Saint Ann Feast Day Mass is Sunday July 26th STREAMING LIVE at 11am
Welcome to Saint Ann Catholic Church!
August 4th Immaculate Conception Church cafeteria
Please come out and give the gift of life.
A great offer to all practical Catholic men of St. Ann Church,
please indicate Council 12769.
If you like more information, please contact Neal
at mcgarritye@aol.com or 201-575-9984.
The 110th ANNUAL ST ANN ITALIAN FESTIVAL
has been POSTPONED…
DETAILS TO FOLLOW…
ANNUAL GRAND 50/50
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!!
Purchase your RAFFLE BOOKS TODAY !
$10 each
In Church or at the Parish Office:
Monday thru Friday 9am – 2pm
Saturdays 10am – 4pm
Winning Ticket Pulled: OCTOBER 4th
Archdiocese of Newark Announces
PUBLIC SUNDAY MASSES
HAVE RESUMED
Cardinal Tobin continues to dispense the faithful from the obligation to attend Mass on Sunday as well as from “Easter duty” (the obligation to receive Holy Communion during the season of Easter) due to limitations for safety.
Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin, C.Ss.R, has released a video statement on the reopening of churches for public dailymasses, funerals, Baptisms and Weddings:
Click here for Video
Click here for Video
For general updates and details, please go to www.rcan.org/covid19
GUIDELINES FOR A SAFE PARISH ENVIRONMENT
SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE *
SATURDAY Vigil Mass
5pm in church
SATURDAY Vigil Mass
5pm in church
(note: Confession: 4pm – 4:45pm)
SUNDAY Masses
8am
SUNDAY Masses
8am
10am and LiveStream
12noon
7pm
7pm
* note: space is limited at all masses, reservations required
WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE
Monday thru Friday: 7am
Wednesday Evening: 7pm
Saturday Morning : 9am
Monday thru Friday: 7am
Wednesday Evening: 7pm
Saturday Morning : 9am
HAND SANITIZER and CLOROX WIPES DONATIONS WELCOMED! In accordance with state guidelines during Pandemic, hand sanitizer is required prior to accessing the Church and CLOROX WIPES are used to wipe down pews and public surfaces. Donations of both hand sanitizer and CLOROX WIPES are welcomed and accepted during times when Church is open for Mass or just drop it off at the Rectory/Parish Office back door(in parking lot, door with brown awning).
THANK YOU in advance for your generosity!
STATEMENT from CARDINAL TOBIN, ARCHBISHOP of NEWARK
Cardinal Joseph W Tobin, CSsR’s statement on the death of George Floyd and the national protests.
RCAN Catechumen Profile:
EDWARD (NED) CARR, Saint Ann Hoboken
“Future Catholic awaits initiation after pandemic disrupts plans”
Edward (Ned) Carr is one of the many Catholics missing the community of their parish during the coronavirus pandemic, others are still waiting to become part of that community. He was expecting to be fully initiated into the Church during the Easter Vigil along with about 350 other catechumens throughout the Archdiocese of Newark (RCAN). However, the suspension of public Masses put that plan temporarily on hold.
“I was disappointed, but I don’t think there was really any choice,” Carr said. “I think this is just another challenge in the journey that we’re all going through together. When we come out of this crisis, it’s going to be that much better.”
Carr explained that his future sister- and brother-in-law introduced him to the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) at Saint Ann Catholic Church in Hoboken.
“I’m getting married this October. For my future wife, I thought it would be a nice thing to do to join the Catholic Church,” he said.
RCIA at Saint Ann Hoboken
“Life is a journey that should not be walked alone…
Are you Catholic but never received
Confirmation or First Communion?
Are you baptized in another Christian church
or thinking about joining the Catholic Church?
Are you interested in exploring Catholicism for yourself
or do you know someone who might be interested in finding out more about our faith?
OR please send an email requesting more information
to parishoffice@stannhoboken.com and please include your contact info.
FIVE REASONS WE TURN TO MARY
IN TIMES of CRISIS
By Cardinal Joseph W Tobin CSsRArchbishop of Newark
‘…Throughout the ages, Christians have turned to Mary
‘…Throughout the ages, Christians have turned to Mary
in times of war, pestilence and famine.
In troubled times like these, she is a sure refuge, a source of comfort and hope.
We should turn to Mary in both good times and troubled times.
As Mother of Perpetual Help, she is always ready to assist us,
always there for us, constantly prepared to seek her
Son’s guidance and support for all her children.
Especially in times of grave danger,
such as the current pandemic,
Mary offers hope, healing and comfort to all
who are in need of her maternal care.”
As Cardinal Tobin reflects on our current crisis
and the serious challenges it presents to individuals, families, communities
and nations in all regions of the world, there are five major reasons
(among many more) why we should turn to
Mary our mother for her intercession and help.
PRAYING the CHAPLET of DIVINE MERCY
Follow us in praying the CHAPLET of DIVINE MERCY
on our YouTube Channel.
for more info about The Divine Mercy go to: www.divinemercy.org
PRAY for OUR PRIESTS
Jesus instituted the Priesthood at the Last Supper.
Let’s pray today, Holy Thursday, and everyday for our priests,
their protection and for an increase in vocations:
Jesus instituted the Priesthood at the Last Supper.
Let’s pray today, Holy Thursday, and everyday for our priests,
their protection and for an increase in vocations:
A PRAYER FOR PRIESTS
O Jesus, eternal Priest,
keep your priests within the shelter of Your Sacred Heart,
where none may touch them.
Keep unstained their anointed hands,
which daily touch Your Sacred Body.
Keep unsullied their lips,
daily purpled with your Precious Blood.
Keep pure and unearthly their hearts,
sealed with the sublime mark of the priesthood.
Let Your holy love surround them and
shield them from the world’s contagion.
Bless their labors with abundant fruit and
may the souls to whom they minister be their joy and consolation
here and in heaven their beautiful and everlasting crown. Amen.
By St. Therese of Lisieux
O Jesus, eternal Priest,
keep your priests within the shelter of Your Sacred Heart,
where none may touch them.
Keep unstained their anointed hands,
which daily touch Your Sacred Body.
Keep unsullied their lips,
daily purpled with your Precious Blood.
Keep pure and unearthly their hearts,
sealed with the sublime mark of the priesthood.
Let Your holy love surround them and
shield them from the world’s contagion.
Bless their labors with abundant fruit and
may the souls to whom they minister be their joy and consolation
here and in heaven their beautiful and everlasting crown. Amen.
By St. Therese of Lisieux
SACRAMENT of RECONCILIATION
(Individual Confession)
please call the parish office 1(201)659-1114 or email: parishoffice@stannhoboken.com for an appointment
MASKS are required; SOCIAL DISTANCE is maintained
SPIRITUAL ADOPTION PROGRAM
Until further notice, postponed:
LAST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH
Monthly we collect non-perishable food for local shelters
Please place all non-perishables in the bin located in the vestibule of the church
Your generosity is greatly appreciated!!
For more info about the Hoboken Shelter, please CLICK HERE
For Clothing Donations
please bring to
536 Garden Street, HOBOKEN
First Saturday Devotion to
The Immaculate Heart of Mary
Saturday JULY 5th
9am in the Church
SAFE GUIDELINES APPLY
Recitation of the Rosary is TBD &
Silent Reflection of the Mysteries of the Rosary
PRAY WITH US DAILY
FOR VOCATIONS
Let’s pray for ALL discerning their Vocations,
be it single life, married life or the call to religious life.
JOIN US in praying
One Our Father, One Hail Mary,
One Glory Be and the Vocation Prayer
for an increase in Vocations,
especially to the Capuchin Franciscan Friars,
Province of the
Sacred Stigmata of St Francis
PRAYER for VOCATIONS
Father,
You invite each one of us by name
and ask us to follow You.
We ask that You bless Your Church
in the Archdiocese of Newark
by raising up dedicated and generous leaders
from our families and friends
who will faithfully serve Your people
as Priests, Religious Brothers and Sisters,
and as holy Married and Single people.
Inspire us to grow in our
relationship with You and open
our hearts to accept Your invitation.
We ask this in the name
of Jesus our Lord. Amen
“Becoming a priest or a man or woman religious
is not primarily our own decision….
Rather it is the response to a call and
to a call of love.”
– Pope Francis
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Saint Francis of Assisi Blessing
May the Lord bless you and keep you.
May He show His face to you
and have mercy.
May He turn His countenance to you
May He turn His countenance to you
and give you peace.
May the Lord bless you!
May the Lord bless you!
GO FORTH,
GLORIFYING THE LORD
WITH YOUR LIFE…!
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