Six ways Catholic students can grow closer to Mary
As the feasts of Our Lady of Sorrows and Our Lady of the Rosary approach, students have a unique opportunity to deepen their connection with their Heavenly Mother.
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As holy men and holy women, we are all called to be saints
We Catholics believe that every human being is made in the image and likeness of God, and all of us—no matter who we are or what our personal history may be—are called to be holy.
After almost five long years, Franklin Lakes church has risen from the ashes
The Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Franklin Lakes will be consecrated to God on Tuesday, Sept. 17, at 6 p.m. The parishioners and Father John Job, the pastor, … Learn More
Why we celebrate the Feast of the Holy Cross and how St. Helena discovered it
On Sept. 14, the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, honoring the Cross on which Jesus was crucified, is observed. The feast commemorates St. Helena’s discovery of the … Learn More
Archdiocese of Newark commemorates the 23rd anniversary of Sept. 11
The faithful came together on Sept. 11 for memorial Masses, prayer services, and moments of silence to honor the victims and heroes of the tragic day.
Bishop Williams is formally welcomed to NJ with Mass of Welcome
Cardinal Tobin and Archdiocese of Newark Auxiliary Bishops are among those welcoming Camden’s new bishop.
End of summer Feast Days Around the Archdiocese of Newark (Photos)
Parishes throughout the Archdiocese of Newark celebrated their feast days with Mass, processions, and plenty of family fun.
Surviving 9/11 attacks left ‘no questions about the reality of God,’ says deacon
Deacon Paul Carris of the Archdiocese of Newark, N.J., recalls how faith got him through.
Archdiocese students head back to school (Photos)
Students celebrate the new school year with joyful back-to-school Masses and heartwarming Blessings of Backpacks.
New leadership joins Office of Schools: A conversation with Jaclyn Pilat
Pilat shares insights on Catholic education, current challenges, and her vision for the future of elementary schools in the Archdiocese.