Bible Scholar Father Villalobos to lead week-long Spanish Bible study (Hispanic Heritage Month)
Bible study will discuss migrants in the Old and New Testament.
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Back-to-school Masses set positive tone for new school year (Photos)
School communities around the Archdiocese gathered in liturgical celebration to kick off the 2024-25 school year.
Archdiocese helps parishes form and grow Parish Pastoral Councils
They are essential to parish life in developing the parish’s mission and planning for the future.
Archdiocese of Newark announces expanded focus, new name for Catechetical office
The Office for Lifelong Faith Formation’s expanded focus includes an enhanced approach to religious education.
Celebrate St. Francis of Assisi receiving the stigmata on Sept. 17
It was 800 years ago that St. Francis received the appearance of the bodily wounds of Christ’s crucifixion.
Nearly 1,000 Hispanic Catholics to celebrate culture, faith in Newark (Hispanic Heritage Month)
Cardinal Tobin will lead the Archdiocese of Newark’s annual Hispanic Heritage Mass on Sept. 20.
From the archives — Hispanic Heritage Month
Members of the Newark Archdiocesan delegation to the Third National Encuentro in Washington pause to show the banner before embarking on the historic meeting on Aug. 21, 1985. The Encuentro … Learn More
Joseph Nuzzi is named president of RENEW International
G. Gregory Tobin, who has served as executive director of the ministry organization for the past three years, will retire in early 2025.
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.
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.