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Lunchtime Ministry Hoboken
Our Church will be collecting items for St. Matthew Trunity Lunchtime Ministry and Hoboken Shelter for the next several weeks. Specifically, we are looking for, canned soups, to-go coffee cups with lids, napkins, coffee, sugar, new socks and underwear, razors and deodorant, and blankets. Please make sure all items are new. Used clothing is not being accepted due to the pandemic.
To quote Timothy Radcliffe " A Christian should not be able to sleep peacefully until he/she knows that every homeless brother in Christ can also sleep peacefully."
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Confirmation
We are proud to congratulate our 2020 Confirmation class! Their hard work and prayer have made a profound impact on our parish community. We look forward to seeing God’s hand in their lives as they continue to grow in faith in Jesus Christ. HERE are pictures.
Holy Communion
On Sunday, September 27th 15 students of our CCD class received the Holy Communion for the first time.
The parish community prays for them and their families.
We pray that you will forever be blessed as you continue to trust God and grow in His grace. HERE are pictures.
V Biking Pilgrimage
Between the dates of July 17-19, the annual biking pilgrimage to Doylestown was held. Although this year was different due to the coronavirus as more restrictions were put in place for everyone's safety, it was a wonderful experience. Three parishioners along with Fr. Wlodzimierz biked from Stamford Connecticut to Doylestown. This ordeal was difficult but it was great for spiritual growth.
Reopening Update
Dear parishioners, we are in phase 3 of reopening and thus our parish is back to a normal schedule.
Reopening of Churches
Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin, C.Ss.R, Archbishop of Newark, announced this week that Phase Two of the Directives for Re-Opening Churches has been approved as part of the ongoing, three-phase reopening process for parishes throughout the Archdiocese.
Beginning on Monday, June 15, 2020, Archdiocesan parishes, which already have been reopened for private prayer, will now be reopened for the celebration of public weekday Masses, as well as Funerals, Baptisms, and Weddings.
As part of Phase Two, the following protocols will be observed:
ARCHDIOCESE OF NEWARK
What to Expect When Public Mass Resumes
May 11, 2020
As painful as the decision was to suspend all public Masses in the Archdiocese of Newark, during the Covid 19 pandemic, the process was straight-forward and necessary for the common good.
As we see numbers flatten and decrease, we are beginning to sense the situation improving. In the interest of the common good, we do not want to contribute to a second wave that could disrupt our liturgical life.
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