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We are pleased to livestream the Mass from the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Newark, NJ.
Sunday 6:00 pm (English) Saturday Vigil 8:30 am (English) & 10:00 am (Spanish) Sunday Noon with Cardinal Tobin Monday to Friday 7:30 am (English) & 5:30 pm (Spanish) Saturday 9:00 am (Spanish) Celebrations in Red with Cardinal Tobin will be livestreamed from: www.rcan.org/parishsupport Celebrations in Black will be livestreamed from Facebook and YouTube: http://www.facebook.com/SacredHeartCathedralBasilica & http://www.youtube.com/c/SacredHeartCathedralBasilica |
Nos complace transmitir en vivo la Misa desde la Basílica la Catedral del Sagrado Corazón en Newark, New Jersey:
Domingo 6:00 pm (Inglés) en Sábado 8:30 am (Inglés) & 10:00 am (Español) 12:00 pm con el cardenal Tobin Lunes a Viernes 7:30 am (Inglés) & 5:30 pm (Español) Sábado 9:00 am (Español) Las celebraciones en rojo con el cardenal Tobin se transmitirán en vivo desde: www.rcan.org/parishsupport Las celebraciones en negro se transmitirán en vivo desde Facebook y YouTube: http://www.facebook.com/SacredHeartCathedralBasilica & http://www.youtube.com/c/SacredHeartCathedralBasilica |
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We have started a new process so that you can connect with us during Mass. "PRAYER REQUEST / PRAYER REQUEST," this button will take you to a page where you can send a prayer request. During this pandemic, we want to assure you that we are praying for those who are sick and those who care for them, also for those who have lost the battle against COVID-19 and those who mourn their departure, as well as the intentions of those who share in the broadcast Masses. These intentions will be offered collectively at all Masses and, to respect people's privacy, will not be announced If you need anything other than a prayer request or if there is a sacramental emergency, you should contact the rectory, (973) 484-4600, and leave a message for a priest to call you back as soon as possible.
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Hemos iniciado un nuevo proceso para que puedan conectarse con nosotros durante la Misa. “PRAYER REQUEST / PETICIÓN DE ORACIÓN," este botón los llevará a una página donde pueden enviar una solicitud de oración. Durante esta pandemia, queremos asegurarlos de que estamos orando por aquellos que están enfermos y los que los cuidan, también por aquellos que han perdido la batalla contra el COVID-19 y aquellos que lloran su partida, así como las intenciones de aquellos que comparten en las Misas transmitidas. Estas intenciones serán ofrecidas colectivamente en todas las Misas y, para respetar la privacidad de las personas, no se anunciarán individualmente. Si necesita otra cosa fuera de una solicitud de oración o si hay una emergencia sacramental, debería comunicarse con la rectoría, (973) 484-4600, y dejar un mensaje para que un sacerdote le devuelva la llamada lo antes posible.
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A Way of the Cross with Reflections for Joseph Cardinal Tobin inspired by St. Alphonsus Liguori featuring the Mosaic Stations of the Cross from the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Newark, NJ.
Via Crucis - ya disponible subtitulado en Español.
Cathedral Concert Series Updates
The Cathedral Concert Series events on April 10, 22, 29 May 6 and 13 have been cancelled.
The May 8, 2020 Archdiocesan Choral Festival with the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra will be rescheduled to a date TBD and announced as soon as a new date is confirmed.
Please See the Cathedral Concert Series Page for more information.
The May 8, 2020 Archdiocesan Choral Festival with the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra will be rescheduled to a date TBD and announced as soon as a new date is confirmed.
Please See the Cathedral Concert Series Page for more information.
Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart
The Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart is built on the highest peak in Newark next to Branch Brook Park. The French Gothic Cathedral covers 45,000 square feet, an area equal to that of London’s Westminster Abbey, and is longer and taller than St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City. Built over a 55-year period, beginning at the turn of the century, the land was purchased in 1871 for $60,000. The cost, initially estimated at $1 million, soon rose to $18 million. Most of the money was raised through large donations and church collections throughout the Archdiocese. The edifice was dedicated on October 19, 1954.