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Local
pilgrims pay respects to the pope
By
Brian Fores
AREA—As people from many faiths and cultures mourned the death
of Pope John Paul II, pilgrims from around the globe journeyed to
Rome the first week in April to say goodbye to a spiritual father.
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Poles
remember one of their own
By Ward Miele
NEWARK–Members of the Polish community from the Archdiocese
of Newark and beyond filled the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred
Heart to mourn one of their own.
The Mass, entirely in the Polish language, was celebrated Sunday
evening, April 10 by retired Msgr. Jozef Marjanczyk. Proceeds of
the collection were sent to the John Paul II Foundation in Rome.
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What's
the Matter?
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Msgr.
Arnhols |
By
Msgr. Richard J. Arnhols
Today’s Question:
What is the religious significance of the skull cap worn by the pope
and cardinals? – Phil Obiedzinski,
St. Mary Parish, Rutherford.
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Retired
serve Christ in ministering to the poor and less fortunate
AREA—The
Ignatian Lay Volunteer Corps (ILVC) has come to northern and central
New Jersey, tapping into one of our finest resources: the wisdom and
experience of our senior citizens.
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'Show
me the money'
By
Deacon Robert A. Baker, Sr.
We’re skeptical people. We develop faith and trust when
we see results. In the movie Jerry Maguire he was going to
negotiate a football player’s contract. “Show
me the money” was the bottom line.
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Law
school joins effort to make legal system available to all of Haiti
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Father
Jomanas Eustache |
By
Brian Fores
Newark—Patrick E. Hobbs, Dean of Seton Hall Law School, was
joined recently in Haiti by a small group of faculty and students
to help make the legal system more available to the vast majority
of the country’s citizens.
Dean Hobbs first traveled to the impoverished and unstable country
two years ago as part of “The Haiti Rule of Law Project,”
along with three professors and Father Eugene Squeo, J.D, of Assumption
All Saints Parish, Jersey City. This year, the local effort was
expanded to include several students.
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