​​​​​Beginning February 10th,  the Saturday Mass at Holy Rosary will be changed to 5:15PM and there will be one Sunday Mass at 10AM. ​​​​​

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There will be 12:05 Mass on Mondays beginning December 2nd and carrying through the Advent season.​​​

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Our Rosary Prayer Group will meet on Wednesday evenings at 6PM in our chapel at Holy Rosary Church. Everyone is welcome to attend.

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 The Christian Women's  January Lottery tickets will be sold after all Masses.  The Christian Women's Society will lead the Rosary before the 5:15 Mass on Saturday December 7th.  The Rosary will begin at 4:40PM. 

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Holy Rosary Parish is selling Genevieve’s Hoagies starting this weekend after all Masses.  $ 12.00 each,  your choice of cold cut, turkey or roast beef.    (coupon expire April 2025)  Pick up at Genevieve’s Deli by the Laurel Mall. ​​

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Advent Scripture Presentations at Holy Rosary

Rev. Connell A. McHugh , M.A., M.Div. will offer three presentations on the Infancy Narratives of Matthew and Luke at 10 am on 3 consecutive Tuesdays of Advent (Dec 3, 10 & 17) in the Church Hall at Holy Rosary Church. Father will examine the theology behind the Infancy Narratives, the main persons in them, the differences and similarities between Mathew & Luke, the influences of the Old Testament on the narratives, their popularity, their influence on religious art, etc. The
genealogy of Matthew will be studied along with the Holy Innocents and the Annunciation and Visitation Narratives of Luke. Dreams and Angels will be treated. Father will discuss the Canticles present in Luke and compare them with a few Old Testament Canticles. He will offer viewpoints on proposed sources of the Infancy Narratives and how scholars today view their historicity.
Some notes will be provided and we ask participants to register by calling Holy Rosary Parish office at 570-454-6693 Monday thru Thursday between 9 am & 4 pm or by leaving a message. The presentations are open to all people free of charge.

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Low Gluten Hosts are now available, please inform the Sacristan before Mass if you would like to receive one.

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