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We care about the changes in your life, so please keep us informed if you are welcoming a new baby, or your adult children have moved out; if you or one of your loved ones is hospitalized or moves into assisted living or a nursing home; or if you move. Click here for more information.

Sunday, December 4, at 11:00 AM, we will be having a reception honoring Fr. Dan Gowen after the 11:00 Mass at Our Lady of Sorrows Church.

Thursday, December 1, marks the 12th anniversary of Bishop O’Connell as Shepherd of the Diocese of Trenton. Our parish offers its congratulations and best wishes. Let us support him with our continued prayer that the Lord may grant him many more happy, healthy, and holy years in His service!

In observance of the holiday, the Parish Office will close at 12:30 Wednesday, November 23 for the Thanksgiving holiday, and will remain closed through Friday, Nov. 25. The office will reopen at 9:00 AM on Monday, Nov. 28.

The Most Reverend Bishop has appointed Fr. J.C. Garrett, Pastor of Resurrection Parish in Delran, as Parochial Vicar of our parish, effective January 2, 2023. Click here for more information.

As most parishioners are now aware, Bishop O’Connell has approved Fr. Daniel Gowen’s request for retirement. Please join us on Sunday, December 4 at the 11:00 am Mass and for the reception to follow in the church hall, to thank Fr. Gowen for his many years of priestly ministry. Click here for more informatin.

Click here to see the October Count for this year, alongside the counts from the previous year.

Although the COVID-19’s Delta variant is still keeping the number of Mass attendees below normal, we will complete our annual “October count” this weekend (October 22-23). These statistics are mandated by the Diocese and are useful for diocesan and parish planning

Kindly remember in your prayers the Deacons of our parish who will be attending their annual Convocation in Princeton, Friday and Saturday, October 21 and 22.

In observance of Columbus Day, the Parish Office and School will be closed on Monday, October 10. Click here for a link for more information on Columbus.

Although the COVID-19’s Delta variant is still keeping the number of Mass attendees below normal, we will do our annual “October count” on the weekends of October 15-16 and 22-23. These statistics are mandated by the Diocese and are useful for diocesan and parish planning.

This week the priests of our diocese will gather for their annual convocation—a time of prayer, renewal, and fraternity. Because our priests will be away for this special time, our deacons will conduct a liturgy of the word with the reception of Holy Communion on Wednesday and Thursday, September 14 & 15. Please keep our priests in prayer!

I regret to report that the "little grotto" of the Blessed Virgin to the left of St. Anthony Church was totally demolished due to a motor vehicle accident in the early hours of Friday, August 12.

The parish office will be closed on Monday, August 15 in honor of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary into Heaven. The office will open at the usual time on Tuesday, August 16.

The parish office will be closed this Friday, August 12, so that our parish office staff can participate in a day of spiritual renewal.

Whether you registered as a parishioner seven years ago or seven times seven years ago, things change. We care about the changes in your life, so please keep us informed! And please remind your adult children to register...it will be helpful should they need a letter of eligibility to serve as sponsor or godparent!

Many thanks to all who contributed to the drive to replace the statue of Saint Patrick. Our beautiful new statue has arrived at St Anthony. It will be blessed at the 4 PM Mass on July 30. Please join us on this happy occasion.

The Parish Office will be closed from Friday, May 27, through Monday, May 30, and will reopen at 9 am on Tuesday, May 31. Have a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend!

Click the article title to read Msgr. Gervasio's report on the parish sessions for the 2021-2023 Synod called by Pope Francis. Summaries and details of these sessions (no names) have already been sent on to the Diocese of Trenton.