Help Us --- Help Others Appalachia Spring Plant Sale: Orders due by May 1st. Checks payable to St. Vincent Martyr School - Sttn. Bridget Mantone Flower Pick Up: May 17 - 18

On March 31st, several of your fellow parishioners gave witness to how they embrace a stewardship way of life and in particular the stewardship of generosity. Those talks are easily viewed on our Stewardship Page. We will hear about the Stewardship of Prayer and Participation on April 27-28.

Join us on Friday, April 12 at 7 PM for the stations of the cross. Mary's Way of the Cross is a powerful meditation of the stations from Mary's point of view. All are welcome.

We Need You: 20 Somethings, Singles, Family Groups, and Empty Nesters We will shelter homeless families in the School Gym during the next Host Week beginning April 7. Volunteers are needed to serve as welcoming hosts, sleep overnight, and to assist with set-up, clean-up, meals, and laundry of linens at the end of the week. Click on the heading to find out how to sign up.

Based in Camden, NJ, Romero Center Ministries provides Catholic education and retreat experiences inspired by St. Oscar Romero's prophetic witness. The ministry seeks personal, communal and societal transformation by living ministry as proclaimed in Christ's Gospel. Donations can be made online or with the Envelope in the Lent Packet.

Our Theme, Formed at the Font - Baptized in Christ challenges us to enter into the Lenten practices of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving so that we come to realize anew that Christ's love transforms the darkness of our lives and joyfully renew our Baptismal Promises on Easter.

Takes place on May 10, 2019 at 9 AM at the Architects Golf Club in Phillipsburg, NJ

Our Pariochial Vicar, Fr. Darwin Lastra has been appointed Administrator to Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish in Pompton Plains. Please pray for Father Darwin and his new parish family as he begins his ministry.

On Feb. 2 - 3, the Parish joined together to celebrate with great joy and gratitude our pastor, Father George. The slideshow prepared for the evening is available to view here.

On Feb. 2, 2009, Bishop Serratelli appointed Monsignor George F. Hundt as the new Pastor of St. Vincent Martyr. We, as a parish family, have been on quite a journey these 10 years under caring, loving leadership. Fr. George is truly a servant leader and a great example of a life spent sharing the love of Jesus Christ. Come Celebrate with us on Saturday, Feb. 2 and Sunday, Feb. 3 at all the Masses!

Michael Pascuite, Jr., our Cemetery Superintendent, was promoted to the rank of Captain with the South Orange Fire Department. Mike, an employee of our parish for over 20 years, has been a valuable part of our staff and has tended our cemetery with great care and concern. We congratulate Mike, his wife, Jenifer, , and his daughters on this special honor.

Please pray for our Team and our Guests. Alpha 2019 Got Questions? Try Alpha! Exploring life, faith and meaning. Register online. Sorry Registration is Closed. Stay tuned for our next alpha in Fall 2019.

Come and discover how four life-changing habits can point you towards discovering incredible possibilities for your life. You will leave the event with a personal plan to help you become the best version of yourself.

Our homes are places where love is nurtured, grows, and practiced day after day after day. It is the foundation for our spiritual formation and center of Christian practice. Jesus was known to have visited many homes and offered blessings to those he visited. Epiphany is traditionally the season when we bless homes for the new year and dedicate ourselves, our lives, and our homes to God. Chalk will be distributed at all the Masses this weekend in order for our Parish Families to bless the entry to their homes for the new year.

Thank you to so many parishioners for your donations to help with the cost of decorating our church for the Christmas Season. Click here to read the Memorials for 2018

Bishop Robert Barron’s DAVID the KING - A Man After God’s Own Heart!

The Christmas Outreach program which has been part of the Parish Social Outreach Ministry for over 2 decades has begun and will run through the weekend of December 08/09 with Wednesday, December 12 is the very last day for returning the gifts. Tags on the tree represent one of the people outlined here.

What if each day, every Catholic prayed for ten minutes and read five pages of a great Catholic book? What if every Catholic gave one percent more of their income to their Church this year and did one thing each week to intentionally share God’s message with others? The Catholic Church would be staggeringly different.