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Our Children’s Bible Camp
will be held from July 8 through 12,
from 8:30 a.m. to noon.
It will be a faithfilled and
fun experience for children
aged four to ten (Pre-K to Grade 4).
To register your child, please contact
the Office of Religious Education at
587-4140, ext 2.

www.OLS-SA.org

 

Our Lady of Sorrows / Saint Anthony's Parish      
 
  3816 East State St Ext., Hamilton, NJ  08619-2499
Directions           
 (609) 587 4372    Info@OLS-SA.org  

Parish Calendar JUN

 

 

Please Note: Parish Office Summer Hours
The office will close at 1 p.m. on Fridays
from now until August 30.
Business hours on Mon through Thurs and on Sat
 will remain the same.

 

Parish Ministry Leaders and
Other Users of Parish Facilities,
please click here for the latest on
policy, guidelines, and reservation procedures regarding
use of the facilities at both campuses.

 
Msgr. Thomas Gervasio, Pastor

As of June 30th
the Latin Mass will be
celebrated at
12:30pm each Sunday.

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  3816 East State Street Ext.,
  Hamilton, NJ  08619-2499

Daily Mass Schedule:
Monday-Friday – 7am

Holy Days of Obligation
7am and 7pm

WEEKEND
Sat Mass 5 pm
Sunday Masses

7:30am  9 am and 11am
 

Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday:  3:45pm - 4:30pm
& by appointment






Rosary ====>
 

  

Through a child's eyes......

 

Looking for the latest information
 and events in Respect Life? 
The Diocesan newsletter
LOVING LIFE
contains inspiring stories and
pictures of how people are living
the Gospel of Life in and
around our diocese.

 

As of June 30th the Latin Mass will be celebrated at 12:30pm each Sunday.

At 12:30 p.m., each Sunday,
in St. Anthony's Church, there will be a weekly mass offered in the Extraordinary (Latin Mass) Form. Following the mass, there will be catechetical instruction on this form and any questions about this form will be answered by Fr. Brian Woodrow.

 

 

Two Places of Worship:
One Family Parish


 

Rectory Office Hours

OFFICE HOURS  -
PARISH RECTORY

Mon – Thu:
9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.;
1:30 - 8 p.m.

Fri & Sat:
9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.;
1:30 - 4:30 p.m.

Closed Sunday

 AND
HOLIDAYS AS ANNOUNCED
 

BINGO
Now begins at 7:30 pm 
on Saturdays In the
 Parish Center Cafeteria

 

Mass Times for all the Catholic churches in the US,  www.masstimes.org  or
 1-800-MassTimes (1-800-627-7846.)

 


Msgr. Thomas Gervasio
Pastor

 

Fr. Eugene K. Savarimuthu
Adjunct
Fr. H. Todd Carter
Parochial Vicar


Rev. Pierre M. Alabré,
Haitian Ministry

 

Deacons:
James Challender
Luders Desiré
Joseph Jaruszewski
Timothy Moore
Kevin O’Boyle
Jeffery Pierfy
 

 

Parish Trustees:

Mr. Joseph Novak
 Mr. Michael Stewart

 

In Memory

Deacon James Buchanan
Deacon Jack D'Agostino
Deacon Joe Malloy
Deacon Joe Peissner
Donival Brown

 

St Anthony's
Elevator Blessing Video


626 South Olden Ave.
Hamilton, NJ 08629-2104

Daily
Mass Schedule:
Monday-Saturday – 8am

Holy Days of Obligation
7pm Vigil & 12:10pm

WEEKEND
Sat 4:30pm
Sunday: 8am & 10:00am
No Evening Mass


6:30 pm Sunday in Creole


Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday: 3:15pm - 4pm
& by appointment

Novenas:
Following the 8 am Mass
at St. Anthony Church

Rosary
On the First Sunday of the month for Corporate Sunday, the Rosary is recited at 8:30 am followed by the 9:00 am Mass at the OLS Campus from July to December. From January to June, Corporate Sunday will be at the St. Anthony Campus with the recitation of the rosary at 9:30 am followed by Mass at 10:00 am. All parishioners are invited to join us for the recitation of the Rosary for our parish community, world peace, an end to abortion and terrorism, for the intentions of the Pope and for the special intentions of all those present.
More Information and newsletter

 Mondays:
Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal

Tuesdays:
St. Anthony of Padua
(includes veneration of
the relic of St. Anthony)

 

The Sunday Mass airs on the
following channels in our diocese:

5:30am WNYW Ch. 5  NY
6:30am WPVI  Ch. 6 Phl
11:00am WZBN Ch. 25
(Hamilton, Trenton area)

WFJS 1260 AM Local Catholic Radio

 

 

Christmas Day 2011 with  His Excellency, The Most Reverend   David O’Connell, C.M.,  Bishop of Trenton   PHOTOS

 

First Communion
Saturday, April 27, 2013

 

From the Pastor’s Desk

Dear Parishioners:

What Catholic does not remember his or her First

Communion Day? On May 4 I mark the fiftieth

anniversary of my First Holy Communion! It is always

an extraordinary day of grace and joy not only for the

first communicants but for their families! It is also a

most special day for the parish community as it

celebrates this sacrament of initiation with its young

members! Such a day occurs this weekend (April 27)

in our own community. I take the occasion to

congratulate the first communicants and to thank their

parents and catechists who so lovingly and

generously helped prepare them to encounter the

Lord for the first time in the Most Holy Eucharist.

These celebrations are always a source of joy for a

pastor and always an occasion to renew one’s faith,

reverence, and love for the Lord who gives Himself to

us in the Holy Eucharist. These surely need to be

cultivated and strengthened.

Timothy Cardinal Dolan recently wrote the

following regarding the Eucharist in the life of the

Church and provides a strong message to priests:

The great pastoral challenge for us today is to renew

in our people a deep faith and profound love for the

Eucharist. Of all the frightening polls that we hear of

these days, has any been more chilling than that of

the Gallup poll several years ago indicating that only

twenty-nine percent of Catholics receiving the

Eucharist on Sunday believe that it is really and truly

the Body and Blood of Christ? That is not due to

intentional heterodoxy or stubborn resistance to

Church doctrine; it is because we as priests, and the

other catechists of the Church, have not effectively

taught proper doctrine!”

How’s that for a challenge? How grateful that we

meet this challenge in our own parish. The faith of the

Church is proclaimed and taught well and with great

love!

With affection,

Msgr. Gervasio