Parishes find unique ways to celebrate Christmas
With Christmas fast approaching, parishes throughout the Archdiocese of Newark are finding unique ways to bring their congregations together in celebration.
With Christmas fast approaching, parishes throughout the Archdiocese of Newark are finding unique ways to bring their congregations together in celebration.
Churches celebrate the coming of Christ with concerts, nativity plays, Christmas trees lightings, and more.
The Mercy House in Newark distributed nearly 2,000 toys to a record number of families in need during its Fifth Annual Christmas Giveaway on Dec. 16.
The 165-foot steeple standing high atop Queen of Peace Church in North Arlington was lit up for the first time in years during a Nov. 26 re-dedication ceremony.
Catholics processed through the streets and celebrated Mass in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Parishioners from the five local parishes gathered for a tree and creche lighting, caroling, cookies, and hot cocoa.
Free turkeys and the fixings were given to 220 families in need.
St. Michael Church in Cranford commemorated its 150th anniversary with a yearlong celebration.
This year’s Blue Mass honored 15 officers who died in the line of duty.
Schools and faith formation groups celebrated All Saints Day with Masses, fairs, and costume parties.