Students wish Cardinal Tobin a happy Thanksgiving with handmade cards
Families received partial scholarships to attend Catholic schools.
Author: Sean Quinn
La Arquidiócesis distribuirá una cantidad récord de pavos para personas necesitadas
Más de 300 pavos y guarniciones se entregarán en 3 ubicaciones de Mercy House Mercy House, un centro de recursos y referencia de la Arquidiócesis de Newark, distribuirá un récord … Learn More
Archdiocese to distribute record number of turkeys for people in need
300+ turkeys, side dishes to be given at 3 Mercy House locations
Archdiocese opens Elizabeth Mercy House to help people in need (Photos)
Expands mission to provide clothes, food, and emotional support and healing in a faith-filled environment.
Archdiocese of Newark distributes nearly 300 free coats to locals, migrants in need (Photos)
‘We’ve seen children come in with no coats during the winter.’
Filipino priests, Vatican U.N. rep to unite in Newark for monumental gathering
370 Filipino Catholic priests from throughout the U.S. will converge on Newark’s Cathedral Basilica on Oct. 26.
Bishop Studerus has homecoming in Orange for parish’s ‘wonderful’ 150th anniversary celebration
Our Lady of the Valley Parish in Orange commemorated its 150th anniversary with a week’s worth of celebrations that culminated in a bilingual Mass with Archdiocese of Newark Auxiliary Bishop Gregory … Learn More
Wallington parish’s ‘superheroes’ devote life to helping those in need
Phil Stafford quit his job to become Superman — at least, that’s what the thousands of people he helps each week call him. Though he was making good money as … Learn More
Arquidiócesis de Newark ofrece diversos servicios para ayudar a migrantes y refugiados en medio de la crisis (Semana de la Migración)
La Arquidiócesis de Newark, con la Iglesia Católica conmemorando su Día Mundial del Migrante y el Refugiado el domingo 24 de septiembre y la Conferencia de Obispos Católicos de Estados … Learn More
9/11 hero found relationship with Christ after tragedy, now helps others as deacon
Paul Carris had just gotten off the phone with his manager when he heard a loud roar, then felt an impact that rocked his building on Sept. 11, 2001.