Mass Times: Saturday 5pm, Sunday 9am and 12pm
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St. Jerome Catholic Church 116 Denbigh Blvd, Newport News, VA 23608 757-877-5021 Saturday Mass 5:00 PM Sunday Mass 8:00 AM and 11:00 AM For Sacramental Emergencies requiring the attention of a priest call, 757-872-8166
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Weekend Mass Time - Sat. 5:00 PM, Sunday 8:00 AM and 11:00 AM
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St. Jerome Newsletter Updates Sept 13(link)
Sunday Mass Times: Saturday Vigil 5 pm , Sunday Mass 8am, 11 am
NO DAILY MASS SEPT 17, 18
Don't Miss Any Details of Parish Happinings!!
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We welcome Bishop Jose Corazon Tala-oc visiting from the Diocese of Kalibo, Philippines, my Bishop, to our parish.
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St Jerome pray for us as we face this time of challenge
Current Events
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LIVE STREAMING IS BACK
Sunday Mass Times: Saturday Vigil 5 pm, Sunday Mass: 8 am. 11 am
| Sept 2-12 | Marian Pilgrimage |
| Sept 8 | Christmas Gift Giving Planning Meeting Noon |
| Sept 15 | Sunday School Begins |
| Sept 17,18 | NO DAILY MASS |
| Sept 29 | Feast Day Picnic Noon-3 pm |
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Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament following 8 am mass |
| Oct 4 | 2000 Hail Mary Devotion following 8 am mass |
Parishioners and Friends on Marion Tour of Europe
Ignorance of Scripture is Ignorance of Christ.
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St Jeome Novena
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Beginning Sunday, September 22nd we will begin our Novena to St. Jerome. This Novena will culminate on Monday, September 30th, the Feast Day of our Patron Saint. There will be Daily Masses on the Mondays during this Novena. The Novena will be held on the following Days:
As explained by the Archdiocese of New Orleans "A novena is simply defined as a nine-day period of private or public prayer to obtain special graces, to implore special favors, or make special petitions. Novena is derived from the Latin novem, meaning nine |
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Columbarium Availability
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Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
The Columbarium Committee has obtained a programmable digital lock for the Columbarium entry gate.
This lock will permit Vault Owners and family members to access their Columbarium unit at any time. Each Owner will have a unique PIN that will provide access.
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. will be contacting all Owners to obtain the preferred PIN number.
No changes will be made prior to contacting all owners.
If you have questions or concerns, please call Dave Chase at 757-342-3014
If you have a friend or family member you would like to memorialize consider purchasing a Memorial Brick to be
placed in the Columbarium area. Contact Fran (757-877-5021) for information.
St Jerome accepts applications for a Niche reservation to our Columbarium to Catholics outside of our Faith Community.
If you have extended family or friends who would be interested in reserving a Niche in our Columbarium have them contact Fran Blanchard at 757-877-5021
Ministry Needs
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Where do I fit in here? If you are asking yourself this question? Are you looking to find where you can fit into ministry here at St. Jerome? We believe Stewardship is a way of life inspired by the belief that we should thank God for all He has given us by giving back to our Church and community. We can help you find your place! Don’t see a ministry you are interested in? Please contact the parish office at 757-877-5021 and share your interests and ideas for any ministries.
Greeters:Isn’t it nice when someone welcomes you to church? Greeters present a welcoming hand, warm heart, and a friendly face to all parishioners and visitors who enter the doors of St. Jerome. Being a greeter is a great way to help others feel the love of Christ as they come to worship Him. We need greeters at all Masses. If you would like to meet others within the parish and share God’s love with them, become a greeter! Please contact the parish office at 757-877-5021 for more information
Lectors: Do you have the gift of public speaking and want to share your talent with the community? If so, please consider being a lector to proclaim the word during the weekend Masses. We are in need of lectors to read at all of our Masses, (especially at 7:00am and 12noon Mass) If interested call the parish office at 757-877-5021.
Adult Choir: If good vocal quality is your forte, please come forward and volunteer for this ministry as a choir member or cantor. Thank you, Lord, for giving us the gift of music and for voices to sing your praises. This ministry provides the parishioners with resounding vocal support in every phase of the Liturgy.
Skills: Ability to hold a tune and/or willing to learn, musical awareness, and be comfortable in front of people.
Gifts: out-going, compassionate, leadership, love to minister through music, generous with time and talents.
Practice: One hour prior to each Mass or at discretion of Choir Director.If interested, please contact Patricia Van Hee through the church office at 877-5021.
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion:If you are interested in learning more about serving the precious Body and Blood of our Lord at St. Jerome, please contact Debbie Moore at 757-877-5021.
Ministers of the Sick:Interested in learning more about providing comfort,prayer and Holy Communion to those who are ill with either hospital, home visits? Please contact the office at 757–877–5021.This is an extremely rewarding ministry!
St Jerome Newsletter
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In this time of constantly evolving information the most efficient way to gain information from our Diocese is through the St Jerome Email Newsletter. If you have not done so it is highly suggested you contact Andrew Buckles at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to be placed on the mailing list. When we emerge on the other side of this challenge you will continue to be informed of all Parish activities and Father George's personal message.
Parish Self-Registration Instructions
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Welcome and thank you for visiting with St. Jerome Catholic Church in Newport News, Virginia! If you would like to register with our parish this new process is an option to coming to the office.
Link to On-line Registration Online Registration
Again, welcome to the family!
Parish Calendar
Schedules and More
Mass Times
Mass Times
No Monday Mass
Tues: 8:00 AM
Wed: 6:30 am(as of Sept 7)
Thurs 8:00 AM
Fri: 8:00 AM
Sat: 5:00 PM
Sun: 8:00 & 11:00 AM
Holy Days **exception
8AM & 6PM
Confessions:
Sat: 3:30-4:30 PM in
Day Chapel
or by appointment
or by appointment
Mass Times
Devotion Times
Rosary
Daily at noon
Sat: 4:30 PM
Sun: 6:30 AM
11:30 AM
Divine Mercy Chaplet
Daily after AM Mass
Adoration of the
Blessed Sacrament
1st Thursday
8:30 AM- 7:00 PM
Columbarium Visitation
Mon-Thur: 9 AM-4PM
Sat: 8 AM- 6 PM
Sun: 7 AM-1 PM
Or by prior arrangement by
contacting the Office
Ministry Schedule
Parish Calendar
Liturgical Calendar
Liturgical Calendar
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Stewardship
For all members of St. Jerome who, through their Stewardship of time, talent, treasure, are eager to share their gifts with the parish and diocese, that their faith is deepened and their lives become further enriched.
See Stewardship webpage for more information
Faith Formation
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Columbarium
Pastor and Faith Formation
Paul Jones Paintings
Moses
| Paul Jones was a former parishioner who was a self-taught artist who left us his legacy of amazing paintings. Paul's paintings can be found throughout the church and the Faith and Life Center. Please make a point of seeing these in person. | |
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Jesus and Our Children
| Paul Jones was a former parishioner who was a self-taught artist who left us his legacy of amazing paintings. Paul's paintings can be found throughout the church and the Faith and Life Center. Please make a point of seeing these in person. | |
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The children in the painting are St. Jerome children. Names were drawn from a hat and the grand prize winner is in Jesus' embrace. |
Mary Jones
| Paul Jones was a former parishioner who was a self-taught artist who left us his legacy of amazing paintings. Paul's paintings can be found throughout the church and the Faith and Life Center. Please make a point of seeing these in person. | |
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The significance of this painting is Mary was Paul's daughter, who passed away a few days before Christmas, her first birthday. The family demonstrated amazing faith during this terrible time. The three castles in the background are for Mary's parents and both sets of grandparents. |
St. Paul
| Paul Jones was a former parishioner who was a self-taught artist who left us his legacy of amazing paintings. Paul's paintings can be found throughout the church and the Faith and Life Center. Please make a point of seeing these in person. | |
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Parishioner Jack Ralston was the model For St. Paul. |
Bread and Wine
| Paul Jones was a former parishioner who was a self-taught artist who left us his legacy of amazing paintings. Paul's paintings can be found throughout the church and the Faith and Life Center. Please make a point of seeing these in person. | |
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Jesus Calms the Water
| Paul Jones was a former parishioner who was a self-taught artist who left us his legacy of amazing paintings. Paul's paintings can be found throughout the church and the Faith and Life Center. Please make a point of seeing these in person. | |
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Jesus Calms Our Waters In our lives, there are moments, when only Jesus can stop our torments. Those daily struggles that burden the soul, He comes to us and makes us whole. Oh Jesus, calm the winds of fear we hide. Smooth the waves of greed and pride.Calm our storms of anger and hate. Calm the storms that dim our sight, that block the path to your wonderful light. Calm the storms that lead us to sin. Give us courage, peace and love within. Let us be a witness to those we meet, the rich, the poor, the stangers on the street. Let us serve them in this great land, for they too may have storms at hand. Until our dying day, until we finally rest, help us rise each day and do our very best. Before the rains wash our strength away. Calm our storms Lord, each and every day. Paul A. Jones |
Christ
| Paul Jones was a former parishioner who was a self-taught artist who left us his legacy of amazing paintings. Paul's paintings can be found throughout the church and the Faith and Life Center. Please make a point of seeing these in person. | |
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Forgiveness
| Paul Jones was a former parishioner who was a self-taught artist who left us his legacy of amazing paintings. Paul's paintings can be found throughout the church and the Faith and Life Center. Please make a point of seeing these in person. | |
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Good Shepherd
| Paul Jones was a former parishioner who was a self-taught artist who left us his legacy of amazing paintings. Paul's paintings can be found throughout the church and the Faith and Life Center. Please make a point of seeing these in person. | |
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