PARISHES

Knights of Columbus bring Nativity scene to State House

Bishop John M. Smith joined 75 Knights of Columbus, family members and friends to bless the Nativity scene built by the Knights on the lawn of the State House in Trenton, an annual tradition that brings the real meaning of Christmas to the forefront.

CBA climbs aboard the 'Holiday Express'

Christian Brothers Academy, Lincroft, was an unusual flurry of festivity, fun and special friendship Dec. 9 as non-profit musical troupe Holiday Express entertained close to 200 adult clients from Easter Seals Disability Services.

Interfaith discussion to look at environmental stewardship

A panel of religious leaders representing different faith backgrounds will come together in Princeton Jan. 25 to discuss what each of their religions teaches about the importance caring for the environment.

Role of Church seen in defeat of same-sex marriage bill

The Catholic faithful in New Jersey, who spoke loud and clear to their legislators about the importance of preserving the definition of marriage as a union of one man and one woman, clearly made a significant impact when the final votes were cast on the proposed same-sex marriage bill.

Keyport parish at the ready to help Haitian brothers and sisters

Haiti is a country that is very near and dear to the hearts of parishioners of St. Joseph Parish, Keyport, and with great concern they have been keeping close watch as events unfold in the aftermath of the Jan. 12 earthquake.

Taking the 'plunge' for Catholic education

Freezing temperatures, howling winds, icy sand, and the mere thought of brutal breath-stealing ocean water would be enough to deter many from even visiting the beach in January. Conventional wisdom, however, did not stand the test of time or temperature Jan. 10 as 300 people united for a cause charged …

In Asbury Park, a compelling need to help Haiti

In Holy Spirit Parish, Asbury Park, where some 250 Haitian families are coping with the loss of friends and family members back home, the mood has been somber, reflective and prayerful since the 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Jan. 12.

CBA raises $19,500 for Haiti

Christian Brothers Academy, Lincroft, presented a check for $19,500 that students raised for the Haitian relief effort to the Catholic Medical Mission Board Feb. 4.

Unwavering Dedication to Life

On the 37th anniversary of the Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade, concerned citizens from around the country - including hundreds of Catholics from parishes and schools of the Diocese of Trenton - embarked on a journey to the nation's capital to make their voice heard during the annual March …

Life in the Spirit retreat to help families fan spark of faith into flame

The Mother of God Community, a Catholic Charismatic Covenant Community in Monmouth County, will sponsor a Life in the Spirit retreat for families to celebrate the fruits of the Holy Spirit Feb. 19-20 in Mater Dei High School, New Monmouth.

Catholic men to unite for Christ

Catholic men in the diocese will have the opportunity to come together in prayer and worship during the Lenten season at the 13th annual Catholic men’s rally March 6. This year’s gathering, coordinated by the Catholic Men for Jesus Christ, will be held in Trenton Catholic Academy, 175 Leonard Avenue, …

TCA students welcome Gov. Christie during Catholic Schools Week

Students from Trenton Catholic Academy represented the Diocese of Trenton in meeting new governor Chris Christie as part of Catholic Schools Week.

Students put creative talents to work for Haiti

Students in Trenton Catholic Academy at McCorristin Campus, Hamilton, are using their creative energies to help their brothers and sisters in need with the “Houses for Haiti” project.

Bishop Smith named honorary chairman of Catholic Schools Week

Mater Dei High School and St. Mary (Grammar) School, part of St. Mary Parish, New Monmouth, named Bishop John M. Smith their honorary chairperson for Catholic Schools Week and recognized him during a special Mass and luncheon Feb. 2.

Trenton Catholic Academy students welcome bishop, hear from alumni panel

The Upper School at Trenton Catholic Academy, Hamilton, kicked off Catholic Schools Week Feb. 1 with a visit from Bishop John M. Smith and Superintendent of Schools and Secretary of Catholic Education JoAnn Tier.


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