We are pleased to announce that the new statue of Saint Anthony has finally arrived, and will be placed in St. Anthony Church near the side altar of St. Joseph. A blessing of the new statue will take place on Saturday, February 12, at the 4:00 pm Mass at Saint Anthony Church.

Thanks to all who generously contributed to a new statue of St. Anthony, we have reached our goal! The hand-carved linden wood image, crafted by Demetz Studio of Ortisei, Italy, is in production and will take a few months to arrive. More about this addition to our parish patrimony upon its arrival.

Saint Bede the Venerable Church, Holland, PA, invites you to the Festival to honor St. Pio of Pietrelcina (Padre Pio,). Join us for the festivities on Saturday, September 18 and Sunday September 19. Click the article title for a list of events.

We have already received a few donations for a new statue of St. Anthony of Padua. The Lindenwood statue shown at left, of Italy’s highly regarded Demetz Studio has been ordered. If you wish to contribute a gift toward the purchase of this statue, click the article title for more information.

Many parishioners may recall Trenton's annual feast and procession in honor of Our Lady of the Assumption, Patroness of Casandrino, Italy. Click the article title for information about a video documentary and a link to see it.

Our 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.

Click the article title to see some of the upcoming programs at the Francis House of Prayer in Allentown, NJ.

Click the article title to see the upcoming programs offered at Francis House of Prayer in Allentown, NJ.

In no other creature is the humility of God more clearly reflected than in the heart of the Virgin Mary, who embodies the paradox of the Gospel. Mary exults because God works in her, not to accomplish her purposes, but his! For the full quote, click the article title.

May is the month dedicated to our Blessed Mother Mary. For a few meditations on the virtues of our Blessed Mother, click the article title for a link.

This Saturday's 9:00 AM Mass will celebrate the Memorial of St. Joseph the Worker. Inspired by St. Joseph’s example and under his patronage, the Church commemorates the human and supernatural value of work. All work is a collaboration in God’s own work of creation, and through Jesus Christ, in accordance with our love for God and for our fellow men and women, it can become true prayer and apostolate.

During this "Year of St. Joseph," our parish is planning to make a group consecration to the great Patriarch on Saturday, May 1, the Memorial of St. Joseph the Worker. A 33-day period of preparation will precede the consecration. Click the article title for more information.

During this Year of St. Joseph, we shall have a lamp burning weekly before his image in both churches. Anyone who wishes to dedicate this votive lamp for a deceased loved one or another special intention, please contact the parish. The suggested offering for this seven-day candle is $15.

at the 12:15 PM Mass at Our Lady of Sorrows Church on Friday, March 19.

As part of the Year of Saint Joseph called for by Pope Francis, the National Shrine of St. Joseph will host a virtual conference and rededicate the saint’s statue. The event takes place on March 19, the Solemnity of St. Joseph, and includes a day of prayer and talks from Catholic leaders. Click the article title for more information.

During this Year of St. Joseph, we shall have a lamp burning weekly before his image in both churches. Anyone who wishes to dedicate this votive lamp for a deceased loved one or another special intention, please contact the parish office. For more information, click the article title.

Click the article title to see this week's meditation from the book "Joseph the Silent" by Michel Gasnier, O.P.

Saturday, October 31, was a day of great joy for the Knights of Columbus throughout the world as their founder, Fr. Michael McGivney, was proclaimed a “Blessed” by Pope Francis. We offer our felicitations to the Hamilton Council of the Knights on this auspicious occasion and pray that the new “Beatus” will ever intercede for their members and for all their undertakings. Click the article title for more information.

At the First Friday Mass on November 6, Blessed Carlo Acutis was installed as the co-patron of Our Lady of Sorrows School. Click the article title for more information.

Now that Blessed Carlo Acutis is the co-patron of our school, it's time to get to know him. He was a young millennial, who loved Jesus and brought others to the faith, even though he died at age 15! Click the article title for a link to a page with more information about him.