Sunday, Jan. 26 at 4:30 PM in the community room.

Register Here for The Grandmothers of Jesus: Tamar, Rehab, Ruth, Bathsheba !

ALPHA is a series of sessions designed to explore the Christian faith in a welcoming, nonjudgmental environment.  Each session includes a meal, an engaging video, and then small group discussion.  Register Online Here!

Classes begin on January 9 at 7:30 PM in the Parish Media Center. To register or for more information, please contact Jan at jan.figenshu@svmnj.org or ext. 253.  

Please join us for one of our Christmas Masses. Whether you have been away from Church for a long while or this is your first time attending in a long time or you are a regular attendee, you are welcomed!

Our Thanksgiving Outreach was a big success. Thank you to all those parishioners who helped in any way: Making baskets, setting up, receiving baskets, and delivering dinners. A special thank you to Barbara Eutsler and her dedicated crew.

In both entries of the Church, there will be giving trees with tags for those needing our help this Christmas season. All gifts are expected back on or before Dec. 15th. During the week, please return gifts to the Parish Office Lobby.

The Black Madonna Icon has been with the Polish people for 637 years...Father Chris Liwarski will be the Guest speaker at our next Rosary Altar Society meeting- November 11th at 7:00 PM- Where He will then give a talk about The Black Madonna, Queen of Poland.

This weekend, our trustee, Joe Verbaro, will present the financial report for our Parish. Our fiscal year extends from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019. To see the complete report, click on this link.

As part of my Sleep Out, I am raising funds and awareness for Covenant House, a shelter for kids experiencing homelessness and trafficking. The Sleep Out is not about pretending to be homeless. It’s an act of solidarity with the 4.2 million young people who experience homelessness each year.

Please join us to commemorate those of your family or friends who have died this past year. We invite you to bring an unframed photo of the deceased (4x6 or smaller) to share for the month of November. (Please put your name on the back of the photo.)

Preparations are underway! Our parish assembles and distributes baskets of food for those in need here in Madison. Baskets are also sent to St. Agnes Parish in Paterson & agencies in both Paterson and Newark. You can help in several ways.

Friday, Nov. 15 from 7:00 - 10:30 p.m. and Saturday, Nov.16 from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. in the Parish Ministry Center Community Room. Click here for details.

Nov. 1 - 2, 2019 Limited space. We are happy to have reached so many women. Please continue to pray for our Cornerstone Women!

Come to an information session led by Fr. Jack Cryan, a Metropolitan Tribunal Judge. Topics to be discussed include explaining what an annulment is and the process involved; how long the process is and how much it costs. The information session will be held at the Little Flower Bernauer Parish Center, 290 Plainfield Ave. in Berkeley Heights on Wednesday, October 2, 7:30pm. To RSVP , contact Margaret: 908-464-1585 or pastoral110.lf@gmail.com.

To benefit St. Agnes Parish in Paterson - Sunday, October 13, 12 – 3 pm. The collection will take place at the School entrance in the SVM parking lot. If you have any questions, requests, or need to drop off prior to the collection date, please contact Mike Dreitlein 973-727-5958 or email Mdrei04@aol.com

Fr. George is not writing to parishioners requesting gift cards for a cancer patient. Please note that this is a scam. Fr. George's email is NOT frgeorge.svmnjj@gmail.com. Thank you and sorry for any inconvenience. Father George will not solicit help through text or email!

Calling all Cornerstone Sisters to come to a potluck dinner on Wednesday, Sept 25 at 6:30 pm in the Community Room. To sign up to bring something, please visit our SignUp Genius.

Father George will send us reflections from his pilgrimage when possible. Click here to follow him.

The Cemetery is now offering the opportunity to memorialize deceased loved ones, help beautify the grounds and make the surroundings more comfortable as well as provide additional income for the perpetual care of the Cemetery.