PARISHES
Free fall screening scheduled in St. Aloysius
St. Aloysius Parish Health Care Ministry, Jackson, will sponsor a free fall prevention and screenings program by Kessler Rehabilitation Center. The session will be held Sept. 22 at 7:30 p.m. in the old church.
St. Anthony's, Lions Club team up for 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.
Altar-Rosary Society to hold Regional Mass and breakfast
The Regional Altar-Rosary Society will hold its 11th Regional Mass and breakfast Oct. 17 in Assumption Church, 28 Monmouth Road (Rt. 537), N. Hanover Township.
Washington Monthly names Georgian Court 'Best Bang for the Buck'
For the second consecutive year, Georgian Court University, Lakewood, is ranked as a “Best Bang for the Buck” by editors and researchers at Washington Monthly magazine.
Diocesan schools welcome students, teachers for year of learning and faith formation
Crisp notebooks, newly-sharpened pencils and freshly-decorated classrooms awaited youngsters across the Diocese of Trenton this month as they kicked off another year in Catholic high schools and elementary schools across Burlington, Mercer, Monmouth and Ocean counties.
Transportation issue lingers for St. Veronica School
As the students entered St. Veronica School, Howell on opening day, Joseph Mossa, president of the board of education and Joanne Nelson, guidance counselor and former assistant principal, waited with the principal, Resurrection Sister Cherree for buses to roll in with Howell students on board.
135 Years of Education and Faith
St. Paul School, Princeton, will mark its 135th anniversary of providing Catholic education this year.
Sacred Heart, Riverton, welcomes new pastor
When Father Robert Holtz reflects on what he enjoys most about being a priest, he says it is “being with people in times of great happiness and great sadness,” and being present to support their needs.
'Like Coming Home' -- New All Saints principal sees role in Catholic education as ministry, calling
Kathleen Blazewicz might be starting off the school year in a new building, but she feels right at home.
Italian folklore group to perform at Seaside Heights parish
Italian folklore group to perform at Seaside Heights parishOur Lady of Perpetual Help Parish, Seaside Heights, will host Scialapopolo, an Italian folklore group, during the 10 a.m. Mass Oct. 11 as part of the town’s 24th annual Ocean County Columbus Day Parade and Italian Festival.
Circle of Mercy breakfast to benefit Sisters of Academy of New Jersey
Mercy Center’s Sisters Academy of New Jersey will host its second annual Circle of Mercy Breakfast Oct. 2 in the Sisters Academy gymnasium located at 1416 Springwood Ave., Asbury Park.
Rosarians to gather for annual regional Mass and luncheon Oct 7
St. Peter Altar-Rosary Society, Point Pleasant Beach, will host the 18th annual Regional Mass and luncheon Oct. 7 on the feast day of Our Lady of the Rosary.
'Reboot! Live!' mission set for December in St. Gregory the Great Parish
“This is not a standard parish mission,” warned Andrew Loh of the “Reboot! Live!” event to be held Dec. 2 at 7 p.m. in St. Gregory the Great Parish, Hamilton Square.
Celebrations of Catechetical Sunday recognize contributions, responsibilities of catechists
Parishes throughout the Diocese of Trenton joined Catholic parishes across the country the weekend of Sept. 19-20 in appreciating the many women and men who have responded to the Church’s invitation to serve as teachers of the faith.
Mater Dei Prep: A success story begins new chapter
The Sept. 18 Mass marking the opening of the new school year for Mater Dei Prep, Middletown, was like none other in the school’s more than 50-year history.
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