Sr. Gertrude Nwachukwu, a member of the Congregation of the Daughters of Charity of the Most Precious Blood sent an appeal to be read at this weekend's Masses. Click title to read her talk. Please consider donating. Donations can be brought to Mass or via We Share.

It is time for our 2021 Back-to-School Supplies Drive! Modifications from last year are continuing. . . no apples to select. Rather there’s a request list that’s posted on the sign in the lower lobby. Feel free to snap a picture of the list for your reference. Hard copies of the supply list can be found in the Narthex. Plus, it can be accessed electronically via the Parish website; check out the Back-to-School Supplies article or the Samaritans Ministry page. Schools reopen in a month or so; children are in need of supplies that will prepare them for educational success. In addition to providing supplies for children in need, we will continue to help provision two pre-school programs that focus on providing early educational opportunities for economically disadvantaged families. Financial contributions or donated shopping cards are welcome, as well. Samaritans is glad to shop for you. Please consider supporting our $crip program, making your school supply donation purchase with a $crip shopping card. Feel free to stop by the $crip table in the Narthex after Mass. Any questions about this Drive or about $crip can be directed to Tammy at tmcconnell@resurrectionparishnj.org.

Our High School parishioner, Patrick Williams, is a scout from troop 50 here in town. His project will be renewing the storage building (known as the barn) behind the rectory which is the main storage for much of our decorations and equipment. The building is in need of new flooring, doors and windows in order to make it safe for continued use. Patrick will be in the Narthex during the Masses on April 24 & 25 with plans for his project and will be accepting donations to assist in material purchase. Thank you for your support of Patrick and his Eagle Scout Project which will benefit the parish for years to come.

The Catholic Campaign for Human Development allocates funds to community projects that support the moral and Social Teachings of the Church. Click title to read more.

The remaining four "Art Glass" works have now been installed around the Narthex for all to see. The parish is very grateful to the parishioners who funded this restoration and installation. Click through for locations and explanations of each piece.

All men of the parish are invited. Bring a friend. Come as often as you like! Men’s Prayer Group Weekly Gatherings on Tuesdays Beginning April 6 7:00-8:00pm in the chapel. For more information and RSVP, contact Deacon Rick Van Glahn at rvanglahn@gmail.com

Thank you, Parishioner Gerry Papetti. Click for information on the new Charitable Tax Deduction

Pope Francis announced a Year of St. Joseph in honor of the 150th anniversary of the saint’s proclamation as patron of the Universal Church. The year began December 8, 2020, and concludes on December 8, 2021, according to a decree authorized by the Pope. The decree states that Pope Francis had established a Year of St. Joseph so that “every member of the faithful, following his example, may strengthen their life of faith daily in the complete fulfillment of God’s will. In addition to the decree, Pope Francis issued an apostolic letter Tuesday dedicated to the foster father of Jesus. He explained in the letter, entitled Patris corde (“With a father’s heart”) and dated December 8, that he wanted to share some “personal reflections” on the spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Samaritan Scrip program has been revamped during the pandemic and remains a vital way to support the parish's community outreach programs. We encourage all parishioners to utilize Samaritan Scrip for their shopping needs.

2020 has been a difficult year for all of us and we are again in operation (since July), but no longer delivering or picking up from inside residences. We’ve been furnishing homes for Morris County neighbors-in-need 13 years Now we are turning to you — the residents we serve.

“Your old Father George thanks you for your cards, thoughts, and all the prayers that followed, they got me through - so farewell to Covid -19, may it never reappear. May God Bless you always. Alleluia.”