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Stations of the Cross
By journeying through the stations, we walk with Jesus on his way to the cross. Praying the Stations of the Cross is a powerful way to identify Christ’s suffering with our own and that of the world.St. Alphonsus Church 12:00 Noon, Fridays during Lent St. George Church 7:30pm, Fridays during Lent Join us for Soup before Stations at 6:30pm on Fridays during Lent (except on Good Friday, April 7th) St. James Church 7:30pm, Fridays during Lent in the chapel
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Reconciliation
St. Alphonsus Church
Friday, March 24th
12:45pm-3:00pm immediately following
Stations of the Cross
St. James Church
Wednesday March 29th
7:00pm
Penance Service with individual confessions
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Holy WeekPalm Sunday, April 2nd
Regular Sunday Masses at All Parishes
Holy Thursday, April 6th
9:00am, Morning Prayer:
St. Alphonsus Church
8:00pm, Mass of the Lord’s Supper
with Adoration following
until 10:00pm:
St. George Church
Good Friday, April 7th
9:00am, Morning Prayer:
St. Alphonsus Church
3:00pm, The Passion: All Parishes
7:30pm, Seven Last Words:
St. George Church
Easter Vigil, April 8th
9:00am, Morning Prayer:
St. Alphonsus Church
9:30am, Blessing of Food:
St. Alphonsus Church
12:00pm Noon, Blessing of Food:
St. George and St. James
8:00pm, Easter Vigil:
St. James Church
Easter Sunday, April 9th
Regular Sunday Masses
at All Parishes
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Regular Mass, Eucharistic Service and Confession Schedule
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St. Alphonsus, Hopewell
Weekend Mass
Saturday Vigil 4pm
Sunday 8am, 10:30am
(8am live-streamed)
Saturday 3:15-3:45pm
Confession
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St. George, Titusville
Weekend Mass
Saturday Vigil 5:30pm
Sunday 9am, 11amWeekday Mass
Tue, Wed, Thu 7:30amEucharistic Service
Fri 7:30amConfession
Saturday 4:30-5:15pm
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St. James, Pennington
Weekend Mass
Saturday Vigil 5pm
Sunday 8am, 10am5:00pm - Only during LentWeekday Mass
Mon, Tue, Thur, Fri 9amEucharistic Service
Wed 9amConfession
Saturday 4:00-4:45pm
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March 26th Bulletin
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Events
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March 1 - March 31
From New York Times bestselling author Barbara Brown Taylor, Learning to Walk in the Dark provides a way to find spirituality in those times when we don’t have all the answers. Click on the link for details.Read More -
March 15 - April 1
Please click for the form. Pickup on the weekend of April 1st at St. Alphonsus Church.Read More -
March 18 - April 22
Join us for a fun evening of BINGO on Saturday, April 22, 2023 in the St. Alphonsus Church Hall! Cost is $20 & includes 9 bingo games (6 playing cards per game) & 1 raffle ticket. Must be 18 years of age to attend. To order tickets, please call (609) 466-9681 or click to purchase.Read More -
March 23 - April 12
The 21st Annual Mass and Celebration of Law Enforcement will be held at 10:30 a.m. April 13, the Thursday of Easter Week, in St. Robert Bellarmine Co-Cathedral, 61 Georgia Rd., Freehold. Men and women of all faiths are invited to attend this annual celebration for which Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M., will be the principal celebrant and homilist. For more information and to register for the luncheon, please click here.Read More -
March 25 - April 2
Bereavement Support A Bereavement Support group ministry is being created. We are in need of several individuals who either have experience in bereavement ministry, or are compassionate listeners and are willing to commit to weekly gatherings. If you are interested in becoming trained as a Bereavement Support group facilitator or wish to obtain more information, please contact Deacon Michael Riley at [email protected]Read More -
March 25 - March 26
During the Lenten Season, let's work together to stop hunger! Click for details.Read More
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News
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What is the Eucharistic Revival? The revival is a 3-year focus on God in a Eucharistic centered and motivated community. Through prayer, study, and action, we deepen our understanding and faith in the true meaning of the Mass and Holy Eucharist. The Eucharist Revival has designated the year June 2023 to June 2024 as the year of the parish. We are being called to prayer, study, and service. Will you come along?Read More -
The Catholic Church throughout the world commemorates the penitential season of Lent, beginning on Ash Wednesday, February 22nd, and ending with the Sacred Triduum of Holy Week. As we enter the desert of Lent like Jesus, we are led by the Holy Spirit to face our devils, our temptations, head on. We are not alone. The Lord Jesus Christ is with us. And so, too, is the Church, the entire community of faith observing Lent. The Catholic Church requires baptized Catholics to FAST (only one full meal) and ABSTINENCE (no meat) on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. Common sense should prevail and dispensation is offered for age or health reasons.Read More -
Again this year the Catholic Churches of Mercer County will be participating in a program inspired by the Station Churches of Rome which will encourage Catholics to make a pilgrimage around our County to celebrate Lenten Mass in 19 different churches of Mercer County. See how many Churches you can visit during the Lenten season. The brief history of the Church and tour of the Church are optional. This is a great way to see the various churches of Mercer County as well as a chance to meet Catholics from the many different parishes.Read More -
Join Msgr. Thomas Mullelly on an 11-Day Pilgrimage to the Holy Land on November 5-14, 2023. For more information and to register, please click here.Read More -
Please do not respond to fraudulent emails or texts that request gift cards or cash transfers and look deceivingly like they are from our parish priests. Please call the parish office if you have any questions.Read More -
In the event of snow or ice, please call 609-737-0122 ext. 851 for a message regarding whether our 3 churches will be open for services.Read More
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Podcast: Fr. Steve & Friends
Fr. Steve and his co-hosts, Fred and Lisa, are very excited to bring you some faith-focused content that gives you a little behind the scenes into parish life and answers some questions you might have about the Church itself. Along the way, we'll invite more friends on the podcast to introduce the movers and shakers of our community. You can find our page on Spotify! Give it a listen today.
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We're On Spotify!
You can download Spotify for FREE and start listening to our playlist "Faith @ Home"!
In keeping with our hope to shift the Catholic Culture, we've created a playlist for families to jam out in the car or to put on when you're hanging out around the house together. Music is a creative way to invite Scripture into your life!
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