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February 26th - Schedule
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Weekly Mass Schedule
- Saturday: 5:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN - Traditional Music
- Sunday: 8:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN - 2nd Sunday of the Month Holy Name Mass (Traditional Music) 10:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN - Contemporary Music 11:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN - Traditional Music
- MonFri 8:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN - During Lent, no Tuesday morning Mass, but a 7:30pm Mass; Otherwise daily Morning Mass is held Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday in our Chapel.
- Saturday: 9:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN Morning Mass in the Parish Chapel
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Sacrament of CONFESSION (Reconciliation) INFORMATION
- Saturday 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM - The Sacrament of Reconciliation Room (our Confessional) is located at the rear of our Chapel
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FIRST & LAST FRIDAY DEVOTIONS
- Friday 8:00 PM to 9:30 PM - The FIRST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH the parish holds its Eucharistic Adoration evening in the Chapel. All are invited to spend this special time with Our Lord.
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FRIDAY
7:30PM to 8:30PM - The LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH is when the MHR Prayer Group Meets in the parish Chapel. We pray the Rosary and adore Jesus in Benediction. Join us for a time of peace, prayer and fellowship afterwards. -
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Baptism, Marriage, funerals, special blessings, DESMOND hall and other infoRMATION
CLICK HERE for information on Baptisms.
CLICK HERE for information on Marriages.CLICK HERE for other Pastoral Services Holy Communion for the sick or home-bound and any other questions.
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Help in time of Need
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
Our Most Holy Redeemer Conference of the St. Vincent de Paul Society exists primarily to help those in need. This is made possible by the generosity of our Parishioners each month; thank you.
If you, or someone you know, needs help, please call the parish office at 732‐566‐9334. Everything is completely confidential.
CLICK HERE for more Info on the St. Vincent de Paul Society.FOOD PANTRY
Groceries are collected every weekend at Mass. The food bin is located in the main entrance vestibule.
St. Lawrence Food Pantry opens Saturdays and Mondays from 8:30am –to– 10:00am.
Your generosity enables the St. Vincent de Paul Society and Food Pantry to deliver much needed food to hundreds of individuals each month.
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MOST HOLY REDEEMER CHURCH
133 Amboy Road
Matawan, NJ 07747
732-566-9334
Fax: 732-566-2245
mhr1987@aol .com
We are located in
Old Bridge Township, and
The Diocese of Metuchen
Rev. Chester H. Carina, Pastor
Deacon Robert T. McGovern
Deacon A. Keith Berg
Rev. Joseph L. Desmond, Founding Pastor
Rev. Henry L. Hemmerling, Retired Pastor
Rev. Edward J. Struzik, Retired Pastor
Ms. Irma Knox, Parish Secretary
Phone: 732-566-9334
Fax: 732-566-2245
Email: mhr1987@aol .com
Ms. Mary Bowsky, Pastoral Council Facilitator
Ms. Janet Snyder, Finance Manager
Ms. Laura Jean Palma, Sacristan
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE
Ms. Debbie Dyson, PCL
Ms. Barbara Orsucci, Assistant
Phone: 732-566-5630
Email: mhrccd@yahoo.com
RCIA PROGRAM
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
Becoming a Catholic
Director
Deacon Keith
Phone: 732-566-9334
WEBSITE ADMINISTRATOR
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Joining the Parish
WHO MAY REGISTER WITH MOST HOLY REDEEMER CHURCH?
To be eligible for registration with our parish, you must be a baptized Catholic living within the established boundaries of this parish.
To determine if you are within our boundaries, please call the parish office (732-566-9334). Exceptions for those living within a reasonable distance from the parish boundaries will be determined by the pastor. -
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Just fill in the FLOCKNOTES Sign-Up INFO BELOW and you're good to go!
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Flocknotes Signup
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Learn more about joining our music ministry - sharing your voice, your instrument and your talent just stop by after Mass and talk to Tom Daily or Rick Hayes after the 10AM Mass, or come up the organ or speak to a choir member after the 11:30AM Mass.
The Jonas Brothers started in church!
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March 7th - Dinner
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Prayer Garden Pavers Family Remembrance
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Becoming A Catholic
The parish "RCIA" process to become a Catholic is an exciting and fulfilling journey of faith: "From the awareness of Faith's stirrings and curiosity within one's heart. If you one of the growing number of good people who are experiecing the call to become a Catholic, answer the call and make the move to join the other wonderful folks in our RCIA program.
For more information or to discuss your interest in becoming a Catholic through our parish RCIA program, contact Deacon Keith Berg at the Parish Office at 732-566-9334.
We will be glad to help you understand how this this warm and exciting program program can work in your life. If you have recieved Communion and are seeking Confirmation - contact Deacon Keith for more information as well.. -
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News from the Vatican
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