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St. Michael's Church is a Catholic
Parish of the Archdiocese of Newark. It is guided by the
Vocationist Fathers whose charisma is to promote Vocations
to the Priesthood and Religious life, especially to those
whom cannot afford to pay for their education. St. Michael's
Parish has many catholic groups which aims to the spiritual
growth and the development of the People of God in the
Parish. Our Pantry supplies the food for the poor people
within the parish twice a week (Tuesday's and Thursday's).
St. Michael's Church also runs a grammar school which is
the largest in the Archdiocese of Newark in the number of
students.
The Vocationist Sisters, who are the other branch of the
Vocationist Fathers, founded by Fr. Justin M. Russolillo,
S.D.V., also work with the parish. They run the 'Perpetual
Help Day Care Nursery' which is part the Parish. The
Vocationist Sisters serve the needs of the Children of the
Newark area and surrounding towns. |
Schedule of Holy Masses
Daily Masses :
8:00 AM (English)
: 7:30 PM (Spanish)
Monday: 7:00 PM (Spanish)
Weekend Masses:
Saturday: 8:00 AM
(English)
: 6:00 PM (English)
: 7:30 PM (Spanish)
Sunday :
8:30 AM (English)
:10:00 AM (Spanish)
:11:30 AM (English)
: 1: 00 PM (Spanish)
Sixth Sunday in Ordinary
Time
February 12, 2006
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Message from
Pastor |
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Newark, August 2, 2008
August 2, Fr. Justin's Anniversary of Death.
FR. Justin Russolillo, S.D.V.
Founder of the Vocationist Fathers
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Sacraments |
Baptism:
Every Saturday at 1:00pm in English and Spanish.
Preparation Every Friday at 7:00pm in the Alampi Hall.
Confession:
Every Sunday before Mass and by appointment any time.
Communion:
In spring. At least two years of preparation in
our Religious program is required.
Confirmation:
In spring. At least two years of preparation in our
Religious program is required.
Anointing of the Sick:
Any time day or night
Marriage:
Be a registered member of the parish and make reservation at
least 6 month to a year prior to marriage date
Holy Orders:
We encourage those who are call to serve God's People to
contact us; we also ask our parishioners to encourage those
who are considering Holy Order to come to talk with us. |
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