St. Bernard of Clairvaux

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

  This weekend, parishes throughout the Diocese of Metuchen are celebrating Bishop’s Annual Appeal In-Pew Weekend.  Our goal is for every family to participate.  Every gift, no matter the size, is important and greatly appreciated.  Together, we are keeping Christ’s presence alive in the world today. Thank you for actively participating in this mission by your financial support.
You can find the link to the Bishop’s Annual Appeal Video by going to https://diometuchen.org/BAA.