Our parish community is enriched by organizations that share our commitment to faith, service, and care for our neighbors. Explore these Catholic and community partners to learn more about their work, access resources, volunteer, or offer your support.
Francis House of Prayer
Francis House of Prayer is the spiritual center and retreat house of the Diocese of Trenton, located in Allentown, New Jersey. It offers retreats, spiritual direction, days of prayer, workshops, and other opportunities for individuals and groups seeking time for reflection and spiritual growth.
Catholic Relief Services (CRS)
Catholic Relief Services is the international humanitarian agency of the Catholic community in the United States. Rooted in Catholic social teaching, CRS responds to emergencies, combats poverty, and supports human development around the world while helping Catholics in the United States live their faith in solidarity with people in need.
Mount Carmel Guild
Mount Carmel Guild serves individuals and families in the Greater Trenton area through programs that address basic needs and help vulnerable neighbors remain safely and independently in their homes. Its ministries include a community food pantry and home health nursing services.
Trenton Area Soup Kitchen (TASK)
The Trenton Area Soup Kitchen provides meals to those experiencing hunger throughout the Greater Trenton area while offering programs that encourage self-sufficiency and improve quality of life. In addition to meals, TASK provides case management, adult education, job-search assistance, creative arts programs, and other supportive services.
HomeFront
HomeFront works to end homelessness in Central New Jersey by helping families in crisis achieve stability and self-sufficiency. Its comprehensive services address housing, food and basic necessities, employment and education, and the needs of children and families.
Arm In Arm
Arm In Arm helps Mercer County residents meet immediate needs while working toward long-term stability. Its programs address food insecurity, housing instability, and employment while bringing together neighbors, volunteers, congregations, and community partners in service to those in need.
Anchor House
Anchor House provides comprehensive services to youth and young adults experiencing or at risk of abuse, neglect, homelessness, or aging out of the child welfare system. Based in Trenton, its programs include safe housing, crisis intervention, outreach, and supportive and educational services that help young people and their families build stable futures.
Good Counsel Homes
Good Counsel provides housing and comprehensive support for pregnant women, new mothers, and their children who are experiencing homelessness or crisis. In addition to a safe place to live, mothers receive case management, childcare support, life-skills education, employment and educational assistance, and ongoing support as they work toward independence.
Conversation Zone | Parent Partnership
Parent Partnership provides free weekly support groups for parents, grandparents, guardians, and other caregivers whose loved ones are affected by substance use or addiction. Led by volunteers with lived experience, the groups offer compassionate peer support, practical resources, and connection for families navigating addiction and recovery.
Senior Care Services of Greater Princeton
Senior Care Services of Greater Princeton helps older adults maintain their independence and remain connected to their community. Volunteers provide transportation to medical appointments, grocery shopping assistance, and friendly visits for eligible seniors in the Greater Princeton area.
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is an international Catholic organization whose members serve neighbors experiencing poverty and other forms of hardship through personal, compassionate assistance. The St. Paul Parish conference provides practical help and a caring presence to individuals and families in our local community.
Knights of Columbus, Princeton Council 636
The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic fraternal organization of men committed to faith, family, charitable service, and community. Princeton Council 636, founded in 1906, serves St. Paul Parish and the surrounding community through religious, charitable, social, and service activities.
The Aquinas Institute for Catholic Life at Princeton University
The Aquinas Institute serves as a Catholic home for students, faculty, and members of the Princeton University community. Through Mass, prayer, Bible studies, fellowship, service, retreats, and other programs, Aquinas provides opportunities to grow in faith and Catholic community.
Retrouvaille
Retrouvaille is a marriage ministry for couples experiencing serious difficulties in their relationship, including couples considering separation or divorce. Through a weekend experience and follow-up sessions, couples learn practical tools for communication and work toward rebuilding trust, connection, and hope in their marriage.