Frequently Asked Questions

You may register online by clicking here.

Monday, Wednesday-Friday: 9:00am-4:00pm
Tuesday: 10:30am-4:00pm
Closed for lunch daily, 12:00pm-12:45pm

When the Parish School is on summer break (mid-June through Labor Day), the office will close at 1:00pm on Fridays.

You can call the Parish Office at 609-924-1743, or send an email to Yani Reyes, our parish receptionist, at [email protected].

For information about baptism please visit our baptism page by clicking here

Please visit the Marriage page of the parish website and review our wedding policies.

To request a Mass for deceased friends, family or loved ones, visit the Parish Office during office hours or call 609-924-1743. The suggested donation is $10. You can also visit our Mass Intentions page for further information.

For information about our faith formation programs for children, click here

If a parishioner is unable to attend Sunday Mass and wants to receive Communion at home, please visit our Home & Hospital Visitors page. We will arrange for a Eucharistic Minister to visit on a regular and convenient schedule.

Due to privacy regulations, St. Paul Parish is not notified automatically when a parishioner is hospitalized. If a loved one is hospitalized, please visit our Home & Hospital Visitors page for further details. Eucharistic Ministers from St. Paul Parish regularly visit Penn Medical Center at Princeton. In case of emergencies, please call the Parish Office at any time and select option #2. Please leave a message with your name and phone number if unanswered. The voice message will be forwarded to the priests.

To obtain a letter of eligibility to be a godparent or sponsor for Baptism or Confirmation, you must be a registered member of St. Paul Parish for at least three months. Click here for a copy of the letter, and visit our Eligibility Letter page for further information. After signing the form, please forward it to the Parish Office.

You can request a copy of your sacramental records by using our certificate request form.

To request an appointment with one of the priests, call the Parish Office at 609-924-1743.

The OCIA (Order of Christian Initiation of Adults) is the process for any adult seeking to become Catholic. This process is ongoing and is designed to meet an inquirer wherever they are in their faith life, journeying with them from initial questioning to a deeper commitment that leads to the celebration of the Sacraments of Initiation.

Our staff and parishioners will gladly meet with those wishing to reconnect with the Catholic Church to answer questions and address doubts, hurts, or fears. We are here to welcome you and listen. For more information, contact our parish office at 609-924-1743.

Yes. The Diocese of Trenton recognizes only three paths for religious education within St. Paul Parish: 

1. Sunday PREP (Grades K–8, offered in English and Spanish)

2. Summer Academy (Grades 3–8)

3. Enrollment at St. Paul School (PreK–8)