SCHOOLS
Parish honors new Holy Father's election by reaching out to the poor
In commemoration of the election of Pope Francis and following the new Holy Father’s example of ministering to the poor, St. Ann Parish, Lawrenceville, held a food drive to benefit outreach agencies that help persons in need on a local level.
Evening of song from opera, stage, screen
“Spotlight! Great Choruses from Opera, Stage & Screen” will be the focus of the Greater South Jersey Chorus as it explores music from various genres with the accompaniment of the Strings of Symphony in C.
Folk choir to present concert of sacred music
The University of Notre Dame Folk Choir will present a concert of sacred music May 21 at 7:30 p.m. in St. Robert Bellarmine Parish, Freehold.
Hair 'cut-a-thons' to benefit Providence House
Throughout the month of May and into June, eight hair salons in Burlington, Camden and Ocean Counties, will cut hair to raise money for Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton, Providence House Domestic Violence Services.
Educator of the Year
Margaret Kane, an English teacher in St. John Vianney High School, Holmdel, was named the school’s Educator of the Year for 2013. The award is determined by votes of the faculty and staff at SJVHS.
In memorium gift to benefit TCA students
When Donna Lazzari was looking find a special way to honor the memory of her parents, George and Margaret Van Horn, she recalled how important the parish of St. Anthony, Hamilton, had been to her family.
Student receives national recognition for literature
Danielle Radeke, a junior in St. John Vianney High School, Holmdel, has received recognition for her writing submissions in the 2013 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards sponsored by the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers.
Sign language class broadens students' experience
Most high school students are eager to learn any new mode of communication and students in Red Bank Catholic High School are no exception. They have a unique opportunity to learn that not all communication requires the latest technology or smart phone.
Glossophobia outbreak prevented
St. Aloysius School, Jackson, is taking strides towards aiding its students to overcome glossophobia, or fear of public speaking, in a series of exercises performed before an audience of their peers.
Students consider career choices
Approximately 20 successful professionals visited the middle school students in St. James School, Red Bank, March 15, to participate in Career Day 2013, an event designed to enlighten our students about the possibilities for their futures.
RBC senior named CUA scholarship recipient
Veronica McCarthy’s favorite childhood memories all seem to revolve around community service, and the Red Bank Catholic High School senior has carried that spirit of serving others to all aspects of her life.
Work Stations
Students in St. Paul School, Burlington, ...
Learning for the Fun of It
McAuley Institute offers classes for seniors 50+ on broad range of topicsThe love of learning and the fun that comes with engaging in college-level courses for sheer enjoyment are among the many reasons local seniors are drawn to the McAuley Institute for Lifelong Learning (MILL) at Georgian Court University, in …
Catholic nurses consider forming local NACN Council
Nursing is a profession that requires skill, compassion and a strong sense of ethics. For Catholic nurses, it’s a profession that also requires grounding in faith.
End of Life Issues-Death with Dignity talk scheduled for June 27
Visitation Parish, Brick, will host a talk on End of Life Issues–Death with Dignity sponsored by the Respect Life Ministry of the Diocese of Trenton June 27 from 1 to 3 p.m. in the auditorium beneath the church at 755 Mantoloking Road.
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