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Easter Survey, Stations of the Cross

Mass Open to ALL

Join us in person or online. All are welcome!

Love Weekend

Saturday

5:00 p.m. Mass

Sunday

8:15 a.m. Opening lesson with Father Tarantino

8:30 a.m. Family Mass (followed by Gospel lesson.)

11:00 a.m. Mass

LIVE-STREAM:

Begins about 5 minutes before Mass/Lesson. View HERE.

Current Parish Bulletin found HERE

Sunday Readings found HERE

EASTER MASS SURVEY

As we did at Christmas, we are polling to prepare the proper Mass schedule for Easter. Please let us know what Mass you would PREFER TO ATTEND IN PERSON & with HOW MANY PEOPLE. We will use your feedback to plan what Masses will be offered safely. Stay tuned for a final schedule the second week of March. (All Masses will be live streamed for those unable to come to the building.)

Thank you.

Father Tarantino

Which Easter Mass?

Please respond by March 7, 2021.

Holy Saturday @ 8pm

Easter at 8:30am

Easter @ 11:00am

Have you ever wondered what the Stations of the Cross are?

We all know that it is a prayer that breaks down Jesus’s road to death. But they are so much more. The Stations of the Cross are an opportunity to reflect on one basic fact. We are the crowd who shouts “crucify Him” and calls for his unjust death, yet, Jesus saves our souls because He loves each one of us. Please consider joining us for one or all of our special Stations of the Cross presentations this Lent.

VIRTUAL STATIONS

Deacon Rich Reck will host online Stations of the Cross for ALL parishioners each Friday in Lent. at 7pm. Each week he will share a different version. Click HERE for Zoom link. Use

ID: 964 0963 9593 &

Passcode: 831455

WALKING STATIONS EVENT

Mark your calendars for a parish wide Walking Stations of the Cross Event - Saturday, March 27. Come at your leisure from 3-5pm to see stations created by various groups, families and ministries. More info to follow.

Bereavement in Lent

"This is my beloved Son.

Listen to Him.” Mark 9:7b.
In this second week of Lent on our journey to Easter, we are gifted with the future before the present
happens and provides for us the way to live our Lent. The difficult way of Bereavement, comprised of the sorrows of our lives, can be accompanied by the transforming Presence of the Transfigured Jesus, when we listen to Him. With patience, the peace, bought by the power of the Cross, and fulfilled in the Beloved Son will bring us healing.

Mass Schedule Until Further Notice

In person at Resurrection Parish

Weekends (also streamed)

In the Church (projected in Community Room & Room 7/8 as needed.)

Saturday 5:00 p.m.

Sundays 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

Weekdays: Mon.-Fri. 9:00 a.m. in church (live streamed as well)

Adoration: M/W/F 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. in the chapel

Rosary: Mon 6:30 p.m. in the church

Mass Procedures

- Masks worn in building (2yrs +)

- Gloves optional (removed for Communion)

- Follow signs for entering, exiting, seating & restricted areas

- Sanitizing stations available

- Restrooms for emergency use only

- Do not move seating set for social distancing. Families may sit together.

Samaritans Scrip - Prepaid cards can be purchased or picked up and new ones purchased at Mass times. See our WEBSITE for more info. Shop Scrip online HERE.

Reconciliation & Anointing of the Sick are by appointment.

Call 973-895-4224 x 112.

IMPORTANT CONTACT INFORMATION

We are here if you need assistance.

Pastor: Father Tarantino

Emergency cell 201-851-7157 fr.tarantino@resurrectionparishnj.org

Samaritans (outreach assistance): Tammy McConnell

973-895-4224 x 109 tmcconnell@resurrectionparishnj.org

Sick/Bereaved: Cindy Novak

973-895-4224 x 106 cnovak@resurrectionparishnj.org

Sent by Shannon Civetta (H) on Saturday, February 27, 2021 at 9:00AM