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We acknowledge the wonderful work of our liturgy committee members, decorators, and maintenance and office staff who dedicated so many hours of their time to prepare our churches for the Christmas Celebration. We also thank all our liturgical ministers who assisted at the numerous Masses of the Christmas Vigil and Christmas Day

The Saint Ann Youth Choir will present their annual Christmas Concert on Sunday, December 15, beginning at 3:00 pm in the Church of Saint Ann. The concert is free and open to the public. Please join us for the concert and a reception following it in the Pope John Paul Community Room.

Trenton Catholic Academy presents Fr. Alphonse & The Orchestra of St. Peter by the Sea Christmas Concert on Thursday, December 19, 7:30 pm at Immaculate Conception Church, Trenton (Our Lady of the Angels Parish). Click the article title for ticket information.

Welcome the holiday season with the elegance and grace of Father Alphonse Stevenson conducting the renowned Orchestra of St. Peter by the Sea on Friday, December 13, at 7:30 pm at St. Dominic's Church, in Brick, NJ. Click the article title for more information.

St. Anthony of Padua’s Music Ministry presents Joseph Haydn’s The Seven Words of Christ (The Passion, A Lenten Cantata) on Friday, April 5, at 7:30 pm at St Anthony of Padua Church (121 Bridge Ave, Red Bank; 732-747-0813). Click the article title to find out the admission price and how to get tickets.

The Handbell Choir is in need of a ringer. If you are able to “read” and “count” a measure of music, you are qualified. No previous handbell experience is necessary. Click the article title for schedule and contact information.

The Handbell Choir is in need of a ringer. If you are able to "read" and "count" a measure of music, you are qualified. No previous handbell experience is necessary. Click the article title for details.

A debt of gratitude goes out to Pat Potavin, who directs our parish's Handbell Choir, for the pivotal role she played in facilitating the Campanelli Handbell Ensemble Concert in Our Lady of Sorrows Church last Sunday evening. Click the article title for more information.

...from Tallinn, Estonia, in Concert today (July 23) at 7 PM! Please do join us! Click the article title for details.

If you haven't already done so, please submit, prior to June 30, all requests for your group’s use of facilities at Our Lady of Sorrows and/or St. Anthony campus from July 2017 through June 2018. Click the article title for more information.

...for the Special Day of Recollection for Members of the Liturgical and Music Ministries, please do so quickly! Click the article for details.

All EMs, Lectors, Cantors, and Choir Members (and any other members of a liturgical or music ministry) are invited to a Morning of Recollection on October 1. Please mark your calendar, and don't forget to register!

Click the article title to see an update on the Music Ministry in our parish.

With gratitude, Fr. Carter, Fr. Jean, and I acknowledge the wonderful contributions of all those who helped to make our Lent and Easter so meaningful...click the article title to read on.

Ever consider offering your time and talent to the parish as a cantor or member of the choir? Our choir, now a group of 17, would welcome a few additional voices. We would like to see the ranks of cantors increase as well. Click the article title for more information.

To all who attended the Mass in honor of St. Joseph last week, and especially to those who prepared the celebration! See the article for more information.

The parish Handbell Choir is in need of 1 or 2 "ringers." The bell choir rehearses on Tuesday evenings from 7:15 to 8:45 PM from September to May, and serves at liturgy once a month on a rotating schedule. For contact information and more details about the Handbell Choir, click the article title.

Do you enjoy singing? Do you have some free time this Lent? Click the article title for more information about our parish choir!

The handbell choir desperately needs ringers. The only requirement is that you must be able to "read" and "count" a measure of music. No previous handbell experience is necessary. Those who are interested and/or curious should call the bell choir director, Pat Potavin, at 890-2038. For further details, click the article title.