Follow our Instagram @saintann_ministry to see daily sharings, reflections, prayers, and challenges posted on our Insta-Story throughout the entire Season of Advent!

Youth and their families are invited to join us for a virtual guided rosary meditation to start off the Advent Season! Tune in on Sunday, Nov. 29th at 7pm. Zoom link posted day-of event.

Save the Date! Our first virtual Youth Group Gathering will be on December 6th!

St. Ann's youth volunteered with Rolling Harvest Food Rescue this Fall to glean fresh crops from a local farm that will go directly to families in need. Go team!!!

Have you filled out the 2020 update for our parish directory yet? Click on the links listed below on this webpage to take action. Thank you for your participation and for helping us stay connected as a parish!

Dear parishioners, the Diocese of Trenton continues to produce the weekly Faith At Home resource as we respond to the pandemic. Make the faith come alive for your family on Sundays by preparing all week! Visit https://dioceseoftrenton.org/faith-at-home

October 20-28 will be the 81st Anniversary for the annual  Saint Jude Novena being celebrated at  Saint Michael Church (October 20-28, 2019). The Novena will be celebrated by Fr. Roy Ballacillo. Please see the complete Novena's schedule for more information.

We will reintroduce our Saturday night vigil Masses starting this weekend at 4pm. At this time, the Vigil mass will be a "quiet Mass", meaning no music. Because the Vigil Mass is moved an hour early, we will therefore move also the time for confessions. Reconciliation is scheduled at 3PM-3:45PM.

Please click the above title to go to the page with the complete Church of Saint Ann Pastoral and Financial Report as well as the link for questions regarding the report.

The Bishop has provided revised COVID 19 Directives effective September 11,2020. Please click the title to download and review the complete document for full information

On February 24, 2020 the original HVAC unit installed at the time of the FDC construction broke down beyond repair. The old unit lasted 16 years and more than exceeded its working life. With summer time approaching and a lead time to contend with, we ordered a new high efficiency HVAC unit which was installed on June 25, 2020.  The cost of replacement was nearly $150,000. 

Polls of all kinds seem to grab our interest, even if at times we disagree with the results.  We are all unlikely to change our preconceived opinions, whether we’re discussing dish detergents, movies, or the daily stock averages.  Yet we still listen for the poll results.  We want to know what other people think.  We either agree with or reject the results. Now along comes this famous gospel passage from St. Matthew, which can be interpreted as Our Lord taking a poll of His disciples about His identity, in which He uses of Himself that enigmatic title “the Son of Man.”  The Apostles rattle off and answered the various accepted “labels” about Jesus formed from opinions of others. But Jesus’ query was: “Who do YOU say I am?”.

Please return to the FDC office.

The feast of Saint Charbel Maklouf, a monk, priest and hermit of the Syriac Maronite Church of Antioch, the first saint belonging to the Eastern Rite Church canonized by Paul VI in 1977 in the Latin Rite, happens to fall on the 7th day of our novena to Saint Ann. His devotion to Christ with undivided heart brings our attention to what intercessory prayers mean.

Saint Ann Novena July 18 – July 26, 2020 Theme: Faithfulness Abounds “A faithful person will abound with blessings”….Proverbs 28:20 Novena begins this Saturday. Continue reading for full information.

Happy 4th of July!!! This is the day America celebrates Independence Day, a day which affords us a great opportunity to consider the freedom we enjoy today. Many great men and women have given life and treasure to purchase for us our right to liberty.  We must be vigilant-guarding that freedom- or we might very well find ourselves lamenting for losing that right. Let us not take it for granted!

In this Sunday’s Gospel Jesus invites us to take up our crosses and follow Him. That message we have certainly felt and have taken on these days. Apart from the crosses given to us individually, we are also carrying these heavy crosses of the pandemic.

I'm writing to give you aheads up so that nobody gets surprised on the changes made on Mass times this Father's Day Weekend. After evaluation of our Eucharistic celebrations last weekend, our schedule of Masses is moved to 9:00am and 11:00am. The 9:00am Mass will remain LIVE-streamed (11:00am will not). Thus, those who are still uncomfortable celebrating the In-Church Sunday Mass or cannot be seated in church due to our limited seats, can join us at the In-Car Parking Lot Mass located on the right side of the solar panel shed/pathway facing the FDC entrance. Please do not forget to bring your devices.

It is an opportune time we welcome to celebrate “In-Church” Sunday public Mass on the weekend of the Feasts of Corpus Christi. Our Masses this weekend: 9.30am and 12.30pm. Welcome back to our home St. Ann's parish family and friends.