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In midst of pandemic, missionaries are still called to do God’s work, faithful hear

On the day in which faithful around the world were called to remember the works of those serving in mission territories, ...
Think of your blessings, Bishop preaches in Catholic Schools Mass video

Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M., celebrated the annual Catholic Schools Mass via video recording this year, which was posted for viewing at midnight Oct. 15.
In person or online, open houses geared to give families the full high school experience

Catholic high schools in the Diocese of Trenton have been working diligently to ensure that their annual open houses – whether in person or online – convey a crucial message.
Annual Open House guide features Catholic high schools from around the Diocese

The October issue of The Monitor Magazine includes a High School Open House section highlighting Catholic secondary education in the Diocese of Trenton. The section arrives just in time as eighth grade students begin the process of selecting their high school.
Bishop to celebrate Catholic Schools Mass via video available Oct. 15

Each fall for nearly 10 years, Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M., has brought Catholic school students from around the Diocese together for the annual Catholic School Mass.
Mater Dei seniors address U.N. panel to promote peace

Primatologist Jane Goodall has advice for young people wanting to make a change in the world: Ask yourself, “What am I passionate about?”
CBA moves to online instruction after reported cases of COVID-19

Students of Christian Brothers Academy, Lincroft, have moved to an online-only learning platform after three students tested positive for COVID-19.
Donovan Catholic’s new athletic training facility opens with Bishop’s blessing

The days of weight training, strengthening and conditioning in the confined quarters under Donovan Catholic’s gym are a thing of the past.
Pope prays for young people as school year begins amid pandemic

In a letter to people participating in a virtual Marian pilgrimage, Pope Francis offered words of encouragement to families struggling amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Students, teachers optimistic for new school year

“Starting school in the midst of a pandemic is meaningful because we are all trying to make the best of this difficult situation,” said eighth-grader Alaina Staab, of St. Joan of Arc School, Marlton.
Villa Victoria’s math team garners top honor in national contest

When Ann Conway-Konzelman began the VIL²A BE²S math team in Villa Victoria Academy nearly 30 years ago, she did so with a specific vision in mind ...
Sister McNamee, 'one of the giants in Catholic education,' dies at 89

Sister Catherine McNamee, a Sister of St. Joseph of Carondelet and longtime Catholic educational leader, died Aug. 30 at the age of 89.
Students begin returning to schools across Diocese

It was all smiles in St. Ann School as students, faculty and staff returned to school Sept. 1.
Catholic schools, parishes help nonprofits collect school supplies for students in-need

Supplies such as pencils, pens, highlighters and notebooks have always been a sign that a new school year is around the corner. This year is no different – even if back to school is in-person, online or a hybrid of the two.
Update: Diocese's requirements for schools to begin in-person learning

As guidance from public health authorities continues to be refined about the return to in-person learning during COVID-19, the Diocese’s Department of Catholic Schools has issued an updated and detailed list of requirements for diocesan and parish Catholic schools in Burlington, Mercer, Monmouth and Ocean Counties.
Bishop thanks former diocesan schools superintendent for dedication

JoAnn Tier may have retired from her role as diocesan superintendent of Catholic Schools, but the Diocese’s shepherd wanted to ensure that her dedication would not be forgotten.
Immaculata University adds track in supply chain management

With supply chain issues spotlighted in the news recently, the importance of highly qualified professionals has never been greater.
COVID-19 changes campus classes, dining halls, dorms and maybe fees

The fall semester at Catholic colleges and universities around the country will look and feel very different.
Advisory from the Diocese of Trenton regarding the return to school

Since it became clear this past spring that the coronavirus risk would still be a factor as our Catholic schools prepare to return to the classroom, a comprehensive planning process was set in motion that sought, above all, to protect the health and safety of students, faculty, staff and families at large.
Catholic schools welcome new principals
COVID funding to help bridge ‘digital divide’ in schools

For students across the nation, the pandemic has highlighted what has been dubbed the “digital divide” – the technology gap experienced by those who either do not have access to the internet from home or do not have a device with which to connect to attend virtual classes.
Bright Futures Ahead

Catholic schools throughout the Diocese of Trenton held in-person, socially distanced outdoor graduations throughout July as COVID-19 restrictions allowed for larger gatherings.
Back to school plans take shape as COVID-19 data, recommendations shift daily

As students return to classes this fall, the coronavirus has undoubtedly changed what that experience will look like, making this annual reunion one of unprecedented transformation.
Pandemic offers opportunity of ‘renaissance’ for Catholic education

Safety and health are of utmost concern for staff and students returning to classrooms across the globe during the pandemic, whether in a...
Greetings from new diocesan Catholic schools superintendent

I am so very happy to introduce myself. My name is Vincent de Paul Schmidt, and I am honored to have been named the superintendent of Catholic schools for the Diocese of Trenton by Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M.

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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.