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Fr. Pasley, Rector of Mater Ecclesiae, welcomes you to our website.
 
On October 13, 2000, Bishop Nicholas A. DiMarzio, Bishop of Camden, in the Jubilee Year, and on the anniversary of the final apparition of Our Lady of Fatima, established Mater Ecclesi?oman Catholic Church within the Diocese.

We were established having no regional boundaries the way normal parishes do. This is in order to serve Catholics who feel an attachment to the Traditional Latin Mass and Sacraments according to the Roman Missal of 1962.

In 1988, Pope John Paul II in the binding Moto Proprio "Ecclesia Dei" encouraged a wide and generous application of the Traditional Latin Mass. 

Mater Ecclesiae is the first canonically established Church owned and staffed by a Roman Catholic Diocese, that has been granted exclusive use of the Roman Missal Typical Edition of 1962. 

The "Tridentine Mass" has been called "The Most Venerable Rite of Mass in all of Christianity" as well as "The Most Beautiful Thing This Side of Heaven". 

We invite you to join us as we celebrate these Divine Mysteries at Mater Ecclesiae.






UPCOMING EVENTS!

FULL MASS SCHEDULE ON FEB 6 and 7

There will be a full Mass schedule on the weekend of Feb 6th and 7th. 5:00PM anticipated Mass, 8:...

Date:  February 07, 2010

FIRST FRIDAY ADORATION CANCELLED

Due to the impending snow storm, the all day Adoration for this Friday, February 5, is cancelled....

Date:  February 04, 2010

NO DAILY MASS

Due to Father Pasley's surgery recovery, there will be no Daily Mass until 2/13/2010.  The S...

Date:  February 03, 2010

Fr Pasley Surgery Update and Mass Changes

My Doctor, who is a very good man, apologized deeply and has bent over backwards to get this surg...

Date:  January 21, 2010

Mater Ecclesiae Rugby and Field Hockey

RUGBY We are made up mostly of homeschooled children from the Camden Diocese and welcome anyone ...

Date:  September 21, 2009



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