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Parish food banks see increased need during COVID-19

The impact of the coronavirus has definitely had an impact on the number of people in need of basic necessities such as food – so say those who work close with such ministries.
Lakewood marks completion of Faith In Our Future process

While the July 1 merger of St. Mary of the Lake and St. Anthony Claret Parishes marks a “milestone on a long journey,” for Lakewood’s two Catholic parishes, the date is also significant on a diocesan level as it brings the implementation phase of the Faith in Our Future process to a close.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish prepares to serve Lakewood faithful

There’s a lot of positive energy and hopeful comments being shared about the coming together of St. Mary of the Lake and St. Anthony Claret Parishes and what it could mean for the Catholic community in Lakewood.
With care, caution, parishes of Diocese welcome faithful back to in-church Masses

Faithful across the Diocese of Trenton were tearfully grateful to once again receive the Eucharist at Mass after nearly three months away from their parish pews.
Catholic leaders in Diocese condemn Floyd death, discuss division

In the days following George Floyd’s death, protests and calls for racial justice and equality have been taking shape across New Jersey, including throughout the four counties of the Trenton Diocese.
Parishes mark Pentecost with in-car Masses

Parishes including St. Mary of the Lake and St. Anthony Claret, both Lakewood, and St. Leo the Great, Lincroft, were but two from around the Diocese to observe the Solemnity of Pentecost with in-car Masses the weekend of May 30-31.
In letter to parishioners, Seaside Park pastor addresses closing of churches

Some parishioners are expressing their disappointment and even anger that Saint Junipero Serra Parish has not opened its church doors for the celebration of Sunday Eucharist. We have not had public Masses, and we will not do so at this time.
Families flock to weekend in-car Masses

In addition to his priestly vestments, Father Cesar Rubiano wore a fitted facemask March 23 as he greeted each vehicle of parents, grandparents and children that pulled up for the in-car Mass at St. Joachim Church.
Livestream Memorial Day Masses scheduled

In the midst of what will be a very different experience of Memorial Day weekend because of the impact and changes that have been brought about by the COVID-19 global pandemic, several parishes around the Diocese have turned to technology to help parishioners to prayerfully commemorate the American federal holiday
Faithful, priests celebrate first-time gathering for in-car Masses

John Vasturia was one of the first to attend the in-car Masses allowed in the Diocese of Trenton as of May 18.
Brick parish plans weeklong Pentecost Novena

Epiphany Parish, Brick, is planning a daily Pentecost Novena to the Holy Spirit from May 21 to May 29.
Online couples retreat aims to strengthen relationships

An online retreat starting May 20 aims to help couples strengthen their relationship with God and each other.
Pastors, parishioners thankful for return to private prayer in church

Suzy Colon woke up the morning of May 13 grateful in knowing she had somewhere special to be that day.
Brick youth aim to inspire parishioners

"Keep Social Distancing, and Make Room for Jesus.” “Make a Difference, Stay Home Together.” “Be Strong and Stay Safe.”
These are among the messages youth in St. Dominic Parish, Brick, have created to inspire fellow parishioners.
Video birthday greetings, congratulations for Lakewood priest

Father Guilherme Andrino has celebrated two personal events during this time of quarantine – his birthday and the 13th anniversary of his priestly ordination.
Internet video experience unifies Catholic faithful during holiest of weeks

The internet was never so integral to the practice of the faith as during this year’s Holy Week and Easter, and the worldwide quarantine against COVID-19.
Tabernacle, Hightstown parishioners feed the hungry

With COVID-19 pandemic restrictions in place, parishes across the Diocese have been getting creative in their efforts to help others.
Parishes continue with livestreaming schedules for weekend Masses and more

Since public Masses were suspended and churches were shuttered in the Diocese of Trenton due to the coronavirus emergency, a growing number of parishes have moved quickly to set up livestreaming capabilities so that their parishioners could experience Masses and other liturgical and pastoral observances.
Trenton parish works with local farmers to feed those in need

The line stretched down Chestnut Avenue in Trenton’s Chambersburg section as hundreds of people practiced safe social distancing while waiting patiently in line.
Parishes help children celebrate Blessed Mother with May Crownings

Parishes in the Diocese of Trenton are commemorating the Blessed Mother during the month of May in different ways this year due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Holmdel priest takes faithful on virtual tour of parish church

In an effort to continue interaction among the parish community during the coronavirus pandemic, the priests and pastoral team in St. Catharine, Holmdel,have been leading faithful on a virtual tour of their church.
Medford Knights help St. Vincent de Paul conference though food drive

The Medford Council, Knights of Columbus, is doing its part to help others during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Isolated, those on front lines uplifted as priests bring Blessed Sacrament within monstrance

The priests of Mary, Mother of the Church Parish have a practice of visiting the elderly, ill and homebound parishioners every month.
Priests continue innovative shepherding during COVID

With social distancing measures still in place, including the shuttering of all parish churches, priests of the Trenton Diocese continue to find innovative ways to support their flocks and communities.
Diocese’s youth, adults jump into action to help others during COVID-19 pandemic

Chenxi Mark Boa has raised the bar on what it means to be an international student.

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The Diocese of Trenton is committed to the initiatives outlined in the U.S. Bishop’s Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People in regard to the reporting and investigation of sexual abuse allegations involving minors.

If you have been sexually abused as a minor by a member of the clergy or anyone representing the Catholic Church, or if you know of someone who was, you can report that abuse through the diocesan Abuse Hotline.

To report the sexual abuse of minors call our hotline 1-888-296-2965 or email us at abuseline@dioceseoftrenton.org

Please note: The Diocese of Trenton reports any allegations of sexual abuse to the appropriate law enforcement agencies. Anyone with an allegation is also encouraged to provide that information to local law enforcement authorities.