OUR PURPOSE:

To connect people to GOD and to each other

...the supremacy of God in all things...

Lent in the time of COVID-19, therefore, is necessarily connected to the suffering of Jesus Christ. It forces us to reexamine the practices we committed ourselves to, asking ourselves how these practices enable us to unite ourselves to the suffering of Our Lord and thus to the suffering of our neighbor.

COVID-19 Updates

Our parish has had to make changes and accommodations in observance of health and government restrictions.  Please check here regularly in order to ensure you have the most current information regarding mass schedule changes, livestreams and alterations to mass observance.

Our Renovation is Complete!

Masses at ICC Mahwah

Masses will be in church. There are 35 numbered "worship spots" where you can choose to sit when you come. The "prayer spot" # 1 is always reserved for Lectors and their party. (Your seat number should be in front of you). Three (3) is the maximum number of persons that can be accommodated per "prayer spot". 

Please continue Pre-registering via our parish website. Only one registration per "prayer spot" is needed as long as you don't exceed the maximum number of 3. If you are four (4) in your party, please register for two (2) "prayer spots."
 

Due to Covid-19 restrictions, Masses have a limited number of allowed participants.  Please use the registration form below to reserve a seat in advance.

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Mass sign-ups begin on the Monday of each week and will close on Saturday.

Livestream MASS

Mass Livestreaming is done through YouTube. 

Click subscribe when livestreams begin.

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Participate in our liturgies celebrated by our pastor, 

REV. FR. JM MANOLO A. PUNZALAN, STL, M.A-HRS

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 Livestream Mass Schedule:

Monday to Friday - 12:00 Noon

Sunday - 9:30 AM

Funeral Masses and Special Events

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If you are seeing the video of the previous day,  please refresh your browser. 

When joining at a later time,  a recording of the latest liturgy is available.

Mass Schedule

Saturday 

Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:00 P.M.

Sunday Communion Service

In light of the Pandemic, parishioners who wish to receive communion, but are not comfortable attending mass, may watch our livestream mass and gather later to receive communion in person.

Parish Office Hours

Sunday - 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M.

Weekly Parish Bulletin

Only one intention per mass

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A minimum of $10.00 Donation is requested per intention.

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Write the following in formation in the Memo:

• The Intention for the Mass​

• Specify if the intention is for the Deceased or the Living

• Date and Time of the Mass Requested

• Full Name, Contact Number and E-mail of requester

• Please signify if  Mass Card/s has/have to be sent to the family. If so, provide complete Name and Address of the recipient. 

Please note: 

An e-mail confirmation signifies that we have received your request, but is not an assurance that you will get the exact date and time requested.

TO WATCH AND JOIN LIVESTREAM GLOBAL ROSARY MARATHON

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TO SIGN-UP TO PRAY IN PERSON

WITH

FR. MANOLO 

IN THE CHURCH

I would like to invite families or individuals to pray the Rosary

in the Church with me (Fr. Manolo).

I only need one or two families or individuals each evening. 

Request Your

365 Days Prayer Candle

Celebrate the life of family or friends with a Prayer Candle.

You can also offer Prayer Candle to the living. Prayer Candles burn brightly night and day as expressions of prayer for special intentions. The living flame of each candle is a beautiful symbol of both prayer and of hope.

Special votive lights are located at the shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe. In the shrine are the statues of St. John Paul II, St. Theresa of Calcutta, St. Padre Pio and St. Jude. Once lit, they burn 24 hours a day for one year.

The glow of these votive lights in the darkened church is a powerful testimony to the life of prayer that is evidenced by so many at Immaculate Conception Church. The candle will be inscribed with the name of your loved one and will burn for them the entire year.

The number available is limited. We are currently accepting requests for these memorial votive candles. Please call the parish office.

The fee is $150 per candle.

Faith Resources

Holy See Vatican City

Vatican homepage

Archdiocese of Newark

Our parish diocese homepage

Catholic Living Will

Document for those looking to

prep area living will.

Guide for Novena Payers for the Dead

2020 Novenas for the Deceased

Funeral Liturgy Planner

Guide for mass of Christian Burial

Parish Links

Join our Facebook page.

Livestreams are conducted through Facebook.

Financial Assistance

If you are financially able, we ask that you please continue to support Immaculate Conception Church with your contributions. 

Thank you for your generosity, and please be assured of my prayers for you and your families  as together we weather this storm and prevent the suffering of those most vulnerable among us.  

If you need assistance to sign-up for our online donation “Parish Giving,” please call our Office Manager Josephine Balsamo  at

201-327-1276

DONATE ONLINE

SUPPORT OUR CHURCH

SIMPLE * SECURE * CONVENIENT

DONATE ON YOUR MOBILE DEVICE

with the Parish Giving App:

PROVIDE A ONE-TIME DONATION

Memorializations

Divine Mercy Prayer Wall

Honor & Memorialization List

Pandemic Memorial List

Wall of Mercy List

SIGN UP HERE TO ATTEND MASS

Registration Guidelines

Masses have returned to our church.

There are 35 numbered "worship spots" where you can choose to sit when you come.

The "prayer spot" # 1 is always reserved for Lectors and their party. (Your seat number should be in front of you).

Three (3) is the maximum number of persons that can be accommodated per "prayer spot". Only one registration per "prayer spot" is needed as long as you don't exceed the maximum number of 3.

If you are four (4) in your party, please register for two (2) "prayer spots."

In the event that you are unable to register, please check back.  Alternatively, you may participate in mass digitally with our livestream services linked above and attend the communion services.

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We appreciate your continued patience and support while we all endure the pandemic.  Please join us in praying for its end so that we may return to regular worship.

Each day, life-changing programs and ministries are carried out throughout the Archdiocese of Newark be-cause of the generous support provided by the people of God. This past year presented us with extraordinary difficult challenges and has made the need to ensure that ministries continue to flourish and flourish even greater.

In his critical moment, the need to help those less fortunate is greater that ever before.

Our efforts, ahrd work and stewardship will provide much needed relief to those whoa re truly suffering among us. The pandemic has provided the church of Newark with a unique opportunity to fulfill its call, in service to the Gospel.

As members of the Catholic Church of Newark, we are united by a common mission entrusted to us by Jesus Christ - to proclaim the Gospel, to pass on the faith to the next generation through the celebration of the sacra-ments, to care for the poor and vulnerable, and to form our future priests. The 2020 Annual Appeal binds us more closely to this

mission through our stewardship of God's many gifts.

Your support of this year's Annual Appeal will have a direct impact on the lives of those served through the ministries and programs of this Archdiocese.

The 2021 Annual Appeal will fund essential programs and ministries at the heart of our Catholic mission in our four counties – namely to proclaim the gospel, to pass on the faith to future generations, particularly through the celebration of the sacraments, and to care for the poor and those on the margins.

Now more than ever, especially during this health crisis, our ministries and programs need your support.

Our 2021 Parish Goal

Please Make Your

Pledge Now

Lent is a time for Catholics not only to pray for those in need but also to give alms and help alleviate the suffering of the poor.