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- Saturday: 9:30 AM to 10:00 AM Confessions begin immediately following 9:00 AM Mass.
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Need Help?
If you need help having something from the store/pharmacy dropped off at your home, need a meal, or simply want to talk to someone during this challenging time, there are wonderful parishioners willing to help. Email Jonathan Camiolo at jonathan@churchofchrisththeking.org or call his cell phone 908-451-3999 and he will connect you to one of those helpful fellow parishioners.
"Do not worry about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus."" Philippians 4:6-7
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
Masses
Sunday Masses and 9 AM Daily Mass are open for the public. No reservations are needed and masks are not required. We will continue to Live Stream Sunday Mass & Daily Mass at 9 AM.
Parish Office
Our parish office is open. If you are not vaccinated, please wear a mask when entering the office.
Anointing of Sick
To request Anointing of the Sick, please contact the office.
If an emergency, call the priest emergency line 973-539-4955 ext. 2.
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Ways to Support Christ the King FINANCIALLY...Especially if YOU are remoteText-To-Give
Convenient and secure, text-to-give is here! Simply text a donation amount (i.e. $50) to 973-221-8616. You will be prompted to enter your billing and contact information.
Bank Bill Pay ServicesTo avoid credit card and bank transactions fees, we encourage the free bill-payment services offer by many banks. For example, both Bank of America and Chase offer Bill Pay services that allow the account owner to set up a weekly automatic payment via check in a set amount to the parish. This paper check is mailed by the bank to the parish on the date the account holder sets. We find that this works very well and is easy for most parishioners to set up and use. If you have questions, call the online banking contact number with the bank where you maintain a checking account.
Mailing a Check
Mail offering/envelopes:Church of Christ the King
Attn: Carol Scanlan
PO Box 368
New Vernon, NJ 07976E-GivingThrough Faith Direct contributions can be made to the parish via automatic payment from your checking account or credit card - just as you may do now with your mortgage, household bills, and other monthly payments. Click image:
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Diocesesan Development Newsletter
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News From the Beacon
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October 21
Shirō Nakagawa had had enough. A young samurai and Catholic in 17th century Japan, he watched as the lord of his region in the south, called a daimyō, cracked down on his growing Christian community — closing churches, expelling missionaries, levying crushing taxes, banning religious practices and images, even torturing and killing people. The tipping point came when a regional tax collector drowned a pregnant woman. Filled with righteous anger, Shirō put on his samurai uniform and clutched his sword, ready to lead what is now known as the Shimabara Rebellion — a failed deadly uprising by these Christians from December 1637 to April 1638.Read More -
October 21
Bishop Kevin J. Sweeney celebrated Mass at the Shrine of St. John Paul II/Holy Rosary Church in Passaic Oct. 17 to start weeklong celebrations in honor of St. John Paul II, whose feast day is on Friday, Oct. 22. The Shrine of St. John Paul II at Holy Rosary Parish is the Diocese’s shrine to the late pope, who visited Holy Rosary Parish in August 1976 when he was then Cardinal Karol Wojtyla. Two years later, he was elected Pope on Oct. 16, 1978.Read More -
October 21
For many young adults, their college years are a time of searching and figuring out what the future holds. For Lucas Folan, a diocesan seminarian, it was a time when he seriously began to discern a priesthood vocation, which began near the end of his freshman year at Hofstra University in Long Island, N.Y., where he was studying music education.Read More
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