St. Edward the Confessor Parish
Parish Office open on Thursday
from 9 AM to 12 PM
908 995 4723
Parish Staff
Pastor Kris Kaczynski
Deacon Bill Barr
Administrative Assistant - Ethel Mitchell
Religious Education Office
open by appointment
908 995 4723
Kristine Menard
Parish Catechetical Leader
Harriette Jeffreys - Assistant PCL
GIFT Program
Nancy Nazario & Deacon Bill Barr
St. Edward the Confessor Church
61 Mill Street
Milford, NJ 08848
Masses:
Saturday at 4 PM
Sunday at 8 AM & 10 AM
:
Monday at 9 AM
Tuesday at 6 PM
Wednesday at 9 AM
Thursday at 9 AM
Friday at 9 AM
Confessions on Saturday after 4 PM Mass
HOLY WEEK
Jesus enters Jerusalem in meekness and humility, as the Messianic King who offers victory and peace to his people. That victory and peace would be secured in the cross and resurrection which would soon take place at the time of Passover.
Today - Rosary Altar Society Bake Sale
in the Parish Center
Saturday - Sunday, April 1 - 2, Palm Sunday
4:00 PM Mass
8:00 AM Mass
10:00 AM Mass
Monday of the Holy Week, April 3,
9 AM Mass
6 – 7 PM Lenten Confessions
Tuesday of the Holy Week, April 4,
4 PM Chrism Mass in Metuchen.
6 PM Eucharistic Service
Wednesday of the Holy Week, April 5,
9 AM Mass
HOLY TRIDUUM
HOLY THURSDAY, April 6,
9 AM Morning Prayer
7 PM Mass of the Lord’s Supper
8 - 9 PM Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
GOOD FRIDAY, April 7,
9 AM Morning Prayer
3 PM Passion and Death of our Lord Jesus Christ
4.PM Divine Mercy Novena
7 PM Stations of the Cross
HOLY SATURDAY, APRIL 8,
9 AM Morning Prayer
10 AM Blessing of the First Meal of Easter
3 PM Divine Mercy Novena
8 PM Easter Vigil Mass
EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 9,
8 AM Easter Mass
10 AM Easter Mass
3.PM Divine Mercy Novena
HAPPY EASTER!
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7 Things to abstain from, according to Pope Francis
LENTEN DISCIPLINE:
Fast from worry; feast on trusting God.
Fast from complaining; feast on appreciation.
Fast from negatives; feast on affirmatives.
Fast from hostility; feast on tenderness.
Fast from unrelenting pressures; feast from unceasing prayer.
Fast from judging others; feast on Christ dwelling in them.
Fast from fear of illness; feast on the healing power of God.
Fast from words that pollute; feast on speech that purifies.
Fast from discontent; feast on gratitude.
Fast from anger; feast on patience.
Fast from personal anxiety; feast on the fullness of truth.
Fast from pessimism; feast on optimism.
Fast from bitterness; feast on forgiveness.
Fast from self-concern; feast on compassion for others.
Fast from discouragement; feast on hope.
Fast from suspicion; feast on truth.
Fast from lethargy and apathy; feast on enthusiasm.
Fast from facts that depress; feast on truths that uplift.
Fast from gossip; feast on purposeful silence.
Fast from problems that overwhelm; feast on prayer that sustains.
Fast from thoughts that weaken; feast on promises that inspire.
Fast from apparent darkness; feast on the reality of light.
Source: adapted and revised from The Anglican Digest