. Mental health facilities were defunded, sanitariums emptied, and those people were let out on the streets to become homeless or criminals. Another factor is the availability of fully automatic guns that can kill large numbers of people in a short period of time. Such weapons should not be available. A third factor is irresponsibly violent mass media. A fourth factor is an economy which makes it impossible for at least one parent to stay home and actually raise a child and instill values in them, including religious values. Instead, the most children are exposed to religion are mockeries of it on tv shoes like “South Park.” I could go on listing more reasons, but it would probably require its own website…
sister, with all due respect, the Pope recently challenged all american catholics to bring the our Faith into the public square and discuss the issues that our relevant in the present tense. Someone recently said to me “debates are useless, it is only when we have conversations do we go anywhere as people.” Using hate filled platform with such sacred things as the gift of new Life and marriage is an oxymoron. If those are the things this person was referring to they are not filled with hate…but pertain to the kinds of things we need to start discussing if we as a society are to avoid any more of these senseless acts of extreme violence by our youth. I live in chicago and any given day of the year senseless acts of violence comitted by youth against youth happen with innocent bystander babies an unintended victim. Recently Father Phleger and others marched through the deadliest streets here in englewood to protest the senseless killings. We need to discuss things. We all need to be engaged in “conversations” with one another to heal and move on but also so we can hopefully open avenues to reach the youth and bridge them to the world of hope and positive vibrations.
With all due respect sister, timothy
Here is an related tragedy, in China almost simaeltaneously to the tragedy here, a 36 year old knife weilding murderer burst into an elementary school injuring or perhaps killing 20 students and 1 teacher. Chinese government seems to be censoring information. We may need to pray for 20 more children and all their families and lives our young ones touch..
As for mental health treatment I agree. As a social worker I remember when a person could have their rather odd aunt committed and they would not get out until they admitted they were mentally ill and accepted treatment, and now people can walk the streets hearing voices and talking to themselves and if they are not actively violent they can’t be committed. As for guns, there are no legal military automatic guns allowed, as technically semi autos require a person to pull the trigger each time. As for high capacity magazines, I agree that, even for self defense, people don’t need high capacity magazines. Violent media must be confronted as the psychological research is clear that violent games and media lead to desensitization of violence and the unstable can too easily go over the edge. Family breakup is a clearly a factor, but ultimately I fear that God will not remove the demons of violence and murder which so often oppress our society as long as we continue to tolerate, accept and encourage the murder of the most innocent among us in their mother’s wombs. For the end of this daily violence we must all work and offer prayers and penance and of reparation to attempt to bring this evil to an end or to, at least reduce it’s frequency and to ask God to mitigate the just chastisement these grave crimes deserve.
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