Masses will resume on Thursday, June 11 at 9 AM. There will be 9 AM Mass on weekdays going forward.
Saturday Mass will be at 5:15 PM
On Sundays we will hold ONE Mass at 10:00 AM (PLEASE NOTE THE NEW TIME)
Padre Pio Prayer Group will hopefully resume on the First Friday of August
Please read the following 2 announcements before coming to Mass this weekend:
Letter on Resumption of Masses
New Guidelines for Entering the HNJ Rectory
Please click here for a message from our business manager, Lorelei Onglengco, regarding online donations.
Please Click the following links for more information and new opportunities for engagement:
Mass Intentions June 13-19, 2020
Mass Intentions June 6-12, 2020
Mass Intentions Fulfilled During Shutdown
DRVC Statement About Reopening Preparations
Bishop Baron on The Sacraments
School of Missionary Disciples Information Sessions
Mother’s Day Blessing
The parish food pantry is just about depleted. We’ve had an increase in the number of requests for food assistance. May I ask this favor – when you come to the Church, would you please bring a can or two of food, or a box or two of pasta and/or rice or some other non-perishable food items to donate to the parish food pantry to help some local residents who need some assistance at this time? You may leave donations for the food pantry at the Church any day.
— Fr. Bauhoff
In these hard times, as always, the Church is dependent upon the donations and generosity of our parishioners and visitors to our church to help us keep the lights on and continue the work we are called to by Our Heavenly Father. With all Masses and events being suspended, our main source of continued financial support (in-person collections during Masses) is no longer available to us. Please consider keeping up recurring donations to help us meet our ongoing expenses. You can click here to make online donations, or you may mail contributions in the form of checks to the church office. However, we cannot accept cash in the mail at this time. Thank you for your continued support even in these challenging times. The kindness and generosity of all who come to our Church is the lifeblood of the Holy Name of Jesus Church community.
