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Parish Mission Statement
What We BelieveSt. Mary’s-Stony Hill is a Roman Catholic parish that is rooted in our sacramental life and the vast traditions of the Catholic Church. First and foremost, our parish life centers on the Sunday celebration of the Eucharist. The grace received from Eucharist enables us to function in our mission as a parish community. Our mission as a parish encompasses parishioners of all ages.
We strive to be a place where our parishioners feel a sense of welcome and a place to have their faith nurtured through the various ministerial opportunities that occur throughout the year.
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Bishop's Annual Appeal kick's off this weekendWatch for a mailing in this week's mail
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Events
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Friday, March 12, 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Place orders by March 8, 2021. A Meal for a Cause: 80% of all proceeds will be donated to Pro-life programs Click the link for ordering details.Read More -
Friday, March 12, 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Every Friday during Lent: 8 AM Mass, 7:00 PM Station of the Cross, 7:30 PM BenedictionRead More -
Saturday, March 13
The KOC will be hosting an informal Lenten program this year to help raise funds for The Center for Great Expectations. Please click the link above the for complete details.Read More -
Friday, March 19, 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Every Friday during Lent: 8 AM Mass, 7:00 PM Station of the Cross, 7:30 PM BenedictionRead More
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Are You Receiving our Weekly Updates?
Each week we share parish news via Flocknote. In addition, important parish information is periodically shared via Flocknote in between our Weekly Updates. Flocknotes may be received via text or email, but you must sign up for them!
There are two ways to “join” our Flocknotes:
1. Text SMSH to 84576 to join on your cell phone OR
2. Enter your email address and/or cell phone number at: https://stmaryswatchung.flocknote.com That’s it! (Note: if you’re already a member, there is no need to do anything). If you have any questions please contact Nancy at 908-756-6524 ext. 10.
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New: Catholic Prayer & Meditation from Hallow
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Daily Meditation
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Hallow Blog
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3 weeks agoPray with Jesus The post How to Pray: Our Father in Aramaic appeared first on Hallow. -
4 weeks agoPray alongside Mary. The post How to Pray: 7 Sorrows Rosary appeared first on Hallow.
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Message from Msgr. Benwell
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Diocese Responds to the “McCarrick” Report
Like Catholic dioceses across the nation and even around the world, the Diocese of Metuchen eagerly awaited the release of the Holy See’s findings of its investigation into disgraced former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, founding bishop of this diocese. The report has now been published by the Holy See.
The Diocese of Metuchen’s detailed response to the report, including: a letter from Bishop Checchio; the findings of the investigation into the Diocese of Metuchen’s files regarding McCarrick; and other information about the significant steps taken to ensure the protection of minors and to ensure the crimes and sins of the past cannot be repeated, can be found at: diometuchen.org/healing.
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Msgr. Benwell's Letters
- A Message from Msgr. December 23, 2020: The Year of St. Joseph
- A Message from Msgr. Benwell, November 3, 2020
- Letter to Parish September 24, 2020
- Letter to Parish September 8, 2020
- Letter to the Parish June 16, 2020
- Letter to Parish, June 7, 2020
- May 18, 2020 Letter to the Parish- Re-opening
- April 28, 2020 Letter to Parish
- Good Friday
- Mass of the Lord's Supper
- Palm Sunday of the Lord
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Church safety Notice
If the church is to remain open during the pandemic, it is necessary that all observe the following.
- Sanitize your hands at the side dispensers prior to entering the church.
- Keep social distancing when in the church.
- On all future visits, please bring disinfectant with you and wipe down surfaces you touch prior to leaving the church.
Thank you for your consideration.
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News from the Diocese
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February 24
CLINTON, N.J. – The women housed at the Edna Mahan Correctional Facility, the only women’s prison in the state of New Jersey, seem to have the cards stacked against them.Read More -
February 21
As the bishop of the Diocese of Metuchen, I have been blessed to travel throughout the four counties of our diocese, often meeting and praying with so many faithful disciples of Christ, each facing their own circumstances in life. Though my travels have been lessened by the pandemic, among those in the diocese whom I have been fortunate to meet on regular past visits are the women housed at the Edna Mahan Correctional Facility in Clinton, situated in Hunterdon County.Read More
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