In the modern world, slowing down is not considered a virtue. If anything, we’re speeding up. We want everything faster, easier, and more conveniently. Everything slow and inefficient must be … Learn More
The Archdiocese of Newark has been made aware of an email account impersonating Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin, C.Ss.R. Please be advised that Cardinal Tobin and the Archdiocese will never request … Learn More
A recent study by FADICA (Foundations and Donors Interested in Catholic Activities), a consortium of Catholic funders, focused on parish vitality and identified specific characteristics that contribute to parish vitality. … Learn More
As the choice of a bishop potentially can guide and shape the journey of a given diocese or archdiocese for sometimes decades at a time, the nomination and appointment of … Learn More
Have you heard of the word “indulgence” but aren’t exactly sure what it means? You’re not alone. Indulgences come with a lot of baggage. Many people — even some Catholics — consider indulgences a medieval error … Learn More
Editor’s note: Every week during Lent, Jersey Catholic will feature a recipe perfect for Meatless Fridays submitted by Archdiocesan staff. This week’s recipe is submitted by Jennifer Behnke, Associate Director … Learn More
Editor’s note: Every week during Lent, Jersey Catholic will feature a recipe perfect for Meatless Fridays submitted by Archdiocesan staff. This week’s recipe is submitted by Anne Masters, Director of … Learn More
Editor’s note: This recipe was submitted by Samantha Cappuccino, from the Office of Vocations, and adapted from the New York Times. INGREDIENTS: INSTRUCTIONS: Place an oven rack as close to the … Learn More
Editor’s note: Every week during Lent, Jersey Catholic will feature a recipe perfect for Meatless Fridays submitted by Archdiocesan staff. This week’s recipe is submitted by Elana Torres, part of the … Learn More
Editor’s note: Every week during Lent, Jersey Catholic will feature a recipe perfect for Meatless Fridays submitted by Archdiocesan staff. This recipe was submitted by Sister Patricia M. Wormann O.P., the Office of Delegate … Learn More
