Enjoy thesse summer days!,
Msgr. Gervasio
Pawasyen yo,
Pwojè nou konn fè chak ane pandan ete a reprann ane sa a aprè li te kanpe nan ane COVID la. Pawasyen ki enskri yo ta dwe resevwa yon livrè e yon anvlòp pou bay ofrand yo. Mwen espere nou prale pran konesans ak enfòmasyon yo e nou prale soutni tout travay nou espere fè pandan ete sa a pou nou ka pran swen kanpous legliz nou yo. Ou te toujou reponn ak anpil jenewozite a apèl ete a. Apèl la ane sa a li ap lanse soti 1er Jiyè pou rive 1er Sektanm. Mwen rekonesan anpil pou soutyen nou, espesyalman nan moman kote enflasyon an touche tout fanmi. Pwofite byen jou ete yo!
Msgr. Gervasio
The Diocese of Trenton is committed to the norms of the U.S. Bishop’s Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People in regard to the reporting and investigation of sexual abuse allegations involving minors. If you have been sexually abused as a minor by anyone representing the Catholic Church, or if you know of someone who was, you can report that abuse through the diocesan Hotline: 1-888-296-2965 or via e-mail at abuseline@dioceseoftrenton.org. Such allegations are reported to the appropriate law enforcement agencies.
The scammers are at it again! If you receive an email message like the one below
Let me know if you are not occupied at the moment, I need you to do me a favor real quick. Email me back immediately you receive this message.
(or anything similar), purportedly from Monsignor Gervasio, Fr. Joseph (or any other OLS-SA staff member), do not respond to it.
Please be aware that any calls, texts, or emails you receive asking you to give food, toys, money, or gift cards to our priests, deacons, or any others representing OLS-SA are a scam, and should be reported to the Hamilton Township Police Department.
Remember, if you don’t see it in the bulletin or on the parish or school website, it’s a scam!