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Faith Formation
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Catechesis is a responsibility of the entire Christian community. This is should not be the work of catechists and priests alone, but of the whole community of the faithful. The Christian community follows the development of catechetical processes, for children, young people and adults, as a duty that involves and binds it directly. (GDC 220) A fully Christian community can exist only when a systematic catechesis of all its members takes place and when an effective and well developed catechesis of adults is regarded as the central task of the catechetical enterprise.” (ACCC, no. 25).
For anyone interested in learning about our faith in easy-to-digest, bite-sized chunks, Flocknote is offering two email programs, one to study the gospel, and one to read the Catechism of the Catholic Church. These programs are free! Click on a link below to sign up for this wonderful opportunity!- www.flocknote.com/catechism to read the Catechism in a year
- www.flocknote.com/gospel to study the gospels in a year with the Ignatius Study Bible commentary.
In addition to these offerings, we have a local Catholic radio station, WFJS 1260 AM, where you can hear a multitude of programs on our Catholic faith. You can also live stream the broadcast on your tablet or cell phone. Check out their website, www.domesticchurchmedia.org for more information. -
News
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April 4After an online vote, the Catholic Book Club decided to postpone reading its new book. Living the Mass, by Fr. Dominic Grassi and Joe Paprocki. An essential component of the book club is the personal discussion of the chapters as we proceed through the book, and it was felt that this is much better in person than over e-mail. When the crisis is over and restrictions on meetings are lifted, we will publish a new schedule for this book.Read More
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March 30We are determined to keep the group going through this period of crisis. Therefore, we will continue to read the current book, according to the schedule you'll find by clicking on the article title. You'll also find out how we will communicate our thoughts, questions, and ideas concerning the book as we continue.Read More
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March 7In light of the escalating concern about the spread of the coronavirus (COVID_19), Bishop David M. O'Connell, C.M. has issued instructions on liturgical practices to be observed in ALL parishes, institutions, and organizations within the Diocese of Trenton, effective immediately until otherwise notified. Click the article title to find the instructions.Read More
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March 7Looking for a First Communion gift for that special child? The Cross and Shamrock (1669 Route 33 in Hamilton Square) will donate 10% of the price of First Communion gift items you purchased back to Our Lady of Sorrows-St Anthony! Click the article title for details.Read More
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Calendar
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Monday, April 6, 7:30 PMMonday Night Bible Study meets every Monday evening at 7:30 PM in the Church Library at Our Lady of Sorrows, to review and discuss the readings for the next Sunday.Read More
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Tuesday, April 7, 7:00 PMRCIA classes are held every Tuesday evening at 7:00 PM in the Church Meeting Room at Our Lady of Sorrows. If you are interested in becoming Catholic, please join us!Read More
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Thursday, April 9, 7:00 PMThe Catholic Book Club meets on the second and fourth Thursday of each month, at 7:00 PM, in the Church Library at Our Lady of Sorrows. We are currently reading "Living the Mass" by Fr. Dominic Grassi and Joe Paprocki. Although we have already started the book, you are welcome to join us!Read More
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Monday, April 13, 7:30 PMMonday Night Bible Study meets every Monday evening at 7:30 PM in the Church Library at Our Lady of Sorrows, to review and discuss the readings for the next Sunday.Read More
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Tuesday, April 14, 7:00 PMThere will be no meeting this week! Happy Easter, and welcome to the parish community!Read More
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