St. Gregory the Great is hosting Dr. R. J. Snell to speak about the Challenges and Dangers of Losing Our Religious Freedom in the United States. We will examine some of the history of religious freedom before discussing the discouraging signs in the current situation. Click here for more information.

During the month of February, 161 hours of volunteer service were provided by 32 volunteers to 32 persons. Click here if you would like more information about this ministry, to volunteer, or to request help.

You can spiritually adopt an unborn child, by offering a daily prayer for the particular, but unknown, child and his or her mother. If you have not already done so, please pick up a pledge card this week! For more details, click here.

The psychological and spiritual wounds of abortion can be sharp, deep, and crippling. You do not have to continue to hide in shame and fear. Rachel’s Vineyard’s Retreat is designed to help both women and men experience the mercy and compassion of God. Click here for more information. And yes, God still loves you!

Monday, January 22, marks the 51st anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Roe vs Wade decision that legalized abortion nationwide. While on June 24, 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, overturned the ruling, it moved the debate on abortion to the States. Thus, the work of establishing a culture of life where every human person is protected from conception to natural death continues. We can be sure that this volatile issue will continue to be played out in the public square, especially in this election year. Click here to find out about your part in this struggle.

We are pleased to share the news that Susan Commini, a member of our parish staff for Pastoral Outreach, has successfully completed the course of study in the Annulment Training Program and has been duly commissioned as an advocate for the Diocese of Trenton. This means that Susan is available to assist those seeking a declaration of nullity of a former marriage.

During December, 171.5 hours of service were provided by 31 volunteers to 29 persons. Caring Hearts volunteers provide non-medical services to our homebound elderly and disabled neighbors. If you would like more information on joining this satisfying ministry, either as a caregiver or a care receiver, please contact Anne (586-6596; ark257@gmail.com).

St. Robert Bellarmine, the Co-Cathedral of the Diocese of Trenton, is hosting a Mass for Life, followed by Lunch and a Seminar, on Friday, January 19, 2024. Advanced registration is required for the lunch and seminar. Click here for more information.

Catechists are always needed!—As disciples we are called to share the Good News and create new disciples. Training and support are provided. God doesn’t always call the qualified. He qualifies the called! Are you being called? Click here for more information.

We really need help! We will be serving dinner for more than 600 guests, and we need volunteers! Click here for a link to more information on exactly what kind of help is needed, and when it is needed. This does not have to be an all-day commitment, depending on which role you volunteer for!

The Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption invites you to a Mass for Life at 9:30 AM on Saturday, June 24. Mass will conclude in time to walk to the 11 AM Rally for Life at the Statehouse Annex in Trenton. A peaceful March will follow the rally at 1 PM.

This year, OLS-SA will be hosting the Loaves and Fishes at the Cathedral on Saturday, June 24. We need volunteers, both for Saturday, June 24, and for Friday, June 23, when we assemble the bagged lunches. Click here for a link to the Loaves and Fishes page.

Think you know the facts about abortion in the US? Check out these myths being sold about abortion.

You're invited to a Religious Freedom talk at St. Gregory the Great parish on Tuesday, April 18 at 7:00 PM in Ferrante Hall. Click here for more information.

A simple definition of terms suffices to prove that abortion is NOT health care.

We pray for the protection of the unborn, and for their mothers and fathers to be supported as they recognize the sanctity of life. Our witnesses are peaceful and educational. There is no chanting, shouting, foul language, or graphic signs. As always, we stay on the sidewalk or public right of way. Click here for more information on where and when you can join us.

The country is still divided on the issue of abortion. While there is good news coming from some states, and from the US House of Representatives, New Jersey and other states are still succumbing to the lies put out by the multi-million dollar abortion industry. Click here to see some updates on legislation affecting the unborn around the country and close at hand.

Join other Catholic men from across the Diocese of Trenton at the 26th Annual Men’s Conference on Saturday, February 25, at Saint Gregory the Great Parish in Hamilton Square. The theme of this year’s conference is Living Joy. Click here for details.

The parish CARE program meets on the last Wednesday of every month, from September through May, at 7:00 PM in the Church Meeting Room at Our Lady of Sorrows. Click here for more information.