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2026 Bishop's Annual AppealONE IN CHRIST: Called to Love and ServeBackForwardPauseCaption
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Office hours:
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday - 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Tuesday - 10:00 am - 11:00 am -
eucharistic adoration
Eucharistic Adoration takes place on Thursdays from 12:45 pm - 7:00 pm in the Catholic Center Chapel during the Fall and Spring Semester.
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daily gospel Reflections
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church hours:The main sanctuary of St. Peter the Apostle will be closed for personal prayer/worship.
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MASS CARDS:
If you would like to reserve a Mass intention or obtain a Mass card, please contact Kim, at 732-545-6820 x 111 or email kbarton@stpeternewbrunswick.org. Mass intentions will be offered once the stipend fee (s) is received.
PLEASE NOTE: Mass Intention Payments will only be accepted via cash in person, (not in the collection basket), check or Venmo. If paying via check or Venmo, please note it's for a Mass Intention.Thank you.
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History of St. Peter the Apostle: The finest historical archive in the diocese of metuchen
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The first recorded visit of a Catholic priest to New Brunswick occurred in 1825, when a Fr. McDonough who was traveling from New York to Philadelphia stopped to visit a Catholic family here. That same year, Father John Powers, from St. Peter’s Parish in New York City, came and celebrated Mass. He began offering Mass here monthly, first in a private home and then in a large room over a wheelwright’s shop on George Street.
In 1829, the Bishop of New York, John Dubois, sent Father Joseph Schneller to continue the monthly visits to New Brunswick. Bishop Dubois erected Ss. Peter & Paul Parish in 1829, and a simple brick church was built on Bayard Street in New Brunswick in 1831, although not without difficulty. Anti-Catholic sentiment made it necessary for Father Schneller to use creative means to obtain land for the new church. Read more here.
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