Several shore parishes will celebrate the Wedding of the Sea next month.
On Friday, Aug. 14, at 6 p.m., Bishop Sullivan will lead a Vigil Mass for Wildwood’s Notre Dame de la Mer Parish, outdoors at Fox Park (4500 Ocean Ave.), followed by a procession to the beach and blessing. The Mass and procession will be live-streamed on diocesan social media: www.facebook.com/DioceseOfCamden; www.youtube.com/camdendiocese; www.twitter.com/camdendiocese
The next day, Saturday, Aug. 15, at noon, he will celebrate Mass at Saint Nicholas of Tolentine Church (1409 Pacific Ave.), The Parish of Saint Monica, Atlantic City. Procession and blessing will follow. Mass and procession participation limited to reservation at www.ACCatholic.org.
The Mass and procession will be live-streamed on diocesan social media: www.facebook.com/DioceseOfCamden; www.youtube.com/camdendiocese; twitter.com/camdendiocese
Other parishes are holding Wedding of the Sea celebrations:
Saint Brendan the Navigator Parish, Avalon — Aug. 15, 10:30 a.m. Mass and procession to beach. Location TBD; go to www.stbrendanavalon.org for updates.
Saint Thomas the Apostle Parish, Brigantine — Aug. 14, 6:30 p.m. Vigil Mass (331 8th Street South) followed by procession to beach.
Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish, Cape May — Aug. 15, 11 a.m. Mass and crowning of Blessed Mother in Church (520 Lafayette Street), also live-streamed at www.ladystarofthesea.org/olss. Followed by procession to Ocean Street Beach.
Holy Trinity Parish, Margate — Aug. 15- 10 a.m. Mass at Epiphany Church (2899 Ventnor Ave., Longport) with procession tentative. Check www.holytrinitydownbeach.org
Saint Damien Parish, Ocean City — Aug. 15, 10 a.m. Mass at Saint Augustine Church (13th and Wesley Ave.) followed by procession to the beach.
All Wedding of the Sea gatherings will follow current regulations regarding church capacity, masks and social distancing guidelines in New Jersey.
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