What does St. Patrick have to do with educating inner-city kids?
Sometime in the 5th century, a young Roman citizen named Patrick was captured by raiders and carried to an island far from his home. During six long years of captivity, … Learn More
Sometime in the 5th century, a young Roman citizen named Patrick was captured by raiders and carried to an island far from his home. During six long years of captivity, … Learn More
More than 530 spectators enjoyed three fast-paced games featuring some of New Jersey’s most talented high school basketball players.
Children sang and danced to classic Christmas carols in addition to interviewing Cardinal Tobin during SFIC’s holiday tradition Dec. 4.
Recipients of the Archdiocese of Newark’s “We Are Living Stones” Scholarship offered heartfelt drawings and messages of thanks to Cardinal Tobin.
Funds will be used to provide partial tuition assistance scholarships for underprivileged students attending the Archdiocese of Newark Catholic schools
Pre-St. Patrick’s Day gathering featured Irish stepdancers, music, and delicacies.
Almost 600 spectators come out to cheer on the teams.
Young scholarship recipients sang, danced, and asked Cardinal Tobin holiday-themed questions.
Families received partial scholarships to attend Catholic schools.
The night was planned to highlight the good work of the scholarship fund and to inspire students.