8:00 AM, Daily Mass, in Church, livestreamed & saved to website;
12:10 PM, Daily Mass, in Chapel (September-June)
The 12:10 pm daily Mass is suspended for the summer from July 1st to the Tuesday after Labor day.
9:00 AM, Saturday, in Church
5:15 PM, Saturday Vigil, in Church
7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 10:30 AM, 12:00 PM, Sunday; in Church
Nicholas Pappas
Linda Hudacsko
James Paci
Lucy Sunshine
Claire Barcellona
Julius V. Gorky, Jr.
Kenneth J. Sherp
Evelyn Mutek
Thomas Lesinski, Sr.
Rita Foley
Theresa Fischer
Mary M. Donar
Jack H. Hamilton Jr.
Robert Rebernik
Elizabeth Iovine
Kathleen Austin
Mary Spiegel
Timothy Doherty
Vita Mekovetz
Paul Wiedemann
Mary Krulewicz
Louis M. Costantini
Peter Papa
Raymond Elson
Barbara E. Slagus
Allen J. Keegan
Luigi D'Ascanio
Philip Francis Glick Jr.
Vesta Pierre
Pedrina Polanco
Geraldine Perkins
Julie Warshany
Rosemarie Caroselli
Thomas P. Love
Joan Winters
Mary Yashkas
Avery Frances Williams
Alane T. Lavelle
Elizabeth A. Herrmann
Raymond Okonsky
Frederico Colosimo
Carolynn Manfready
Eric Adelman
Laura Vecchi
Carl Farina
Ann Thompson
Mary E. O'Connor
Lucille Gerlock
Paolo Marino
Frank Pellegrino
Rose J. Kaplan
Thomas J. Moore
Joseph Fortuna
Geraldine Murray
Sharon Dino Wright
Jennie Koteles
Maria Romano
Linda Marra
Pasquale (Pat) Dante
Margaret K. Skvara
Daniel Casey
Catherine Gerard
Edward Kozic
Roger Rhaesa
Patrick Whalen
Theresa Vitale
Alice McIntire
Joseph J. Ruggier, Jr.
Lorraine Martin
Richard Ambrose
Matthew Ruggiero
Helen Suda
Ann Elizabeth Rispoli
Donald McGovern
Joseph Mutek
Rosaleen Marie McAuley
Gail A. Morgan
Joanna Pisano
James Palumbo
Stanley Horoszewski III
Mary V. Sacco
In the Eucharist, the Lord is present to us in a most intimate way; and yet we know that he is also present to us in a way that binds us together as one body, the Body of Christ. The Eucharist is the lifeblood of the Church, a gift that was meant to be shared. What we receive from God, we are called to give to others. We give good public witness of our love for Christ in the Eucharist through our acts of charity, thereby keeping Christ’s presence alive in our world today.
Together we are reflecting the love of Christ as we provide assistance to the poor and counseling for those struggling with the hardships of life through the services of Catholic Charities. We bring Christ’s loving presence and offer comfort to those who are sick or in prison through our hospital and prison chaplains. Among many other vital needs, funds from the appeal help provide the spiritual and educational formation of our seminarians, the future shepherds of our parishes.
Find out more information here https://diometuchen.org/baa
Thank you to all who have given so generously to the 2023 Bishop’s Annual Appeal. If you have not made a pledge, there is still time to participate. Mail your gift to: Diocese of Metuchen, Bishop’s Annual Appeal, PO Box 4000, Metuchen, NJ 08840-4000 or give online at https://diometuchen.org/BAA
The Bishops of the United States are calling for a three-year grassroots revival of devotion and belief in the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist. They believe that God wants to see a movement of Catholics across the United States, healed, converted, formed, and unified by an encounter with Jesus in the Eucharist—and sent out in mission “for the life of the world.”
Almost a hundred thousand Catholics will join together in Indianapolis for a once-in-a-lifetime pilgrimage toward the “source and summit” of our Catholic faith.
Click here for additional information on the Diocesan website.
Please see the below link to the recorded rosary, in English and Ukrainian, filmed with Assumption Catholic School. This is in recognition of the Holy Father’s call for a day of prayer and fasting for peace in Ukraine.