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Teamwork
shown on and off court
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The
Lions |
Getting off to a fast start this basketball season with a string
of solid victories, the Lions of St. Leo/Sacred Heart School, Irvington,
have not been sidetracked from goals established by Coach Douglas
Martaian at the start of each hoops campaign
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What's
the Matter?
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Msgr.
Arnhols |
By
Msgr. Richard J. Arnhols
Today’s Question: In [your] Jan. 5 column … [you
mention] faith in God and love of neighbor as the way people achieve
salvation. This is correct. But the Church has always taught, and
still teaches, that Baptism is also necessary for salvation. I’m
curious as to why [you] felt Baptism wasn’t worth a mention.
– Jim McAteer
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Sacred
Heart student bound for the capital
Yohan Perera, a student at Sacred Heart School, Lyndhurst,
will join 200 middle school students from throughout the United States
at the Junior National Young Leaders Conference (JrNYLC) Feb. 19-24,
in Washington, DC
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Continuing
the redemptive work of Jesus Christ
By
David Osborne
We are not passive beneficiaries in this life that God has
entrusted to us. As Christian stewards, we cooperate with
God in our own redemption and in the redemption of others.
We are obliged to be stewards of the Church, teammates and
helpers in continuing the redemptive work of Jesus Christ,
which is the Church’s essential mission.
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State's
bishops reaffirm death penalty opposition
Reiterating the absolute opposition of
the Catholic Bishops of New Jersey to the death penalty, William
F. Bolan Jr., executive director of the New Jersey Catholic Conference
(NJCC), testifying Feb. 4 at a Department of Corrections pubic hearing
in Mercerville, called for “a full and open examination of
the entire system, including the execution process.”
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The
commitment to consecreted life is renewed
By Ward Miele
Priests and Religious from throughout the Archdiocese of Newark
celebrated the joy of their calling at a World Day for Consecrated
Life evening prayer service at the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred
Heart, Newark.
The annual event was instituted by Pope John Paul II in
1997 to pay tribute to Religious men and women worldwide.
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The
'why' of suffering explored
By Brian Fores
How those in the healthcare ministry can better understand and deal
with suffering was explored during a Feb. 1 forum at the Archdiocesan
Center, Newark.
The conference, held under the auspices of the Institute for Pastoral
Care, was the second of three scheduled for those in the healthcare
ministry.
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