We begin again

January 15, 2025 at 4:08 p.m.


Much like the beginnings that so often characterize a new year, we start anew as a people of faith in this Jubilee Year. The January issue of The Monitor Magazine features content dedicated to this special time in which the Church calls us to be “Pilgrims of Hope” and engage in ways that will help to bring about the real and meaningful changes for which Jubilees are known.

We hope that you will read about the proposals laid out by Pope Francis to lift up the ideals of Jubilee – to seek justice, mercy and peace through such actions as forgiving the debt of poor nations, eradicating the death penalty, diverting funds from military weapons to address hunger, and more. Likewise, Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M., in concert with prelates and dioceses around the world, has invited us to celebrate the Jubilee Year and build up this local Church. There is so much that we can do both as members of this faith community and individual believers.

Here are other highlights in this new edition:
BREAKING NEWS COVERAGE: Catholic response to the devastating wildfires in southern California; Parishes remember local man killed in New Orleans and State Police officer who was a 9-11 responder
SEASONS & CELEBRATIONS: Photos, reporting and reflections on Advent and Christmas in our parishes and schools; PLUS A LOOK BACK at some of the major events of 2024
DIOCESAN RECAP: Sensory-sensitive Mass celebrated in Freehold; Annual Christmas seminarian gathering; Msgr. Dermond feted
RESPECT LIFE: Diocese plans Standing Together for Life Mass and Expo; Infant burial program supports grieving families
YOUTH NEWS: Life Teen retreat held in Middletown, Diocese prepares for DYC; St. James finds success with Pop Warner football program

ALSO, be sure to check out the advertising spotlight for Catholic Schools Week, which will be observed in the Diocese from Jan. 26 through Feb. 1.

The January print edition has been sent to the mailboxes and inboxes of our subscribers. Not yet a subscriber? Sign up today safely and conveniently by clicking HERE or writing to [email protected].  Or call our Business Desk at (609) 403-7169 for assistance.


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Much like the beginnings that so often characterize a new year, we start anew as a people of faith in this Jubilee Year. The January issue of The Monitor Magazine features content dedicated to this special time in which the Church calls us to be “Pilgrims of Hope” and engage in ways that will help to bring about the real and meaningful changes for which Jubilees are known.

We hope that you will read about the proposals laid out by Pope Francis to lift up the ideals of Jubilee – to seek justice, mercy and peace through such actions as forgiving the debt of poor nations, eradicating the death penalty, diverting funds from military weapons to address hunger, and more. Likewise, Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M., in concert with prelates and dioceses around the world, has invited us to celebrate the Jubilee Year and build up this local Church. There is so much that we can do both as members of this faith community and individual believers.

Here are other highlights in this new edition:
BREAKING NEWS COVERAGE: Catholic response to the devastating wildfires in southern California; Parishes remember local man killed in New Orleans and State Police officer who was a 9-11 responder
SEASONS & CELEBRATIONS: Photos, reporting and reflections on Advent and Christmas in our parishes and schools; PLUS A LOOK BACK at some of the major events of 2024
DIOCESAN RECAP: Sensory-sensitive Mass celebrated in Freehold; Annual Christmas seminarian gathering; Msgr. Dermond feted
RESPECT LIFE: Diocese plans Standing Together for Life Mass and Expo; Infant burial program supports grieving families
YOUTH NEWS: Life Teen retreat held in Middletown, Diocese prepares for DYC; St. James finds success with Pop Warner football program

ALSO, be sure to check out the advertising spotlight for Catholic Schools Week, which will be observed in the Diocese from Jan. 26 through Feb. 1.

The January print edition has been sent to the mailboxes and inboxes of our subscribers. Not yet a subscriber? Sign up today safely and conveniently by clicking HERE or writing to [email protected].  Or call our Business Desk at (609) 403-7169 for assistance.

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