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MASS DETAILS
Mass Schedule
Saturday - 5 pm
Sunday - 8 am, 11 am and 7 pm (7 pm September - May, except holiday weekends; please check bulletin to confirm)
Daily Masses:
Monday through Friday -
8:15 am
Holy Day:
7 pm Vigil (unless the Vigil falls on a Sunday)
8:15 am
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ONLINE Donations
We encourage you to support St. Thomas More by signing up to contribute to online. Setting up a one-time or recurring donation is quick and easy. Just click here. If you encounter any issues signing up, please email the Parish Office.
You can also mail your donation directly to the parish at 4 Convent Road, Morristown, NJ 07960.
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Sacrament of Reconciliation-
- Monday: 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM During Lent
- Saturday: 3:30 PM Confessions begin 3:30 until no one is present.
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Adoration-
- 1st Friday: 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM
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Contact Us
Office Phone: 973-267-5330
Email: info@stmnj.orgOffice Hours:
Wednesday and Thursday, 8:30 am to 3:30 pm
Parish Staff
Pastor- Fr. Thomas Fallone, J.D., tfallone@stmnj.org
In Residence- Fr. Daniel Pare, lionheartdan@gmail.com
Business Manager- Tina Jurgaitis,
tjurgaitis@stmnj.orgDirector of Music - Veronica O’Brien, musicdirector@stmnj.org
Coordinator of Religious Education/Local Youth Protection Coordinator- Kay Kiernan
religioused@stmnj.org
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Mass livestream - 5 PM SATURDAY, 8:15 am Monday-Friday
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Bp. Barron's Reflections
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MASS CARDS
You can now request Mass cards quickly and easily online simply by filling out the form found here. Please note due to publishing deadlines, we unfortunately are unable to accomodate requests made less than 2 weeks in advance, so please be sure to request dates after that time. Also, if you do not want a card mailed directly to the recipient, it will be left in the church vestibule for pick-up. Thank you!
PARISH BULLETINS
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