Church of the

Immaculate Conception

Mass will be live streamed on our
Parish Facebook Page 
@immaculatesp

9:30 am EVERY DAY

(if time needs to change, it will be announced
on our parish facebook page)


This will continue until the restriction of no public mass is lifted.


 

On Thursday, May 21^st  Cardinal Dolan held a press conference addressing the procedure in returning to public masses.  What is laid out is a five phase process that will over time gradually start the celebration of the sacraments, reception of the Holy Eucharistic, weekday masses and finally Sunday mass. 

For the immedieate future, parishes are still obliged to follow the guidelines given on March 23rd. 
 
As events and guidelines continue to unfold, and in keeping with the civil requirements for physical distancing, the following health and safety measures are to be observed in all the parishes and institutions within the archdiocese, effective March 24, 2020.
 
1. Baptisms administered by the ordinary minister of the sacrament within the parish setting are to be deferred, except in case of emergency. In these extreme instances, the faithful should contact a priest immediately.
 
2. Funeral Masses or services in the church or funeral home will no longer be conducted until further notice. Limiting the funerals to ten people has proven not to be feasible and caused problems for many priests. Burial prayers may be said in an open-air setting in a cemetery, as long as proper distancing of the ten people allowed by state regulation is maintained. They may not be held in a mortuary chapel. The family is to be assured that a memorial Mass will be offered as soon as possible after restrictions are lifted.

3.  Weddings also will no longer be permitted until further notice.
 
4.  If a pastor chooses to keep the parish church open for prayer: 

• Definite hours must be announced. (Here at Immaculate, the Church is open daily from 7 am to 5 pm).
• No public ceremonies such as the Mass or group devotions may take place so as to prevent any assembling of people.
• The church must be cleaned and sanitized frequently in accord with the guidelines to prevent infection. (Here at Immaculate this is done frequently).

• Fr. Herbert DeGaris

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As of September 3, 2019, we have received

220 pledges

totaling $857,520.00.
 
This is 100+% of our goal of $849,00.00.


WE HAVE REACHED OUR GOAL !!!!

Thank you to the 220 families who pledged and for your AMAZING generosity.

It is not too late to still pledge!

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On October 14th, 2018 we officially reached our goal!
It is still not too late for parishioners to send in their
pledge cards.  Thank you to the 190 generous families
that made this possible.  

Our Second Phase of the campaign is in full swing!  Parishioners have received in the mail  campaign information and pledge cards.

September 29-30, 2018 we held our second in-pew Soliciation. Nine parishioners responded!  We are SO CLOSE! Thank you all for your continuing generosity!

In June 2018, we held our very successful In-pew Soliciation Weekend. Please spend time reading the brochure, (links to each page provided above) and after prayerful thought, submit your pledge which can be paid over the next five years.

May the generosity of the people of Immaculate Conception shine forth so that this Renew + Rebuild Campaign may be a success for the future of our parish!,

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Article from the Catholic New York
 

Immaculate Conception Parish is a Christian community of disciples in the Roman Catholic tradition, called by Jesus, united in Eucharistic worship and growing in faith, hope and love. Nourished through the sacraments and strengthened by God’s transforming love, we are empowered to know the gospel message and to witness to others. As Christian stewards, we are thankful for God’s many gifts and we commit ourselves to share our time, talent and treasure in Christ-like service within our parish community and beyond. We seek God’s blessing and guidance to be faithful to this mission.

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5:30 pm Vigil Mass

7:30 am
12:oo noon
 

The Rosary is recited daily after the 7:30 AM Mass.

Miraculous Medal Novena
Monday after the 7:30 AM Mass.