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July 23As of August 7, the parish office will no longer be open on Saturdays.Read More
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July 23Our statue of St. Anthony, co-patron of our parish, has seen its day, and is now looking quite worn and scruffy. Anyone who would like to help us replace this statue, especially those who are named after St. Anthony, are encouraged to contact the parish office. Click the article title to see a photo of the statue we'd like to purchase.Read More
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July 23The Anointing of the Sick is intended to strengthen those who are ill, not just the dying. If you or someone you know is seriously ill, don't wait until the last minute to call the priest for this sacrament!Read More
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July 23Whether you registered as a parishioner seven years ago or seven times seven years ago, things change. Please keep us up to date if your household grows or shrinks, if someone moves into a skilled nursing or assisted living facility, or if they are hospitalized! And when your children reach the age of 21, please remind them to register in their own name, as this facilitates becoming a godparent or sponsor. Click the article title for more information.Read More
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Dear Visitor,
"Come and see!" said Philip to Nathaniel (John 1:46). I repeat his words as I welcome you to our parish website!
The parish of Our Lady of Sorrows - Saint Anthony is one of the four Roman Catholic parishes of Hamilton, New Jersey in the Diocese of Trenton. Our community was founded on July 1, 2005, through the union of two parishes—Our Lady of Sorrows (1939) and Saint Anthony (1921). We are one parish family blessed with two great churches. We also support the great work of Catholic education through our Preschool and Elementary School, Religious Education Program, and Youth Group.
Thanks for taking the time to visit our website. I hope it reflects the vibrancy of a community in love with the Lord and His Church! May it also be a useful tool to keep everyone well-informed about all that is happening here, and a welcoming introduction for first time visitors and new parishioners.
"Come!" and I am sure you will love what you "See!"
Msgr. Thomas Gervasio
Pastor
Welcome
Welcome to our Church.
Walk toward the splendor, the Lord walks with you.
Enter with trust and joy and prepare your heart.
Come on your own or with your brothers and sisters,
but come, follow in the footsteps of your forebears.
You have a place in God's House.
You have brothers and sisters to meet,
Saints to imitate,
Our Lady to hear
and the mystery of the Church to live.
If you thirst for joy, delight, justice, love, forgiveness,
Come to draw the living water from the fountain of salvation.
Whether young and enthusiastic, burdened by suffering,
feeling marginalized, or happily living your family life,
Come be enlightened by the Gospel.
Leave reconciled, comforted, renewed.
Announce the Good News to your brothers and sisters.
God loves us and hears us!
Enter then,
Walk toward the splendor, the Lord walks with you.
Promise to Protect—Pledge to Heal
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.