January 15 at 6:30pm

Join the Little Flower Men's Group for an evening of fellowship at Clemente's Pizzeria & Cafe Italiano. Meet in the former Strega restaurant space . Buy your own pizza or meal at the Clemente's counter and bring your own beer or wine. RSVP here 

January 23 at 10 am 

Music, Scripture and discussion to support you on your grief journey. Facilitated by experienced bereavement facilitators. RSVP requested, but not required. Questions: e-mail bereavement.lf@gmail.com

January 23 and February 27 at 7 pm

"Finding Resilience through Your Grief"

Coping Skills, Resources and Support.

RSVP to eternalbonds.lf@gmail.com or Dan Grossano 908-464-1585

January 25 and February 26

"Bring your family bibles to Mass for a special blessing. 

Don't have a bible? Buy one here and bring it to Mass!

January 26 at 5 pm - Mount Carmel Hall

Contact Jose Montero to sign-up josergomezmontero@hotmail.com

Sponsored by the Men's Ministry

Mondays, January 27 - March 17

4:30 - 6pm

RSVP here

All weekend Masses February 1st and 2nd

Daily Mass February 3rd

February 7th at 6pm

6-8 pm
$40 per family - includes pizza, snacks, drinks and one bingo card per family member
More cards will be available for purchase (cash only)

Register here

Sponsored by the Heights Kindness Team

With Debra Karrat - Founder of Heels to Laces

February 6th at 7:30pm - Parish Center Upper Level

Discuss health, fitness, nutrition, breathing techniques & spirituality

ALL women of the parish are invited, class is limited to 40 sign-up here

The parish is covering the $20 per person fee so join us and start the year right!

Sponsored by the Women's Ministry

March 16th at 1pm

Sponsored by The Community Outreach Ministry

Join us for food, music, and games!

Help plan the party - come to our planning committee meeting on January 16 at 7pm in the parish center lower level - RSVP to Larry at 201-213-8797.

Click here for updates from the Little Flower Food Pantry.

Our food pantry is essential to over 25 families per week who are working poor. While these families work hard, the high cost of living in our area and inflation makes providing for all the needs impossible. Your food donation, which may seem small, is a helping hand in their struggles. We are dangerously low on supplies of:  Canned Soup, Vegetables, Beans (canned and bagged), Fruit, Tuna, Chicken, Chef Boyardee, Chili and Stew.

Rice, Parmalat, Cereal, Oatmeal, Coffee, Tea, Pasta Sauce, Pasta, Peanut Butter, Jelly, Toothpaste, Toothbrush,  Shampoo/Conditioner, Soap, & Deodorant.

Drop off to the pantry located in the church lower level or make a cash donation.​​