April 2, 2023, Palm Sunday
Masses at 8am, 10am & 12 noon
Holy Monday to Wednesday
Masses at 8:00am
April 6, 2023 Maundy Thursday
(Holy Thursday)
8am Morning Prayer
6pm Mass of the Lord's Supper
7-12midnight Adoration of the
Blessed Sacrament
and Visita Iglesia
April 7, 2023 Good Friday
8am Morning Prayer
3pm Liturgy of the Passion
7pm Live Stations of the Cross
with Confirmation Candidates
April 8 Black Saturday
(Holy Saturday)
9am Morning Prayer
Followed by Easter Decoration
7:30pm Vigil Mass
April 9, 2023 Easter Sunday
Masses at 8am, 10am
Family Mass at 12pm
Easter Egg Hunt following 12pm Mass
Confessions held at Immaculate Conception after all weekend Masses during Lent
EVERY SATURDAY AT 4:15 PM
DURING LENT
(EXCEPT HOLY SATURDAY)
AND AT 7:00pm ON GOOD FRIDAY
We can Spiritually remember an engagement, marriage, birth, ordination, birthday, graduation, anniversary of marriage or death, or other significant milestone for the living or deceased by dedicating the items we use for worship: the flower arrangement by the Table of the Eucharist, the Bread and Wine used at a Mass, the Sanctuary Lamp which constantly burns before the Blessed Sacrament, or the Votive Candles in front of the icons of the Blessed Virgin Mary. When a donation is requested, a card is provided noting the item and time of dedication, and the names are printed in the weekly bulletin.
In addition, you canalso sponsor the refinishing of the tall Altar Candles and memorialize them to a loved one.
Click here for the form to request candle or bread & wine memorials.
Click here for the form and more information on decorating our Altar with flowers in the name of a loved onel
Our parish encompasses more than just Masses. Our projects and outreach would greatly benefit from your support. Please consider supporting one of our many projects and programs by scanning the QR code below.
May god bless you for your generosity!
The Office of Development and Stewardship exists to cultivate and promote stewardship as a way of life throughout the Archdiocese of Newark. Through their gifts of time, talent and treasure, Catholics actively build the Kingdom of God and advance the mission of the universal Church - to boldly proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ, to pass on the Faith to the next generation, particularly through the celebration of the Sacraments, and to care for the poor, the vulnerable, and those on the margins.
The Annual Appeal will fund essential programs and ministries at the heart of our Catholic mission in our four counties – namely to proclaim the gospel, to pass on the faith to future generations, particularly through the celebration of the sacraments, and to care for the poor and those on the margins.
To see a video on the appeal go to
https://www.rcan.org/video.
Will you prayerfully consider
making a gift to the 2023 Annual Appeal?
To Donate, Scan the QR Code
Make your gift by mail:
Development Office/Annual Appeal | P.O. Box 9577 | 171 Clifton Avenue | Newark, NJ 07104
Please include the information on our church,
Immaculate Conception, 211 Summit Street, Norwood,NJ
in your donation
Or donate directly through the Archdiocese
https://www.rcan.org/sharing
How important is Christian stewardship in our daily lives and ministries? Click here to read "Stewards of God's Grace: A Pastoral Reflection by Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin, C.Ss.R."
As our local communities continue to be impacted physically, spiritually, emotionally and financially by the Coronavirus pandemic NJ Hope and Healing offers individuals and families free services such as: Online Support Stress Management Techniques, Coping Skills, Compassion Fatigue and Resources Linkage.
Please click HERE for resource item #1. Please click HERE for resource item # 2.
Please view the attachments, share accordingly with those in need, save them future reference. These services are offered in both individual and group crisis counseling services in person and virtually (zoom).
Please note that NJ Hope and Healing is not a service of, nor in any way affiliated with, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Newark or any of its parishes, schools, or other charitable entities.
Various Catholic agencies are collecting donations to aid with the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, as people flee to escape Russian bombing and shelling. Here are some places to donate. This list is not exhaustive.