DIOCESE
Plenary indulgence offered for those taking part in March for Life celebrations
In a letter sent to all U.S. bishops Dec. 20, Cardinal Donald Wuerl of the Archdiocese of Washington and Bishop Michael F. Burbidge of the Diocese of Arlington announced on behalf of the Holy See that a plenary indulgence can be obtained under certain conditions and with specific intentions by …
Chancery office closed, WYD meeting postponed due to predicted snowstorm
Due to the impending Winter Storm, the Diocesan Chancery offices in Lawrenceville will be closed Thursday, Jan. 4.
March for Life events in Freehold, Trenton, Washington promote pro-life stance
Faithful of the Diocese of Trenton will have numerous opportunities to be part of the 45th annual March for Life, the world’s largest pro-life demonstration, through Masses and other events being held within the Diocese as well as the march Jan. 19 in Washington, D.C.Under the theme “Love Saves Lives,” …
A list of local parishes, KOC Councils sending buses to March for Life
Pilgrims from across the Diocese of Trenton will participate Jan. 19 in the 45th annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., departing on buses from various locations. The following parishes and Knights of Columbus Councils are chartering buses to the March for Life.
Catholic youth from across the Diocese look forward to March for Life
Among the tens of thousands heading to the nation’s capital for the 45th annual March for Life will be high school students from the Diocese of Trenton on a mission – to give witness to the dignity of human life from conception until natural death.
Chancery offices remain closed Friday
Due to concerns about road conditions and travel safety after the snowstorm Jan. 4 that dumped nearly 20 inches across parts of the state, the Chancery offices will remain closed Friday, Jan. 5.
Utility, food, housing a concern around Diocese as cold weather settles in
Just four days into 2018, winter storm Grayson dug in its heels and walloped the eastern seaboard with frigid temperatures, fierce winds and snow ranging from 6 to 18 inches throughout New Jersey, forcing schools, offices, stores and churches to close.
Audits confirm Diocese's compliance in child protection, financial stewardship
Two recently completed audits confirm the Diocese’s compliance in its work to keep children safe and to exert vigilant stewardship over financial resources. Joseph Bianchi, executive director of the Diocese’s Office of Child and Youth Protection, explained, “The Diocese of Trenton successfully completed an on-site audit in November and was …
Formation Day planned for catechists Feb. 3
The diocesan Department of Catechesis will sponsor a Formation Day program Feb. 3, 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in St. Robert Bellarmine Co-Cathedral, Freehold.
Year In Review highlights milestones in Diocese in 2017
The last year brought a range of highs and lows around the world and in the Diocese of Trenton. Epic disasters devastated vast areas in the southern and western United States, Central America and the Caribbean, yet the generosity of the Catholic community has been unyielding. Even as hatred, racism and …
Chancery Closed Jan. 15
The Diocesan Chancery and Monitor offices in Lawrenceville will be closed Monday, Jan. 15 in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Day.
January installment of 'The Shepherd's Voice' available
A busy January Church calendar is the main focus in the January installment of “The Shepherd’s Voice,” Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M.’s hour-long, monthly radio program and video produced by Domestic Church Media.
OUR DIOCESE TODAY: Mass in Co-Cathedral on eve of March for Life to be live streamed; Bishop urges flock to defend 'most fundamental human right'
The diocesan family will gather Jan. 18 in St. Robert Bellarmine Co-Cathedral, Freehold, for a special Preparatory Mass to pray for a renewed respect and protection for life at all its stages. Celebrated by Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M., and concelebrated by Msgr. Sam Sirianni, Co-Cathedral rector, the 7 p.m. …
Diocese's faithful march for life, share personal stories
In previous years, participants in the annual March for Life showcased their tenacious commitment to the pro-life cause by steadfastly bracing wind, sleet and snow on behalf of the unborn. This year in Washington, temperatures in the high 40s helped marchers feel a little less frigid – but no less …
One eve of March for Life, Bishop gathers diocesan family in prayer for life
On Jan. 18, hours before more than 1,000 representatives from the Diocese’s parishes and schools were due to depart for Washington and the annual March for Life, scores of faithful gathered with Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M., in St. Robert Bellarmine Co-Cathedral, Freehold, to bid them Godspeed.
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