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HELPING HANDS
Food Collection to Help Local Families

St. Genevieve’s Helping Hands Group is seeking food and paper product donations to support local families in need. Note: If you are a person or family in need, we can help you. Donations of checks/ food gift cards also accepted. Checks payable to: St. Genevieve Helping Hands and sent to the Rectory.

NORWAY TRIP

Tired of Winter already? Need something to look forward to? Ready to do something extra special for yourself? If the answer to any of these is YES, I have very good news for you: There’s a fjord in your future!

Following up on last years wonderful trip to Alaska, this year we are very pleased to present a beautiful voyage to the magical fjords of Norway. Join us from July 2-10, 2026 as we cruise through the magnificently beautiful Norwegian countryside being cared for by the crew of a Holland-America Line Cruise Ship.

Our journey begins in Rotterdam, the Netherlands and goes to Bergen, Alesund, Olden and Eidfjord Norway. Our very reasonable fares include round trip airfare, 2 nights hotel in Rotterdam a 7 day cruise on Holland-America Line, in your chosen cabin grade, with all meals and entertainments and some surprise extras. Space is limited, and already filling quickly, so please contact the rectory, or speak to Fr. Armand, for a full color brochure and further information. I hope you are able to join us!​
Dear Parishioners,

Happy Easter! No, I am not a week late in saying this. 

We have now begun the Easter season, which will last for 50 days, until Pentecost Sunday. Easter is not just a day on a calendar, not just an excuse to eat a large dinner, hunt eggs or wear florals, but it is a way of life. This celebration is our assurance that there is still far more of life waiting for us and that death never has the final word. 

My sincere thanks to all who participated in our beautiful liturgies of Holy Week and Easter Sunday. The number of people who attended significantly increased from past years, a wonderful sign that faith is alive in our parish! We were all very impressed with the number of attendees and the participation for the entire Triduum, and again, our parish congratulates the four young people who celebrated sacraments on Holy Saturday night—Ryan Gonzalez, Zoey Leonor, Fiorella Melgarejo and Sofia Melgarejo. 

Speaking of sacraments, next Saturday evening, April 18, we will celebrate the Sacrament of Confirmation at the 5:30 p.m. Mass. 14 of our teenagers will experience the outpouring of the Holy Spirit into their lives and we will all have the opportunity to celebrate with them. Since this is a regular scheduled parish mass, all are cordially invited to join us and to welcome back our friend, Bishop Elias. During the coming week, please keep our young people, and their sponsors, in your prayers, I know they would appreciate it. 

On the church calendar, today has become known as Divine Mercy Sunday. This afternoon at 3:00 p.m. Fr. Mirek will lead this devotion which includes confessions, the prayers and adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. I invite all to be a part of this. 

Fr. Armand 
2026 ANNUAL APPEAL 

The 2026 Annual Appeal is underway. We are inching so close to our goal!! The outpouring of support from many parishioners like you helps sustain the important ministries across the Archdiocese of Newark. These programs help to make our own parish a more vibrant place of worship. 

If you have yet to give, please pick up a pledge envelope at the back of the church or visit www.rcan.org/sharing.
ST. GENEVIEVE’S WILL CELEBRATE DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY 

Sunday—April 12 at 3:00pm 

All are invited and encouraged to participate. Service includes-confession 2:30pm, Divine Mercy Prayers Chaplet, Reflections, Adoration and Benediction. ​
PANCAKE BREAKFAST! 
Mark Your Calendars!! 
May 3—Helping Hands Pancake Breakfast— 

Bring your appetite and enjoy a hearty helping of  homemade pancakes served with a side of good  company!  Interested in donating? - please contact Kelly@kamteacher1994@gmail.com
CAFÉ GENS IS BACK!

Join us after the 9:00 and 10:30 Masses to enjoy coffee, tea or juice and a bagel, roll or pastry with your family, friends, and future friends. Children of all ages are invited to enjoy games, puzzles, crafts and other activities during Café Gens in Karen’s Corner. These supervised activities are provided after the 10:30 Mass until noon each week. Please join us and bring a friend!

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

The Knights of Columbus is a fraternal organization for Catholic men. All men of the parish are invited to join. For information please contact : Council 253 at (908) 355-2253 or Chris at (908) 351-4444.