A Thanksgiving Message from Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin, C.Ss.R.
Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ, As we gather to celebrate Thanksgiving, let us pause to reflect on the many ways God has blessed and enriched our lives. This time of … Learn More
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Sacred art meets modern memorial: Historic pietà graces cemetery entrance
An interpretation of Michelangelo’s final work, the Rondanini Pietà, now stands outside Gate of Heaven Cemetery in East Hanover.
Mother Cabrini’s legacy endures in New Jersey, inspiring faith and service
From Newark to Kearny, Mother Cabrini’s pioneering spirit left an indelible mark on New Jersey’s Italian immigrant communities. Her work continues to shape the archdiocese’s religious and educational landscape today.
A symphony of faith and remembrance: Memorial Mass honors departed clergy
A Vietnam veteran, a liturgical author, and an advocate for the addicted were among the deceased clergy honored for their dedication to their communities on Nov. 6.
Hundreds of NJ police officers honor fallen heroes at 31st Annual Blue Mass
This year’s Blue Mass paid tribute to 11 deceased law enforcement officers, including nine who died in the line of duty.
Knights of Columbus exceed $100 million in global support for vocations to priesthood, religious life
As Catholics in the U.S. wrap up National Vocation Awareness Week, Nov. 3-9, one of the world’s largest Catholic fraternal organizations announced it has provided more than $100 million to … Learn More
Seton Hall University celebrates investiture of 22nd president
Monsignor Joseph R. Reilly’s appointment marks a return to tradition for Seton Hall, which has had a priest-president 146 years of its 168-year history.
Saints go marchin’ in for uplifting All Saints Day celebration
The Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Franklin Lakes hosted students from the Academy of the Most Blessed Sacrament for its traditional All Saints Day event on Nov. 1.
The Mercy House distributes 600 coats to those in need
Community members also received hats, scarves, gloves, and everything else they will need to stay warm in the winter.
National Vocation Awareness Week invites Catholics to discern God’s call
The 48th annual National Vocation Awareness Week starts Sunday, Nov. 3, inviting Catholics nationwide to reflect on God’s call in their lives. This weeklong celebration, first established in 1976, encourages … Learn More