PARISHES
Courtroom-dialogue presentation in Princeton to address apologetics of creation
The origins of the universe will be the topic of a courtroom-style presentation on Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. in the spiritual center of St. Paul Parish, Princeton.
Toms River schools celebrate the saints and warm up for Year of Youth
From the “Quad” in back of Donovan Catholic High School, to the halls of St. Joseph School and the vast church that bears his name, the saints made their presence felt Oct. 12 as more than 1,300 students celebrated a Saint Day/Year of Youth Kick Off.
Burlington school featured on Philly game show
St. Paul School, Burlington, had a unique opportunity Oct. 13 to be participants in a half hour game show, “The Class-HRoom,” on Fox 29 Philadelphia, with students competing against their teachers to answer questions about pop culture and academics.
177 Project brings Holy Hour, concert to Fair Haven Parish
As part of a nationwide initiative of Adoration Artists, the 177 Project is coming to Nativity Parish, Fair Haven, Oct. 28, 6:45 to 9 p.m.
Hightstown parish plans 'Let There Be Health Conference' for November
An awareness that there are many people in the surrounding community who have been ill and are battling many diseases and illnesses was the impetus for St. Anthony of Padua Parish, Hightstown, to offer a “Let There Be Health Conference” planned for Nov. 3 from 1 to 5 p.m.
Barnegat pastor, parishioner recall emotional visit to Uganda
After a 20-hour voyage, which included two flights and a layover in Brussels, travel-wearied Msgr. Kenard Tuzeneu and Ron Vanadia snapped to as 10 voices boomed “Welcome!” – which was followed by loud high-pitched trills, known as ululations, the African manner of voicing deep emotion.“You’d think a celebrity got off that …
Ribbon-cutting for Seeds of Service in Brick set for Oct. 29
All are invited to celebrate the official opening of the community outreach center known as Seeds of Service from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. Oct. 29 at 725 Mantoloking Road, Brick.
Champions for Life Hendricks, Father Padovani celebrated at annual gala
Rachel Hendricks, a mother of five and longtime advocate for the unborn, delivered a call to action to the dozens of teens in the Spring Lake Heights banquet hall Oct. 28. “Our Church needs you, and our communities need you,” she said during the 29th annual Champions for Life awards …
Thanksgiving food drives, holiday meals planned
In recognition and thanksgiving for the blessings God has bestowed, parishes and organizations of the Diocese of Trenton are hosting events and food drives throughout November, extending a helping hand to those in need during this season of gratitude. Click on the link to see a partial listing is below; check …
CBA siblings raise $100K for scholarship to military son
After two Christian Brothers Academy, Lincroft, students – who are also brothers themselves – received a special scholarship to help defray the cost of their tuition, they decided to pay it forward – to the tune of $100,000.
Lincroft school introduces new STEAM Wing
Students and teachers in St. Leo the Great School are using a newly renovated, state-of-the-art STEAM wing, not the type powered by water vapor, but instead a curriculum which highlights the latest in science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics in an interdisciplinary approach to teaching.
Hightstown parish moved to assist Guatemalan volcano victims
When news of the June 3 volcanic catastrophe in Guatemala reached the ears of parishioners in St. Anthony of Padua Parish, Hightstown, their response was a single question: “What can we do to help?”
177 Project brings prayer experience to Fair Haven Parish
The sanctuary in Nativity Church glowed in soft candlelight and the scent of incense permeated as Father James Grogan solemnly placed a monstrance on the altar table.
Plastic pollution the topic for Wayside parish series
St. Anselm Parish, Wayside, will present its second in a monthly series of talks on “Laudato Sí: On Care for Our Common Home,” 2-4 p.m. Nov. 10. The topic will cover “Plastics Pollution – Rethink Disposables.”
GCU's Critical Concerns Week focuses on immigration
Georgian Court University, Lakewood, will mark its 12th annual Critical Concerns Week Nov. 5-8 with a slate of events focusing on the many facets of immigration: the dignity of every person, the need to work for just and humane policies, the root causes of forced emigration and the global impact …
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