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Announcements
- Daily Mass at OLSH is now in the Chapel at 8AM
- Thursdays after the 8AM Mass the Blessed Sacrament will be exposed till 12:30 PM. All are welcome to spend time with Jesus.
- Confirmation: Saturday, 5/21 3PM at OLSH Saturday, 5/21 5:30PM at St. John
- Last week of Religious Ed Class is 5/15, Religious Ed registration for 2022-2023 begins on 5/17.
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Our Parish Logo
"From His Heart to Others through Us" is inspired by St John Henry Newman who chose “Heart speaks unto Heart” as the motto to go on his coat of arms when he became a Cardinal in 1879. These words were originally spoken by St. Francis de Sales. St. Newman is calling us to hear God speaking to our hearts and to listen for our mission from God.
This motto is a call to missionary action with love.
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Thank you for visiting our parish website. We're so glad you came!
Discover our churches and everything our parish has to offer you, your family, and communities. Devotions to the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary are central to our sharing of grace with one another.At the present time, the pastoral care of the parishes entrusted to the priests of the New York Oratory of Saint Philip Neri. The spirit of “joyful discipleship”, which distinguished the first disciples of Jesus and St Philip Neri himself, inspires our community. We will continue to grow, so come celebrate with us!
Mass Schedule
*Masses that are webcastedOLSH Tappan SJ Piermont Saturday 9AM, 5PM* 10:30AM*, 4:00PM Sunday 8AM, 10:30AM*,
12Noon8AM, 10:30AM*,
1PM* SpanishWeekdays 8AM* 10:30AM*
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On February 25, 2004, Mel Gibson’s film, The Passion of the Christ, was released to hostile reviews but strong audiences. It was soon the highest grossing ‘Christian film’ of all time. One of the most moving moments in the film is when Mary (played by Maia Morgenstern) runs to meet her Son (played by Jim Caviezel) on his way to the cross and the two strengthen each other. Gibson uses poetic license to put on the Suffering Christ’s lips the words He speaks from His heavenly throne in today’s second reading (Rev 21:1-5): “See Mother how I make all things new!”Read More
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News from the Vatican
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2 hours agoThe Catholic Church has a responsibility to address the pastoral needs of a world that is in a deep crisis that is disrupting humanity's desire for peace, Pope Francis said.
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