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Memorial Candles will be available for purchase before and after the Mass. There will be a special candle bank in front of the statue of St. Michael for this purpose. Parking will be available in the parking garage located on the corner of 9th and Erie Streets. All are being asked to participate in the "community dessert table" which would entail bringing a dessert to share with those that are present. These donations will be collected upon entry and would be served buffet style at the appropriate time. If anyone has any questions, please feel free to contact me. Mary Hurley Cole (201) 823-3532. marycole55@yahoo.com |
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| ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH (1867) 252 Ninth Street
St. Michael's Church, overlooking historic Hamilton Park, is one of the Parish of the Resurrection's best-kept secrets. A warm, welcoming community, St. Michael's is home to an ethnically diverse congregation. Mass is offered in English and Vietnamese. On Tuesdays, parishioners and visitors alike flock to St. Michael's for Benediction and the Novena to St. Jude, offered several times during the day. It is also the site of the Vietnamese Apostolate in the Newark Archdiocese. Blessed with extraordinary acoustics, St. Michael's has had an important tradition of music. The church possesses a 1927-era three-manual E.M. Skinner organ, with speaking pipes in the sanctuary and the nave. Apart from seasonal music programs presented by St. Michael's choir, the church is host to the Schola Cantorum on Hudson, a resident choral society that presents an annual schedule of concerts, in addition to classes in sight-reading, music appreciation and vocal production. Click here for more information about Parish of the Resurrection. |
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| Click on the links below to see a photos taken at the multi-class reunion. Photos #1 Photos #2 Photos #3 Photos #4 |
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