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First Fridays at MHR, December 4: Jonna and Bailey Savoy & Bishop Peter J. Byrne
Join us for music & TOB with
Jonna Marie & Bailey!Theology of the Heart: Healing Wounds, Uncovering Desire, and Pursuing True Love in light of your vocation Meet the Presenters! Jonna Marie
Jonna is a graduate of St. John's University with a BS in Communications and a minor in Theology & Philosophy. She currently works for the Archdiocese of New York: full-time with the Development Office & part-time with the Young Adult Outreach Office. She has been leading music ministry throughout the Church for over 8 years in traditional and contemporary settings. Jonna has a heart for ministering to the younger generation of the Church by using her gifts of music and faith to serve those thirsting for God's love. Jonna also enjoys drinking coffee, songwriting, and finding new Young Adults to connect with in the Catholic realm!
Bailey Savoy
Bailey is a graduate of Franciscan University of Steubenville with a BS in Biological Sciences and a minor in Theology. Bailey is a scientist, worship leader, public speaker, and Catholic entrepreneur who loves to write music, and make his own rosaries. His favorite modes of prayer are journaling, going to Mass, and praying the Rosary.
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MHR on "The Today Show"
This short clip that aired Monday, August 17, on the Today Show features a story about one of the news reporters at NBC.
She traced her ancestry, which happens to be rooted in and around the East Village and lower Manhattan. In fact her great-great-great grandmother, who immigrated from Germany, was married at Most Holy Redeemer. See Dylan checking out our registry from the 1854, just two years after Most Holy Redeemer church was concecrated.
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Young Adult Marriage Discussion Group
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The goretti Group e-group event
Virtual Marriage Discussion -Nov. 27th!
Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/92850197471?pwd= ZlRYT0k1K3Y3K0NTdi9xY1FwcW56dz 09
Meeting ID: 928 5019 7471
Passcode: 597752
For more information on the Goretti Group click here:
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opening up #2
With due caution, we are continuing to expand our Mass schedule.
Beginning Sunday, September 13, we will implement our revised and temporary daily Mass schedule, as follows:
WEEKLY MASS SCHEDULEMonday: 8:00 a.m. English
Tuesday: No Mass
Wednesday: 12:00 p.m. Spanish
6:00 p.m. English
Thursday: 8:00 a.m. Bilingual
Friday: 6:00 p.m. English
Except First Fridays: 7:00 p.m. English
Saturday: Closed
Sunday10:00 a.m. Spanish
12:15 p.m. English
7:00 p.m. EnglishAgain, this is a temporary schedule only. As conditions change, some of the Mass times will also change, and Masses may be added or removed before we have a permanent schedule.
Many thanks for your continued cooperation and prayers as we work to come together as a parish family during this very strange time.
We look forward to seeing you! Please keep in mind the following guidelines:Sunday Obligation: The obligation to attend Sunday Mass remains suspended. Those who feel sick should stay home, as well those who are at greater risk for Covid-19 (those older than 65 or who have underlying health conditions).
Limited Seating: For the time being, we are only allowed to seat 33% of the church capacity. There will have to be a cutoff if that capacity is reached. Please be understanding if this happens. We are doing our best to offer the sacraments while keeping everyone safe.
Precautions: Bring a mask and wear it. Maintain a six-foot distance from others and avoid physical contact. Use the available hand sanitizers. There will be only one entrance of the church open to maintain social distancing. Please do not seat yourselves. We will have extra ushers at the entrance who will promptly guide you to your seat.
Holy Communion: Remember that no one is obligated to receive Holy Communion. Receive only if you are properly disposed and have no health concerns. Please maintain social distancing in the Holy Communion procession. Remove your mask immediately before receiving Holy Communion and replace it immediately after. You are not allowed to receive Holy Communion in the hand while wearing gloves.
Bathrooms: Because of ongoing Covid-19 concerns, public restrooms will not be available.
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online giving
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WeShare, allows you to make your weekly donation electronically, and provides instant records for tax purposes. You can make also make an offering for a Mass intention or special Novena.
WeShare, le permite hacer su donación semanal de forma electrónica y proporciona registros instantáneos para fines fiscales. También puede hacer una ofrenda para una intención de misa o una novena especial.
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Flocknote Signup: Stay In Touch With Your Parish By Text and Email!
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Flocknote Messages
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Our new bulletin is now available! https://ec-prod-sites.s3.amazonaws.com/2849/bulletins/20201115.pdf
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The Sunday Day bulletin is available now! Click here: https://d2y1pz2y630308.cloudfront.net/2849/bulletins/20201101.pdf. Some highlights: The Saturday Vigil Mass is restored! Confessions times...
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 RV 20:1-4, 11—21:2Responsorial Psalm PS 84:3, 4, 5-6A AND 8AGospel LK 21:29-33
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National Catholic Register
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U.S. Department of Labor Joe Biden in 2014 If implemented, the abortion lobby’s sweeping demands would promote abortion on a scale far exceeding the measures undertaken by previous Democratic...
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Xhienne Our Lady wants us to know, without doubt, how much she and her Son love us.
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Shutterstock In Advent, we await the coming of Jesus at Christmastime. User’s Guide to Sunday, Nov. 29, the First Sunday of Advent
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Most Holy Redeemer-Nativity
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