SCHOOLS

Saint Gregory the Great places second in Thirty-First Annual Scholastic Olympics

On Nov. 15, Saint Gregory the Great Academy, Hamilton Square, participated in the thirty-first annual Scholastic Olympics hosted by Trenton Catholic Academy.  Six area Catholic elementary schools took part in the competition.  St. Gregory’s placed second overall while six students earned top honors individually. 

Feast day a time for parishes to honor Our Lady of Guadalupe

Amid the flurry of traditional costumes and an abundance of flowers to be presented to the Blessed Virgin Mary as a gift of thanksgiving, hundreds gathered the evening of Dec. 11 in St. Joseph Church, Trenton, and again Dec. 12 in St. Mary of the Assumption Cathedral, Trenton, to celebrate …

Prayer Partners

Second graders from St. Denis School, Manasquan, worked side-by-side with their eighth grade prayer partners on their advent wreath projects.

Team Work

St. Denis School, Manasquan, paired second graders with their eighth grade prayer partners to complete an advent wreath project.

All Smiles

Prayer partners from St. Denis School, Manasquan, are all smiles as they work together on their advent wreath project.

Men's breakfast group hosts Catholic Charities

The Catholic Men’s Breakfast Group, which recently celebrated its 16th year of faith-filled spirituality, education, and bagels with a schmear, played host Dec. 5 in Neptune City to representatives from Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton, to learn how to put the Gospel message into action.

St. Justin Parish is dreaming big for its anniversary

The spotlight will shine on St. Justin the Martyr Parish, Toms River, when it hosts its first spaghetti dinner and show Jan. 5, featuring the talents of Daydreamer Productions, a group of talented teens and young adults voted ‘Best of the Best” by the Asbury Park Readers Choice awards last …

Monsignor Donovan hosts academic challenge

While many high school students used their Thanksgiving break to visit family, eat holiday leftovers, catch up on much needed sleep and homework assignments, and brave the Black Friday crowds, some students in the diocese were undoubtedly preparing for the Academic Challenge hosted by Monsignor Donovan High School, Toms River. 

Not What You Think

Recently students in the fifth grade class in St. Raphael School, Hamilton, dissected owl pellets – the undigested prey consumed by an owl, usually consisting of teeth, bones, claws, feathers and fur, compressed in the gizzard and stored in a pouch in the stomach.

Sweet Science

Trenton Catholic Academy’s Pre-K 3 class learned the alphabet, science and making dessert in one delicious lesson.

Beautiful Bounty

Gaily-wrapped presents and shiny new bicycles line the hallways of Stuart Country Day School of the Sacred Heart, Princeton, Dec. 17, in preparation for their trip to Martin House in Trenton. 

A Flick of Faith

In honor of Advent, students and teachers in the religious education program in St. Benedict Parish, Holmdel, held class at the movie theater.

EXPANDED: Formed in Faith, Hope, Love

On Epiphany Sunday, St. David the King opens 25th year anniversary Before a congregation that filled St. David the King Church to capacity, Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M., spoke of how fitting it was that the West Windsor parish saw the Feast of the Epiphany as the occasion to commence …

A statement of Bishop David M. O'Connell, C.M.

Regarding the establishment of Trinity Hall, an all-girls high school in Monmouth CountyI was approached early in my tenure as Diocesan Bishop to give permission to build an "all-girls Catholic High School" in Monmouth County. This was not the first time such a request was made of the Diocese although …

EXPANDED: 'Taking The Plunge' for Catholic Education

Over 500 supporters of Catholic education charged into the frigid 40 degree ocean waters in Sea Bright, Jan. 13, for the annual and entertaining tradition known as the Ancient Order of Hibernians ‘Polar Bear Plunge.’


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