PARISHES
Polar Plunge planning meeting scheduled
Despite the current Atlantic Ocean water temperature averaging over 70 degrees, plans are already underway to brave the waves of the Atlantic Ocean for next year’s 10th annual Ancient Order of Hibernians Patrick Torphy Division of Middletown Polar Plunge for Catholic Education.
Rising senior represents Griffins at Governor's School
Growing up, Hope Dormer enjoyed watching Star Trek with her family. Initially drawn to one of the android characters in the popular television series, over time her interest shifted towards the programmer who created the android.
Parish responds, helping fire victims in Ocean Township
A dozen families, including members of Mother of Mercy Parish, Asbury Park, lost their homes Aug. 4 in a blaze that destroyed a two-story building at the Twinbrook Village Apartments in Ocean Township.
CYO Summer Camp concludes another successful year
The paints and colored chalk have been stored, books are once again neatly shelved and gym mats have been carefully rolled and stashed as the CYO Mercer County East State Street Center’s Summer Camp Program has completed another successful and fun-filled season in its Trenton facility.
'Being Catholic' to begin in Freehold parish Sept. 16
The Adult Faith Formation Ministry in St. Robert Bellarmine Parish, Freehold, is launching a three-year program entitled, “Being Catholic.”
RCIA series to focus on children of catechetical age
St. Robert Bellarmine Parish, Freehold, is offering a Parish Institute series on the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults process and its adaptation for children of catechetical age.
Georgian Court program will share insight on healing power of grief
Authors and presenters Lo Anne Mayer, Uma Girish and Daniela I. Norris of the International Grief Counsel will share their individual journeys in coping with grief and how they use the gifts of grief to serve the world today at Lakewood's Georgian Court University Sept. 28.
'Bienvenue en France' -- Notre Dame High School students explore France
A cohort of 16 students from Notre Dame High School, Lawrenceville, along with two parents and two chaperones, kicked off their summer touring some of the most famous and treasured sites in France.
'All Good Gifts' -- On Labor Day, works of faithful celebrated with blessing at Mass in Lawrenceville parish
Before the start of morning Mass on Sept. 7, parishioners quietly placed an assortment of unrelated items in the sanctuary of St. Ann Church, Lawrenceville.
Prayer service to commemorate 9/11 anniversary
Lourdes Medical Center of Burlington County, Willingboro, will commemorate the 14th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
St. Anthony's and Lions Club team up for Italian Night fundraiser
“Italian Night” – a joint effort between the Social Concerns Outreach Ministry of St. Anthony of Padua Parish, Red Bank, and the Middletown Lions Club – will take place Sept. 19, from 6 – 10 p.m. in the St. Anthony parish center, 121 Bridge Ave. and Herbert St., Red Bank.
CWOZ retreat scheduled for Oct. 3
Catholic Women of Zion Chapter 1 will hold a retreat day Oct. 3 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in St. William the Abbot Parish, 2740 Lakewood Allenwood Rd., Howell.
Good Counsel Homes banquet to feature Christian comedian Gordon Douglas
Good Counsel Homes-South Jersey, which provides assistance to homeless, pregnant women and their children, will observe its fourth anniversary during its annual fundraising banquet Oct. 25 from 4 to 8 p.m. in Lucien’s Manor, Berlin.
Anti-bullying initiatives are strong in Notre Dame High School
Notre Dame High School began its anti-bully commitment more than 15 years ago. The campaign originated in the ERASE Club (End Radical Actions Separating Everyone) and has branched out to numerous schools and after school programs.
Series on Mark's Gospel in Lawrenceville
St. Ann Parish, Lawrenceville, will host a series on The Gospel According to Mark, on Wednesday evenings starting Oct. 7.
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