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- Saturday: 5:00 PM English English EN Vigil
- Sunday: 8:00 AM English English EN 10:00 AM English English EN 11:30 AM English English EN 1:30 PM Spanish Español ES 3:30 PM English English EN Chinese (Every 2nd Sunday)
Daily Mass Schedule- Mon Wed Fri 7:00 AM English English EN
- Tue Thu 12:00 PM English English EN
- Saturday: 8:00 AM English English EN
Upcoming Holy DaysHoly Thursday- April 6: 7:00 PM Bilingual Bilingual BI
Good Friday- April 7: 3:00 PM Bilingual Bilingual BI
Easter Sunday- April 8: 8:00 PM Bilingual Bilingual BI
- April 9: 8:00 AM English English EN 10:00 AM English English EN 11:30 AM English English EN 1:30 PM Spanish Español ES
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Parish News
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March 25Parish Office Hours Updates, Upcoming Movie Screening; The Robe, Easter Updates, and moreRead More
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March 18Holy Week Schedule, Lenten Events, Easter Flower Memorial, Journey Through Grief Support Group, and moreRead More
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February 26Parish office hours, Lenten updates, Blessed Palms collection, upcoming events, and moreRead More
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Thursday, March 30, 7:00 PMIn celebration of their Founder's Day, our Knights of Columbus Council #12700 are sponsoring a Lenten Rosary and Prayer Hour.Read More
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Friday, March 31, 7:00 PMEvery Friday through Lent at 7pmRead More
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Sunday, April 2, 3:00 PM - 5:30 PMJoin us to watch "The Robe," an epic drama set during the Crucifixion of Jesus and the birth of Christianity.Read More
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Thursday, April 6, 7:00 PMOur Lady of Mount Virgin Baptismal Preparation class - advanced registration is required. Please contact the parish office to register. 732-356-2149 ext 1002Read More
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Friday, April 7, 7:00 PMEvery Friday through Lent at 7pmRead More
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Sunday, April 9, 11:00 AMThe Young Families Ministry invites you to our monthly social for faith, fun, and fellowship. Join us after 10AM Mass in the church hall. Light food and refreshments.Read More
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RosaryWeekdays: After 12:00 Noon Mass (Tue, Thu)
Saturday: After 8:00 am Mass
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Confession
- Sunday: 1:00 PM to 1:25 PM ( in Spanish )
- Saturday: 3:30 PM to 4:15 PM ( or by calling the parish office: 732-356-2149 )
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Adoration
- Thursday: 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM ( 2nd & 4th Thursdays )
- Friday: 7:30 AM to 12:00 PM ( 1st, 3rd and 5th Fridays )
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Weekly Bulletin
From Father David's Letter - March 26, 2023
The Fifth Sunday of Lent
Through out the ages, whether one’s radicalism is good or bad seems to be in the eye of the beholder. To the Apostles and to His disciples, Jesus was radically good. To Herod, and Caiaphas, and the scribes and Pharisees, Jesus was radically bad. It all goes to show how dangerous it is to label people or ideas. Labelling is subjective. Each and every time that we label someone or something, we are making a judgment based on our own perspective and opinion. Of course, we are entitled to our opinions, so long as they are noted to be opinions and not statements of fact. But facts seem to be something that are in very short supply nowadays. All we seem to hear in the media today are opinions; unfortunately, opinions often masquerading as facts. The term “fake news” comes to mind. Traditional journalism has been turned on its head. Journalism is now more commentary and propaganda. Journal- ism once sought out “Who, what, where, and when?” Questions that could be answered using nouns and verbs – i.e., facts. Today the news is rife with adjectives and adverbs, and, above all, labelling– i.e., opinions.
We must be careful that while much “radical” thinking and rhetoric from both the left and the right we may find personally distasteful or objectionable, the constitutional rights of persons on both sides to both freedom of speech and religious liberty must still be protected. Actions may be criminal, but rarely should content be crimi- nal.
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2022 Bishop’s Annual Appeal
Celebrating 40 Years Continuing to Fan the Flame of Faith into Service
We are very close - within $3,000 - of meeting our $74,000 goal for this year’s Bishop’s Appeal. Many thanks to the 200+ families who have contributed or made pledges to date. That being said, we have about 500 families who regularly attend Sunday Mass.
If you have already contributed for this year, we thank you for your generosity. If you have not, please prayerfully consider what you might be able to comfortably contribute. Every little bit helps. If every registered parishioner gave just $40, we would meet our goal. Because of the generosity of those who have already contributed, if every regular Mass attending family who has not yet donated this year gave just $40, we would meet our parish goal. For your convenience, envelopes have been inserted in this week’s Bulletin. They can be placed in the collection baskets, mailed to or left with the parish office, or mailed directly to the Diocese. To make giving a little easier, you can make a pledge and then pay it over time. Thank you in advance for your generosity. God bless
Donate Today
Thank you for your generosity.
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OLMV accepts online giving!
Giving online is quick and secure with ParishSoft. You can make a one-time donation or setup your recurring Sunday donation in one place. Giving online, especially recurring donations, helps us better plan for the future and minimize administrative work processing cash or checks. But however you choose to give, we thank you for your commitment of treasure to the parish and your faith.
Online Giving CardsIf you give online and no longer use the weekly envelopes, please let the parish office know. However, if you still want to drop something in the basket on Sundays, please feel free to drop an online giving card.
DONATE TODAY!PRINT ONLINE GIVING CARDS
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Holy Savior Academy
Help out Holy Savior Academy, our Deanary school, by liking them on Facebook.
Offering a quality Catholic PreK-8th grade, in-person education in a safe, caring environment for your child. We look forward to meeting you!
For information please call 908-822-5890 or email info@holysavioracademy.com
149 South Plainfield Avenue, South Plainfield, NJ 07080
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COVID-19 Information
Dispensation from attending Sunday Mass has been lifted as of the weekend of June 6th - 2021
Please be advised that, pursuant to new directives regarding the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions, the faithful participating in Mass are no longer required to wear masks. Furthermore, as of this week of June 5th / 6th , the church will return to full capacity for seating and all pews will be opened for seating except that the section of pews immediately in front of the Marian shrine will be designed for those who would prefer to keep a greater distance.
Statement on the COVID-19 vaccine
When discerning whether to obtain a COVID-19 vaccination, please see this helpful statement issued by Timothy P. Broglio, Archbishop for the Military Services, USA.
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