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Little Flower News and Events

JOIN US:

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Join the Virtual Divine Mercy Pilgrimage 

Click here to see his daily posts.

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Women's Ministry Gatherings

October 1

7:30 - 9 pm

RSVP here

The Little Flower Speaks to Women Today - Susan Delaney

Our world is suffering from a Love scarcity, and we can only offer what we ourselves have. St. Therese had an innate knowing that God loved her from the early age of 2-3. As she said, even if she committed every sin imaginable, she was confident that Jesus would forgive her. This is how we must receive God's love into our hearts and when they are overflowing with God's love by His grace alone, can we give it all away to heal the earth and help them experience that same love. 

Contact Kristen at womensministry.lf@gmail.com for information about the morning and evening book clubs.

Artificial Intelligence Circuit
Artificial Intelligence and Catholicism

Sessions are 7 - 8:30pm

Church Lower Level

Part 1 - Sept. 16 : What is AI, and the Foundations and Principles of Catholic Social Teaching.

Part 2 - Oct. 1 : Technology and Dominance

Part 3 - Oct. 14 : Safeguarding Humanity

Part 4 - Oct. 29: The Culture of Power and the Civilization of Love

Click here to RSVP

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October is Respect Life Month

Click here for events honoring Respect Life Month:

Mercy House Collections

40 Days for Life

NJ March for Life

Rosary Script and Intentions

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Let's Watch Together!

Adore Him

Sunday, October 4 at 4 PM

AMC Loews in East Hanover 

Tickets $16

Space is limited, RSVP to Isabel Cabrera at Isabelmaria03@yahoo.com or (908) 803-4644

From encountering the Ark of the Covenant as it traveled across the wilderness to bumping into Jesus as he taught in the marketplace, this story builds to a culmination in the Eucharist, and today millions are finding out how much God truly loves them as they adore Him in the Blessed Sacrament. 

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A Man For All Seasons

A Man for All Sesaons

October 5 and 12

6:30 - 8:30 PM at the parish center

The story of English statesman Sir Thomas More who defied King Henry VIII after Henry rejected the Roman Catholic Church in order to obtain a divorce and remarry. Sir Thomas More message is a person's moral integrity and individual conscience are more valuable than wealth, power, or even life itself.

Share your favorite family recipes in this Feast Month as we watch and reflect on this classic movie.

RSVP here

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Surviving Divorce Support Group

Ten week session weekly on Wednesdays, beginning October 14
7:30 - 9 pm

Open to all denominations

$25 fee covers all materials

RSVP required divorceministry.lf@gmail.com

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 Welcoming the Stranger: Immigration Through the Eyes of Faith

Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, Summit Council 283

October 14 

7 - 9 PM 

Vintage Tavern, Gillette 

Based on Matthew 25:35 “I was a stranger and you welcomed me," Bishop Bismarck Chau will explore what Scripture and Catholic Social Teaching ask of Christians when encountering migrants, while also discussing the legitimate role of government in maintaining an orderly immigration system.

Join us for a casual evening of Catholic fellowship while enjoying your first round of drinks and light fare provided by the Knights.

RSVP required, here

WORSHIP:

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2027 Mass Book

The 2027 Mass is open. Limit of 3 Mass Intentions per person until October 8th when you may return for additional intentions.

Fee is $10 per intention.

First come, first served by phone or in person.

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October - A Month of Faith, History & Celebration

This October, we celebrate St. Thérèse, the Little Flower, along with two special milestones in our parish history:

•100 years since our first Mass at the Parish Center

•5 years since the dedication of our new church

Throughout the month, special historical exhibits will be on display in the Narthex, sharing photographs, memories, and stories from our parish journey

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First Friday Men's Gathering

Join us Oct 2, Nov 6, & Dec 4

6:30 - 7:30 am in the Church for Mass, refreshments, and discussions.

Confession available 7 - 7:30 am

Contact Frank Hagar @ fjhager10@gmail.com for more information.

For Upcoming Men's Ministry Gatherings click here.

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Blessing of the Animals

October 4

 

10 am

Meet in the Prayer Garden.

Please leash your pet.

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Pray the Rosary

In Honor of Our Lady of The Rosary

October 7

After 9 am Mass

In the Prayer Garden

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Anointing of the Sick Mass

October 24th at Noon

Anointing of the Sick is appropriate not only for those in immediate danger of death or the elderly, but also for those suffering from physical, mental, or spiritual sickness. The sacrament can be received more than once.

RSVP by October 18th. Click here.

Please donate an item for the reception after the Anointing Mass. A salad, dessert, or chips would be greatly appreciated and help make this time of fellowship warm and welcoming. Click the link to donate.

FOR THE KIDS:

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Little Flower Story Wagon - Lending Library

The Little Flower Story Wagon is coming and you’re invited to climb aboard!

​Click here for the Family Mass Schedule

Imagine a wagon full of faith-filled adventures, where kids (Pre-K - elementary school age) can discover stories about courage, kindness, family, and our Catholic faith. Parents will find wonderful tools to spark conversations about God at home, one story at a time. After 11:30 Mass on Family Mass Weekends, families can stop by the Story Wagon, choose a book, sign it out, and take it home with them. Bring the book back to the next Family Mass so another family can enjoy the journey too.

TAKE A PILGRIMAGE

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Invitations for Married and Engaged Couples

Check out all the events for you here.

COLLECTIONS

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Religious Item Collection

Oct 1 – 11

Drop off in the Church Lower Level

Bring your unused crucifixes, statues (any size), Rosaries (damaged ok), holy medals and cards, framed pictures, used instruments, and prayer books/breviaries.

(No Religious Books/Reading Books/Story Books or Pamphlets/Magazines/DVD’s, VHS Tapes or Wax Candles)

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Support Patricia's Family

Click here to donate through the Family Promise Union County website.

Or

Donate by check payable to Family Promise Union County and mail to: 905 Watchung Ave, Plainfield, NJ 07060.

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Note the specific purpose of your gift as PR – Church of the Little Flower

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Provide and Deliver Meals to Family Promise

Sunday, October 4, 2026.

Provide a complete, multi-course meal for a family. ​Safe Environment-compliant drivers are needed to deliver the meals. 
Donations of Diapers and Gift Cards. 
Sign up here.
 

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Little Flower Food Pantry

Our food pantry urgently requires your support! We desperately need: Tomato Sauce, Parmalat, Canned Stew, Canned Tuna, Jelly, and Peanut Butter.


Drop off to the pantry located in the church lower level or make a cash donation here.​​

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Venmo is New at Little Flower

Support Our Mission with Venmo! Giving has never been easier you can now send your offerings right from your phone. Find us on Venmo: @churchofthelittleflowernj Your weekly gift helps us carry on our Catholic traditions, support our ministries, manage rising utility costs, and serve those in need. Every offering makes a difference. Thank you for your generosity and faithfulness!

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