Spirit and Truth NJ ~ Friday, May 4th

First Friday Mass,
8:30pm
Holy Family Chapel,
McGuinness Center


First Reading:Acts 13:26-33
Psalm:Psalm 2:6-11
Gospel: John 14:1-6

http://www.ewtn.com/devotionals/inspiration.asp

"'The great Athanasius in his sermon to the newly baptized says this:' You shall see the Levites bringing loaves and a cup of wine, and placing them on the table. So long as the prayers of supplication and entreaties have not been made, there is only bread and wine. But after the great and wonderful prayers have been completed, then the bread is become the Body, and the wine the Blood, of our Lord Jesus Christ. 'And again:' Let us approach the celebration of the mysteries. This bread and this wine, so long as the prayers and supplications have not taken place, remain simply what they are. But after the great prayers and holy supplications have been sent forth, the Word comes down into the bread and wine - and thus His Body is confected.",

-"Sermon to the Newly Baptized" ante 373 A.D.,

Spirit and Truth NJ ~ Friday, April 27th

Father David Swantek, Chaplain of Princeton University,
will share reflections on the Eucharist.


We will also have time for adoration of our
Lord Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament.

"O You who are mad about Your creature! true God and true Man, You have left Yourself wholly to us, as food, so that we will not fall through weariness during our pilgrimage in this life, but will be fortified by You, celestial nourishment,"

- St. Catherine of Siena

Spirit and Truth NJ ~ Friday, April 13th

Alleluia ! Christ is Risen

Father Zbigniew will celebrate Holy Mass for us

8:30pm

in the Holy Family Chapel McGuiness Center

Friday in the Octave of Easter
First Reading:Acts 4:1-12
Psalm:Psalm 118:1-2, 4, 22-27
Gospel:John 21:1-14

Grant, O Lord, that my heart may neither desire nor seek anything but what is necessary for the fulfillment of Your Holy Will. May health or sickness, riches or poverty, honors or contempt, humiliations, leave my soul in that state of perfect detachment to which I desire to attain for Your greater honor and Your greater glory. Amen

-- St. Ignatius Loyola

Spirit and Truth NJ ~ Friday, April 6th

Via Crucis
Good Friday Procession

A prayerful, meditative walk with our Lord Jesus,
through His Passion


We will begin in the Church immediately following the 7pm Passion Service


This event is open to all, feel free to invite family and friends


Procession will be approximately 2 miles
Join us for all or part of the procession