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WELCOME
Holy Rosary Church has been serving the Eastchester Community of the Northeast Bronx since 1925. We invite all Catholics to participate fully in our spiritual and community life.
Whether you are a registered parishioner or a visitor looking for a spiritual home, we hope that the information on this website will be helpful to you. Please join us in our celebration of the Eucharist and other special parish events throughout the year.
If you are new to the parish, please introduce yourself after Mass and register at the Parish Office. If you have moved recently, please notify the Parish Office of your new address.
"You always have a home at Holy Rosary!"
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Church NEWS
Holy Rosary is Open
Please continue to check the Bulletin on the website or pick up a printed one at Mass.
New Sunday Mass times are: 5 PM (Saturday), 7AM, 8:15AM, 9:45AM, 11:30AM and 1:15PM.
Confessions: Saturday 3:34-4:45PM and Sunday 9-9:45AM
Masks must be worn, pews are marked for social distancing, Communion should be taken in the hand. Accomodation will be made for those who wish to receive on the tongue.
Confessions: Saturday 3:45 to 4:45PM and Sunday 9AM to 9:45AM
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The old holy rosary church
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Holy ROSARY ON Facebook
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cluster #32 info
Holy Rosary is part of Cluster #32
Our Cluster includes:
St. Lucy's Parish
Saint Michael the Archangel
Nativity of Our Blessed Lady
Please click on the Parish name for their webpage which lists Mass and Confession times along with other information.
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parish support
Parishioners or visitors who wish to provide financial support of the parish, in addition to the use of We Share, can leave their donation or contribution envelopes at the rectory weekdays or donations can be mailed to the rectory. Your continued support will be meaningfully appreciated.
Your Parish Holy Rosary thanks you!
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Missals and hymnals
Missals & Hymnals
Available for purchase in the Rectory
Missals - $30. Hymnals - $15.
Due to the Covid virus Missals & Hymnals may not be placed in the pews. If you wish to buy your own, we have new copies in the Rectory.
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TODAY'S mass readings
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Reading I Jon 3:1-10Responsorial Psalm 51:3-4, 12-13, 18-19Gospel Lk 11:29-32
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lent 2021
Lent is a holy season in our church’s year. It is holy because it calls us in a special way to holiness and encourages us to adopt holy habits of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. We should try to attend Mass as often as we can during Lent and pray the rosary and make the Stations of the Cross. We should try to make special sacrifices during Lent. We should try to practice some form of self-denial or self-discipline during Lent - so that we might in some small way identify ourselves with Christ who was crucified for us. All the Fridays of Lent are days of Abstinence - All Catholics above the age of 14 are obliged to abstain from meat on the days of abstinence (unless poor health excuses). Additionally, Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are days of both fast and abstinence. Not only is meat prohibited, but on these two fast days, only one full meal is permitted. Two smaller meals may be taken to maintain strength, but these taken together should not equal another full meal. Fasting obliges from age 18 to 59 (unless poor health excuses).
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UPCOMING PARISH EVENTS
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Photo ALBUMS
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40 Hours Procession
20 Photos
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FORMED
Please sign up for our parish subscription to www.Formed.org. Go to Formed.org Enter our Parish Code: 44PCJW on the home page; Create a personal account with your user name/email and password.