Fr. Pierre-Michel Alabré will begin teaching English classes on Tuesday and Thursday mornings and evenings at Our Lady of Sorrows in October. For more information and to register, please call the parish office (609-587-4372). Additional instructors would be welcomed!

Click here to see the sanctuary lamp and votive candle intentions for the week of June 4.

With Father’s Day fast approaching, why not give your husband and yourself the special gift of a Marriage Enrichment Weekend? A Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend gives you the time and tools to revitalize romance, deepen communication, and nourish the spirituality in your marriage. Click here for more information.

We are delighted to share that, during the Chrism Mass at the Co-Cathedral of St. Robert Bellarmine on April 3, Bishop O’Connell “incardinated” Fr. Pierre-Michel Alabré as a priest of the Diocese of Trenton. Click here for more information.

Pandan nou ap lapriyè pou lapè ak amony pou nasyon nou an, an nou pa bliye lapriyè pou frè ak sè nou yo ki an Ayiti. Peyi sa a ap fè fas ak anpil kriz tankou ekonomik, politik, sekirite e imanitè. Gang aame ak gwo zam ki vyolan anpil kontwole anpil kote nan kapital la, ki se Pòtoprens, e souvan yo pran anpil moun pou yo ka jwenn lajan.Sekretè jeneral Nasyozini yo avèti ke si sikonstans yo ki gen kounyea kontinye, “sitiyasyon imanitè ki deja pa bon an ke moun ki pi fèb yo deja ap viv la ap vini pi mal ankò.”

Nou kontan pou nou anonse nou nan Lamès Krismal ki te fèt jou ki te 3 avril la nan Co-katedral Sen Robert-Bellarmine, Mgr. O’Connell te enkadine P. Pierre-Michel Alabré kòm pè dyosèz Trenton lan. Jiska dat sa a, P. Alabré te manm Institut Volunstas Dei.

As we pray for the peace and harmony of our own nation, let us not forget to pray for our brothers and sisters in Haiti. Haiti is grappling with multiple crises of an economic, political, security and humanitarian nature. Click here to find a prayer for Haiti.

April is National Volunteer Recognition Month. Thank you to all who offer our parish and its ministries their time and talents. Volunteers don't necessarily have the time--they just have the heart.

Si nenpòt nan enfòmasyon kontak ou yo (pa egzanp, adrès postal, kay oswa telefòn selilè, oswa adrès imel chanje, tanpri rele biwo pawas la (609-587-4372) pou mete ajou dosye w la. Mèsi anpil!

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.

Biri pawas la ap fèmen Lendi 20 Fevrye n-ap obsève “Presidents Day.”

Click here to see the Mass Schedule for next weekend, December 31-January 1.

Having trouble finding the perfect gift for that special someone? Why not give them the 2023 Cash Calendar...the gift that keeps on giving! Click here for more information.

A special blessing will be given to all expectant mothers in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe on Sunday, December 11. Click here for details and how to register.

The Rosary Altar Society is holding its Annual Christmas Wreath Sale, which proceeds benefit OLS School. Click here for details.

Mt. Carmel Guild invites us to provide various donations to make this Thanksgiving special for the needy of the Greater Trenton area. Please bring your donations to the Rectory garage at Our Lady of Sorrows Church on Saturday, November 5, between 10:00 AM and 1:00 PM. For more information, click here.

We are now making a special effort to revive this great organization after our long layoff due to the pandemic. We will be holding our first meeting on the year on Friday, October 21, at noon, in the OLS Church Library. Click here for more information.

"Come to me, all you who labor and have been burdened, and I will refresh you." (Matthew 11:28) Are you lost, lonely, in need of physical healing or healing in your family relationships? The

Donate winter clothing! Our Haitian Community invites you to donate new and gently used winter clothing for both children and adults. We would welcome coats, sweaters, scarves, gloves, pants, boots, blankets, etc. Click here for drop-off information.