Associated Groups

Our Lady of Fatima Church is supported by a vibrant ecosystem of associated groups, each dedicated to nurturing the spiritual lives of parishioners and the wider community. These groups, encompassing ministries for all ages and interests, work collaboratively to provide guidance, foster fellowship, and facilitate support networks essential to the parish's mission. I am sure there is a group below that you will find peeks your interests - please reach out to them for further information.

OLF Knights of Columbus, Wilton

The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic fraternal service organization dedicated to providing charitable services, promoting Catholic education, and actively defending Catholicism. Founded in 1882 by the Venerable Father Michael J. McGivney in New Haven, Connecticut, the Knights of Columbus is the world’s largest Catholic fraternal service organization. Our Wilton Connecticut Council 12698, in support of Our Lady of Fatima Church, is part of this global network of Catholic men committed to making a difference in their communities through acts of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism.

We would love you to join us here as we commit to Volunteer Services, Charitable Donations, Supporting our Church, Support for Vocations and Scholarships.

Read more about us on our website www.WiltonKnightsOfColumbus.com or send an email to WiltonKnightsOfColumbus@gmail.com requesting more information.

OLF Columbiettes

In 1939, Monsignor J. Francis McIntyre, at that time Chaplain of the New York Chapter Knights of Columbus, and who later became Cardinal McIntyre of Los Angeles, California, seeing great numbers of women coming out of a Communist rally at Madison Square Garden, conceived the idea of a ladies organization to work with the Knights of Columbus. The New York Chapter Knights of Columbus formulated a plan for such an organization. On March 2, 1939 the first Columbiettes were instituted in New York City. Since that memorable day, many new auxiliaries were formed and eventually State Councils and a Supreme Council were established. New members are initiated in these subordinate Auxiliaries and it is only through the integrity, strength and scope of these Auxiliary activities that the Columbiettes have become a recognized group of women working with the Knights of Columbus, promoting the ideals of Columbianism. For more information, please contact Patty Terranova at p.a.terran@gmail.com.

OLF Men's Group

The Men's Group is in active pursuit of men in order to connect them to God, His Word, and other men for the purpose of winning, growing, and training God's man in Christ. We know one thing for sure -- God will use the heart and life of anyone who chooses to make himself available to Him. The group traditionally meets at 6:30 am on Saturday mornings for coffee, followed by a discussion at 7 am in the Parish Center. We meet early so that people can still make other Saturday obligations. Beginning with prayer and the study of Scripture lessons and passages, the major part of the time together consists of small group discussion and the sharing of successes and struggles as members of families (husbands, singles, fathers, etc.) seeking to live out their discipleship to Jesus as members of His church family.

The group is open to ALL men of the parish and is meant to be a social and spiritual extension of our parish community. Please consider dropping by, discussing topics that include being a better Catholic man/husband/father or sign up to receive our emails. You are truly welcome anytime that you can make it. For more information, please contact Marty Kennedy at: mkennedy3@optonline.net.

Mom's Book Club

We are a group of women from all walks of life with different professions and backgrounds. Bringing diverse perspectives and experiences to our discussions is what makes our group so special. And what we have in common makes our group amazing! We are all mothers looking to deepen our relationship with God. For more information, contact Maggie Kelly or Amy Palma at kmaggiechris@gmail.com.

Theology On Tap

Where can you be educated about your faith while conversing with others and drinking a beer? Theology on Tap is held at different restaurants at 8pm. Dates are published in the Sunday bulletin. Sample topics include: Raising Catholic Children; Marriage; Pain and Suffering. Father Pawel speaks on a chosen topic and then a discussion takes place around that topic. For more information or to join, please contact Donna Savage at dmarie.savage@yahoo.com.