I am delighted to inform you that our new Bishop, the Most Reverend Michael A. Saporito, will be the principal celebrant and homilist at our 5:00 pm Vigil Mass on Saturday, November 7.
I consider it an honor that we are among the first parishes he is visiting.
Please mark your calendars and plan on joining us to welcome our new bishop both to our Diocese and to our parish.
Our parish priests will be away for the annual diocesan convocation from Tuesday, October 13, through Thursday, October 15. This is a special time for our priests to gather in prayer, fellowship, and reflection on their priestly life and pastoral ministry. This year, we are especially blessed to be joined by our new bishop, the Most Rev. Michael Saporito.
Please note that daily Mass will not be celebrated Tuesday through Thursday, October 13–15. Our deacons will preside at the Rite of the Distribution of the Most Holy Eucharist Outside of Mass at 8:00 am in the Chapel each day.
Daily Mass will resume on Friday, October 16, as usual. Please keep our Bishop-Elect and priests in your prayers during this special week.
I am pleased to share the news we received this morning that our Holy Father has appointed Bishop Michael Saporito, an auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Newark, as Bishop of Metuchen. A news conference will be held at our pastoral center this morning at 11 am with Bishop-Elect Saporito present to announce the appointment.
Please keep our new bishop in your prayers as he begins the ministry of shepherding the Church of Metuchen.
Join men in prayer and penance to make reparation for our nation's sins against the Immaculate Heart of Mary and for the glory of Jesus Christ. Meet at the corner of W. Main and Division Streets in Somerville. More info: [email protected]. Men of all ages are welcome. Join us every first Saturday of the Month.
All are invited to join us in praying the Rosary for the Sick every Thursday at 2:00 PM in the Chapel. Together, we ask Our Blessed Mother’s intercession for those who are ill, suffering, or in need of healing.
You are welcome to bring the names of loved ones to be remembered in prayer. Let us come together in faith and hope, lifting our petitions to the Lord through the powerful prayer of the Rosary.