Christmas Mass Schedule
December 24th
2:00 pm
2:15 pm in Msgr. Daly Hall (gym)
4:00pm (to be livestreamed)
4:15 pm in Msgr. Daly Hall (gym)
7:00 pm
10:00 pm (to be livestreamed)
December 25th
7:00 am
9:00 am (to be livestreamed)
10:30 am
12:15 pm (to be livestreamed)
12:30 pm in Msgr. Daly Hall (gym)
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New Parishioners
Please call the Rectory, 9am through 4pm, Monday to Friday, and we will be glad to send you a census form to join the Parish. Please call also for change of address or when you are leaving the Parish. That will help keep our files updated.
Join Our Parish Bulletin / Email List
St. Philomena's is happy to offer our parishioners the opportunity to receive emails with special announcements, parish information and the weekly Parish Bulletin. If you would like to be added to our parish email list, click the here and simply fill out and submit the form.
New Video Series
The staff members of St. Philomena parish miss you all so much. Over the next couple weeks, we will be sharing some messages from our staff.
Monsignor Fuhrman
Father Francisco
Sister Niky
Father Gerry
Deacon Fred
Father Denis
Deacon Mike
West Essex Deanery Visit
Cardinal Joseph Tobin, Archbishop of Newark, made a Deanery Visit to the West Essex Deanery on Friday, November 3, 2017. A Deanery is a grouping of parishes, in this case it is composed of the ten Catholic parishes in the towns of: Livingston, West Orange, Roseland, Caldwell, North Caldwell, Fairfield, Verona, and Cedar Grove. He began with a dinner with the 27 priests that serve these parishes. Then a public Mass for representatives of each parish, with all priests concelebrating. This was historic. It has never been done in Livingston previously. Finally, the Cardinal held a "town hall-style" reception in Msgr. Daly Hall, answering questions and greeting parishioners from the ten parishes.
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Welcome to
St. Philomena Parish
We, the people of the Catholic Community of Saint Philomena, brought together by a desire to live the Gospel message of Jesus Christ under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, dedicate ourselves to the service of our fellow men and women. We do this by being a worshiping community of faith, joyfully embracing the gifts of all its members. And by being a welcoming community that provides a haven for all those in need, whether physical, spiritual, or emotional. We are proclaimers of the gospel message to our parish, our community and the world. And we are open to our baptisimal call to lay ministries in the new millenium.
