About St. Dominic · Brick, New Jersey
Saint Dominic Parish is a Roman Catholic community in Brick, New Jersey, dedicated to contemplation and evangelization under its motto, "Contemplare et contemplata aliis tradere" ("To contemplate and to share with others the fruits of that contemplation"). The parish church is the Diocesan Shrine of St. Carlo Acutis, welcoming pilgrims to venerate a first-class relic of the young saint. It is also designated by the Diocese of Trenton as a parish for the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite, drawing faithful from across the region for the traditional Latin Mass. With a lively sacramental life and strong online presence, St. Dominic offers both in-person and live-streamed Sunday worship.
- Patron
- Saint Dominic
- Rector
- Rev. Brian Patrick Woodrow
- Diocese
- Diocese of Trenton
Why belong here
St. Dominic Parish is a spiritual home for those drawn to Eucharistic devotion—especially through the Diocesan Shrine of St. Carlo Acutis—and for those seeking the beauty of the Extraordinary Form of the Mass within the Diocese of Trenton. Its active clergy, live-streamed Sunday Mass, and pilgrim-friendly shrine make it a welcoming community for traditional and contemporary Catholics alike.
Mass times at St. Dominic
Weekly Mass schedule
Diocesan Shrine of St. Carlo Acutis
St. Dominic Church houses the Diocese of Trenton's shrine to St. Carlo Acutis. The shrine, dedicated by Bishop David M. O'Connell, contains a first-class relic of the saint and is open daily for devotion and veneration.
Clergy and Leadership
The parish is led by Pastor Rev. Brian Patrick Woodrow, who is assisted by three parochial vicars.
- Rev. Brian Patrick Woodrow — Pastor
- Rev. Joseph Gnarackatt — Parochial Vicar
- Rev. Marian Kokorzycki — Parochial Vicar
- Rev. Carlo Calisin — Parochial Vicar
Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite
St. Dominic Parish is listed by the Diocese of Trenton as a parish where the Extraordinary Form (pre-1962 Latin Mass) is celebrated, serving Catholics throughout the diocese who are drawn to this liturgical tradition.