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Community Life ministries are those organizations which gather as a community for fellowship, prayer, and activities that support the mission of the parish. They include:
- Ministries for children
- The Scouts — Our Scouting program includes Cub Scouts for young people in grades K-5 and Scouts BSA for Grades 6-12, and seeks to teach them about their Duty to God, Country and Self while building Leadership, Citizenship and Personal Fitness – all while having fun and providing service to our parish and the community. The Cub Scouts are open to boys and girls, and we hope to expand our current male Scouts BSA program to include young ladies in the near future. If you are a girl in grade 6-12, contact Deacon Kevin now for information about the new program (see the Scoutspage for more information)
- Special Interests
- The Holy Name Society—a religious organization that serves the spiritual, social, and educational needs of the men of the parish.
- The Rosary Altar Society—a parish confraternity whose members enhance the life of our parish through liturgical service, prayer and devotion to the gospel teachings, honoring the desire of our Lord to know, love and venerate His Mother
- Seniors Clubs—provide an opportunity for those in the second half of life a safe place for fellowship and involvement
- Hospitality Committees—provide a festive and welcoming atmosphere in which people who see each other at Mass can get to know each other better, fostering a true sense of community
- In the parish, but not of it
- The Knights of Columbus
- The Legion of Mary
- Fun and Games
- Golf Classic—a yearly event, open to men and women, and held in the Fall, usually in September
- Parish Picnic—another yearly Fall event, when our parish family gets together for fun and food on the grounds of the Our Lady of Sorrows campus, right next to the church
- Ministries for children
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News
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March 7No one would want it to snow at Easter, but we would like you to recall the impact of snow of the winter season when you consider making your Easter gift to the parish. The cost of snow plowing was especially high due to multiple storms and the size of our two church and school campuses. In light of this extraordinary expense, we ask everyone to be extra generous to the parish this Easter. And we thank you!Read More
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March 7Those who ordered palm crosses may pick them up on Saturday, March 14, between 10:00 AM and 12:00 PM at the garage at Our Lady of Sorrows.Read More
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March 7Get your ticket now for the Luck o' the Draw raffle, sponsored by the Interfaith Caregivers of Greater Mercer County. Click here for details.Read More
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March 7The Mt. Carmel Guild Founders Day Mass will be held on Sunday, March 15, 2026, at 2:00 PM, at Our Lady of Good Counsel, Ewing. The celebrant is Rev. Msgr. Thomas J Mullelly, and a reception will follow the Mass.Read More
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March 7Do you want to share our faith with our young parishioners? Do you worry that our faith is not being handed on? You can help! Formation is provided. Click here for contact information.Read More
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March 7Think you might want to spend more time at the Shroud of Turin exhibit? Want to help out? We need volunteers to help the Shroud Educator to welcome visitors and direct them to view the exhibit and the loop-video presentation. Click here for more information.Read More
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March 7This year's Gala will be held at the Trenton Country Club on Friday, April 24th, 2026. This year we will be honoring Joan DeGregory, Anne Kantor, Marge Mangione & Tricia Kerins for their contributions to our parish and school community. Click here for more information.Read More
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Tuesday, March 24, 7:00 PMThe Shroud Educator, Pam McCue, from the Exhibit on the Shroud of Turin held at St. Gregory the Great Church, will be giving a presentation on the Shroud and the exhibit in each parish of our Cohort. The presentation at Our Lady of Sorrows will be on Tuesday, March 24, at 7:00 PM, in the Holy Family Hall. If you're wondering what all the fuss is about, join us for the presentation, and make the exhibit part of your Lenten observance this year!Read More
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