Thank you for your continuous support of St. Lawrence Church. We will be transitioning from our current online donation system (WeShare) to Our Sunday Visitor (OSV) Online Giving Program. Click header for more.
Due to the unprecedented requests for assistance from Catholic Charities’ food pantries and in order to fulfill our obligations to the poor, Bishop Sweeney has authorized a Diocesan-wide food collection in all parishes and agencies.
St. Lawrence Church has been asked to provide:
Tea / Pasta / Facial Tissue
Monetary donations accepted at:
www.ccpaterson.org/corpus
Thank you for your generosity!
Please leave items INSIDE the shed adjacent to the Barn. NO furniture, VHS tapes or books. Use our book collection bin located at the back of our parking lot. Thank you! Click header for Barn Sale dates.
We need you! Some of our Adoration hours are currently covered by only one regular adorer. Your presence ensures that Jesus is never alone and that someone always has the joy of spending time with Him.
Time slots needing volunteers:• Thursday: 11 PM – 12 AM• Early Friday morning: 3 – 4 AM• Friday: 12 PM – 1 PM
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Do you have a voice that projects? Would you like to get more out of your Mass experience? Are you looking for a meaningful way to serve the church without a tremendous time commitment? Click header for more.
If you would like a copy of your 2025 contributions to St. Lawrence Church for tax purposes, please contact Karen in the Parish Office at kjaworski@stlchester.org or call 908-879-5371. Please indicate whether you use envelopes or WeShare (online giving).
St. Lawrence Church welcomes all children Grade 3 and older to join our Altar Server Ministry! Please contact Fr. Angel at atorres@stlchester.org if interested.
All women of the parish are invited to attend including those who have not attended any previous Cornerstone events. Come when you can! Walk-ins are welcome! Email Mary Murphy at marysmurphy@comcast.net for more information.
HOSPITALIZED, HOMEBOUND, IN ASSISTED LIVING Please contact our Parish Office if you know of anyone in the area who is hospitalized, homebound or in assisted living. Many would appreciate a friendly visit, a phone call, help with rides to medical appointments, or the opportunity to receive Communion. The smallest of gestures can be assurance that they haven’t been forgotten. What a blessing that could be. Thank you for your help.
Praying the rosary and asking for the intercession of our Blessed Mother inspires calm and serenity in the hearts of those who welcome her. Within our parish, we have a traveling statue of Our Lady of Fatima. Please consider hosting Our Lady in your home and praying the rosary with your family for all those struggling physically, emotionally, and financially during this coronavirus pandemic.