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Make your donation here!The recent low attendance at mass due to the COVID-19 and now the cancelation of masses will have a serious financial impact on the parish. The weekly collection is the primary income for providing ministries to our parishioners and the surrounding community. Please consider making a donation, thank you. -
The Mass for the 5th Sunday of Lent will be Live Streamed March 29 at 10:30am on the parish Facebook page. Please visit our facebook page by clicking here.
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Gn 17:3-9Responsorial Psalm 105:4-5, 6-7, 8-9Gospel Jn 8:51-59
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office numbers
Rectory: (973) 334-2090
Religious Education Center: (973) 335-9713
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"Important Parish Updates"
ConfessionsSaturday Confessions are suspended until further notice. Our priests are available to hear Confessions by appointment. Please call 973-334-2090 to speak with a priest.
Rectory Office Closed to the Public
For the health and welfare of parish staff and parishioners, effective immediately, the Rectory Office is closed to the public. Mass card requests and other requests can be made by calling 973-334-2090. Thanks for your cooperation as we get through these troubling times.
Peace,
Fr. David
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Per the attached mandate from Bishop Serratelli all public Masses are hereby suspended until further notice.Mass intentions will be remembered by our parish priests when they say private mass.
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March 19, 2020
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Attached is an additional Mandate to address Health and Safety Measures regarding Baptisms and Funerals during this difficult situation. We must take every possible step to protect the safety and health of our people. This is effective immediately.Sincerely yours in Christ, 
Most Reverend Arthur J. Serratelli, S.T.D., S.S.L., D.D.
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Our New
Youth Contemporary Music Group7:00pm Mass
Hello parishioners!
It is my privilege to introduce myself as the new director of the music ministry for 7:00 pm Mass on Sunday evenings! Along with Fr. David, Dr. Peter Gillis, and our good friend Art Suriano, who will be helping me get this program off the ground, I have been asked to start a contemporary music group, focusing on teens and young adults. We will be using many songs that you’re familiar with, but also bringing in many that you might not know, in an effort to bring a newer sound to the 7:00 pm Mass. I’m writing to eagerly invite any and all musicians in high school and college to join us! Whether you play brass, woodwind, strings, piano, guitar, percussion, or you sing, we would love to have you! Our goal is to provide St. Peter’s with a musically- and liturgically-rich ministry, and we want you to be a part of it! You would have an opportunity to develop your musical skills (with a good chance at solos or featured parts), gain community service hours for Confirmation, and more actively engage in the Mass. We will be meeting at 6:00 pm for practice, followed by 7:00 pm Mass every Sunday. Please feel free to email me at christopher.caulfield24@gmail.com. Thank you so much for considering this opportunity, and I look forward to hearing from you!
God bless,
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Check out the great work our amazing youth did in WV on their mission trip.
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News from the Vatican
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The Congregation for Divine Worship and the Sacraments has approved a special “Mass in the Time of Pandemic” to plead for God’s mercy and gift of strength in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
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“Could the coronavirus-19 crisis lead to a jubilee?” Filipino Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle wondered out loud during a Mass livestreamed from the Pontifical Philippine College in Rome.
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With self-isolation becoming more widespread due to the coronavirus pandemic, Pope Francis thanked journalists and members of the media who inform people and help them cope with loneliness.
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The rector of Rome’s Saint Marcellus church, which houses the so-called “miraculous crucifix” believed to have been damaged during a prayer event with Pope Francis, has said that the harm is not...
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Seeing and growing closer to God require purifying one's heart from the sins and prejudices that distort reality and blind people to God's active and real presence, Pope Francis said.
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