Our Parish
70 Years of Persistance…

Since its conception, the Roman Catholic Parish of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary has been a place of growth and diversity. It was not long after the parish’s founding, that the Benedictine Monks of Saith Mary’s Abbey, Morristown, took charge of the parish. Under their guidance, the present church was completed in 1952. The same growth and diversity that has come to characterize Saint Elizabeth’s Parish through the years, now requires that major aspects of our parish’s physical plant be updated so as to meet the needs of our growing parish family.

How Would Our Parish Benefit from Your Participation in a Successful Capital Campaign?

For over a century, the parish families of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary families of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, have devoted their time, talent and treasure towards the building of Linden, New Jersey’s first Roman Catholic parish. Their legacy is one of closely woven hard work and faith. The present parish physical plant gives testimony to this legacy. If these structures are to continue to bear witness to the faith of our predecessors and provide for our present and future needs, rehabilitative actions must be taken to insure their soundness and usefulness.

• Refurbish the Pipe Organ
• Repair wall plaster near one of the stained glass windows
• Replace Church leaders and gutters
• Repair church front steps
• Replace missing church roof tiles
• Improve Parish landscaping
• Repair Rectory windows

If our plan to rehabilitate our parish are to become a reality, we will need to raise a minimum of $350,000. Your participation is greatly needed.

A Century of Faith
A Future of Hope
Called to New Evangelization

Memorials

Gifts that can be memorialized are listed below. The amount of the memorial may not be in direct relationship to the actual cost however, it is a means for you to memorialize your loved ones while helping defray the overall rehabilitation cost.

Church Organ

Rectory Window Repair

The Parking Lot

Church Building

Leaders & Gutters
Tiles on Roof
Plaster on Wall
Front Church Steps

The Parish Landscaping