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Please find information on resources for Senior Citizens by clicking MINISTRIES, then COMMUNITY (found in the gold ribbon at the top of the website).

During the Coronavirus pandemic, there has been an increase in scam emails, websites and telephone calls preying on people’s fears and uncertainties. A frequent scam is an email that appears to come from the Pastor or parish staff with an urgent request to transfer funds, purchase gift cards or to share financial account information.

This type of scam is prevalent on the Internet and is successful because people trust that the source is legitimate. In most cases, the email is being sent from another account but is made to look like it is coming from the Pastor or staff member.

Some simple steps will prevent you from falling victim to this type of scam: Under no circumstances should the requested action be performed solely based on an email exchange. Emails can easily be spoofed to appear that they are coming from a specific person. Prior to any action, confirm in person or over the phone the specific instructions. Do not simply exchange emails; confirmation needs to occur through another means. If you are confirming the instructions over the phone, validate the authenticity of the number you are dialing to your parish database records. Do not share account number and banking information over email. These scams attempt to create a sense of urgency regarding the need to complete the fund transfer quickly, while also creating the illusion that the Pastor or staff member is not available to do it themselves.

Anyone who feels that they have been the victim of this type of scam is urged to contact their local police department or report the scam to the New Jersey Cyber Crime Unit at (609) 584-5051, ext. 5664 or online at https://www.njsp.org/division/investigations/cyber-crimes.shtml.
 

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Special thanks to Tom Ciotti, who produced the video; Kelly Marsicano and the parish Finance Council, who provided the script; Corinn Somers, who provided the accompanying music, "What If I Was The One"; and JJ Vera, Jr., who assisted with video clips.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bcg6ek3unQ&feature=share&fbclid=IwAR2S4RSXEjqWTSmwrEtXaVabAUrxIVna5LHPEHG2Rdi_OV6nF1teCxhAkhE

Enjoy the message of the video, "One Pair Of Hands":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCDBwy_AkkQ

Cardinal Tobin's message to the priests of the Archdiocese:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QehfjowZPpI
 

Welcome to the loving community of Sacred Heart Church.  We are a Roman Catholic community located in Haworth and our parishioners come from all over northern Bergen County. For several generations, we have been an important part of the families we serve spiritually. Through the reverent administering of the Sacraments, our religious education, and our many parish ministries and outreach programs, we strive to create a caring bond and sense of community to all our parishioners. It is through these many venues that we bring faith, hope, and charity to all.

If you are new to our parish, we hope the website will serve as an informative introduction to our church and a very warm welcome to Sacred Heart. Our doors are always open!

Please see an important message about a program that each parish is conducting in conjunction with the Archdiocese.  The message can be found by clicking "About" and then "Legacy & Giving."  Thank you and God bless.

 Check out Father Ashley's new website to see the latest on IN THE NEWS - His monthly series held at the Carmelite Spiritual Center at St. Cecilia’s Church in Englewood.  Watch our weekly bulletin for dates of his upcoming sessions.

Amazon Smile is a simple and easy way for you to support our church, at no cost to you.  Amazon will donate a portion of the purchase price to Sacred Heart every time you shop.  Just select us as your charitable organization.  To learn more click on the image above.   We have also included an information sheet the the forms section.

A new Hearing Assistance System has been installed in the church. It can help anyone who has difficulty hearing, especially in a large building.  Anyone wishing to use one of the receivers should speak to one of the priests before Mass.