• Bereavement Support – Bereavement Ministry

Bereavement Ministry Mission St. Elizabeth’s Bereavement Ministry is an out-reach to men and women of all faiths who are experiencing the pain and loss of a loved one through death. The ministry is comprised of facilitators who have suffered their own losses and are united in their overwhelming desire to bring comfort and support to others who are grieving. Each member has completed a training program at the Archdiocesan Center in Newark and is certified as a Bereavement Support Group Facilitator. The Ministry offers Bereavement Nights and Bereavement Support Groups that provide: * A safe place where emotional needs are met and the pain of loss is understood in a confidential environment. * Information for those coping with loss. * Compassion and hope to nurture the spiritual and emotional needs of those on their grief journey. Support groups are offered in the spring and fall and run for 8 weeks on consecutive Tuesday mornings and Thursday evenings. There is also an open Bereavement Night on the first Wednesday of each month from September through June. For this Fall 2022, the Thursday night support group will commence September 15th and end November 3rd and the Tuesday morning support group will commence September 13th and end November 1st. To register for a support group please call (201) 891-1122 ext. 266.


• Seniors - The seniors meet the first and third Monday of the month, during  September -June.  This club is a mix of social and spiritual activities, speakers, luncheon, and trips. What a great opportunity for social interaction and a sense of community! Denise Schmit • (201) 906-9898.

• MOMS Group: Join other MOMS for coffee, friendship and fellowship on Tuesdays mornings 9:15-11:15am in the Parish Center. There will be a babysitter and a light breakfast will be served. For more information, please contact Emily Mosera at [email protected].

• Prayer Chain - There is a phone and e-mail prayer relay for people who request prayers. No special prayer is said. First names are used only. We ask for more volunteers to be part of the relay.   For more information contact Mary Ann Musto.