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Evangelizaton
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By Liesl Fores
NEWARK- The fervor of evangelization is sweeping the Archdiocese
of Newark.
For two nights this month, pastors, parish staff and ministry leaders
gathered at the Archdiocesan Center to learn about programs that
will help them spread the Gospel to fellow parishioners as well
as those who have fallen away from the Church. Sessions were held
in both English and Spanish.
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Hope,
faith in the Lord essential for faith-filled children
By Lisa Haddock
Caldwell- How can Catholic parents and grandparents
raise good, faith-filled children in a society opposed to Christian
values?
Hope and faith in the Lord are the keys.
Archbishop John J. Myers and educational consultant James B. Stenson
delivered this encouraging message at the Day of Reflection sponsored
by the Women’s Commission of the Archdiocese of Newark. “The
Light of Hope: Christ’s Divine Promise for the Future”
was the theme of the event, held March 12 at St. Aloysius Parish,
Caldwell.
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Sites
throughout the Archdiocese to host Divine Mercy Novena
AREA- An annual Divine Mercy Novena will take place Friday, March
25 through Saturday, April 2 in the Archdiocese of Newark.
The second Sunday of Easter is Divine Mercy Sunday. A service
will be held on April 3, at 2 p.m. at St. Paul Parish, Ramsey.
Divine Mercy Sunday was established by the pope at the cannonization
of St. Maria Faustina on April 30, 2000, and then officially decreed
by the Vatican.
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What's
the Matter?
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Msgr.
Arnhols |
By
Msgr. Richard J. Arnhols
Today’s Question:
On Good Friday, isn’t it appropriate
to refrain from watching TV or listening to radio music out of respect
for the Passion and Death of Our Lord Jesus Christ?
– Patrick J. Murphy, Newark.
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Eighth
grade assessment results analyzed
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Brother
Ralph addresses archdiocesan educators. |
By
Ward Miele
Newark-
Principals and eighth grade teachers met recently at the Archdiocesan
Center for an analysis of their eighth grade students’ performance
in the annual Cooperative Admissions Entrance Examination (COOP).
The gathering was sponsored by the Archdiocese of Newark and Diocese
of Paterson.
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'Let
go, let God' more difficult than it sounds
By
Deacon Robert A. Baker, Sr.
These four words are so easy to say but so difficult to practice.
We live in a society where we are judged by what we own, our
financial status and the amount of influence we have over
others.
The so-called “little people” get no respect and
often go about their lives unnoticed. I’m one of those
“little people” and proud of it. I have experienced
a time in my life when I was not a member of the “little
people” but a member of “society.”
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Youths
rally for life
By
Brian Fores
SOUTH ORANGE– The Salesians of Don Bosco hosted the second
annual Pro-Life Youth Rally at Seton Hall University earlier this
month. Some 700 teenagers from high schools throughout the Archdiocese
of Newark and the surrounding dioceses attended the event.
Crispin, a seven-piece musical group which bills itself as the
“Catholic funk band,” got the morning off to a lively
start with rousing versions of When the Saints Came Marching In
and Go Tell It On the Mountain.
Daniel diSilva, lead singer for Crispin, was the keynote speaker.
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