News & Announcements
St. Rose Giving Tree 2020
Please see below our plans for this year's Giving Tree. Thank you to our generous parishioners for supporting this event every year.
Stewardship Report 2019-2020 (pdf)
Please view our Stewardship Report here. You can also click on the video below of Fr. Ed and our Finance Chair, Dennis Buchanan introducing the report.
Stewardship Video
Fr. Ed and Dennis Buchanan, Finance Committee Chair introduce the 2019-2020 Stewardship Report
Grief Services (pdf)
Greetings to all and peace to you in Jesus Christ!
Our diocesan Chancellor, Terry Ginther, sent us a memorandum concerning several opportunities that are being offered in supporting parishioners who are grieving due to COVID-19.
Please see the attached memo and perhaps take advantage of these opportunities by registering online.
Please note that at our Annual Mass of Remembrance which is scheduled for Monday, November 2 at 7:00 PM we will not only be remembering in a special way all those who died since last November 2nd, but also those who have died during the pandemic and were not able to have a Funeral / Memorial Mass or just want to be remembered by name.
PRAYER FOR SPIRITUAL COMMUNION
(Pope Francis)
I prostrate myself at your feet,
O my Jesus, and I offer you the repentance of my contrite heart, which abases itself in nothingness in Your Holy Presence. I adore you in the Sacrament of Your Love; I desire to receive You in the poor abode that my heart offers You. While waiting for the happiness of a Sacramental Communion, I want to possess You in spirit. Come to me, O my Jesus, that I may come to You. May Your Love inflame my whole being, in life and in death. I believe in You, I hope in You, I love You. Amen
St. Rose Bible Study
NEW – St. Rose Wed. Morning Bible Study – Online OR (when possible) in-person at the Parish Center. Oct. 23 (orientation) -Dec. 16th , 9:45 – 11:45.
WELCOME Ministry...Take 2
Once again we are reaching out to the women of St. Rose Parish to invite you to join a NEW ministry called WELCOME.
Get the daily and Sunday Readings here!
For access to the daily and Sunday readings go to the website of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops
Masses this Weekend!
Our new "in Church" mass schedule is as follows: Daily 6:45 AM and 9 AM. Saturday at 5 PM, Sunday at 7 and 9:30 and 11:30 AM and 5 PM.
Bishop's Directives for In Church Masses (pdf)
Bishop's Directives for public "In Church" Weekend and Weekday Masses
Office Hours and Frozen Food Pantry
Currently our office is open from 9:30-12 and 1-4 PM everyday, but we are not engaging with the public yet. Thank you for your patience.
Join us on Flocknote
Do you want to know what is happening in the parish? This is a great way to stay informed. Sign up to receive news and information about our parish either by email or text message.
Join us on VENMO (pdf)
We now have VENMO! Try it for free and donate to St. Rose Church without any fees or committments!
Sam Jarmer Asbury Park Press (pdf)
Click on the article below to read all about SRHS High School student Sam Jarmer and his amazing progress!
Adult Sacraments
Adults - Teens
Interested in Becoming Catholic?
Missing Sacraments of Communion and/or Confirmation? You may be interested in the R.C.I.A. program!
Pope Francis A Man of his Word
See the documentary with Pope Francis in his own words at Monmouth Mall AMC movie theater in Eatontown
Eucharistic Ministers Needed
If you are interested in bringing communion to Tower Lodge in Wall or the Meridian Sub Acute Facility we could really use your help. It only involves an hour or so of your time and is very rewarding. Call the office 732-681-0512 and leave a message for Sue Durkin. Thank you for considering this valuable ministry.
Fr. Ed talks about Faith
Fr. Ed talks about the importance of faith in our St. Rose Grammar School.
More info for on-line giving (pdf)
Click here for information on our new On-Line Giving program. Never worry about bringing your checkbook or your envelope to Mass again.
Caregiver Volunteers
We are joining a new program here at St. Rose called Caregiver Volunteers. Check the bulletin or go on line www.caregivervolunteers.org. Trained volunteers will be available to visit the homebound, give rides to the doctor's or just to listen. Get involved!
