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Emergency
medical services honored
By Ward Miele
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Emergency Medical Services personnel filled the Cathedral
Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Newark. |
Members of the Emergency Medical Service throughout the Archdiocese
of Newark filled the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart on Divine
Mercy Sunday for the inaugural Mass in honor of their life-saving
profession.
Msgr. Richard J. Arnhols, Vicar for Pastoral Services, celebrated
the Mass on a beautiful early spring afternoon.
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New
president at Cathedral Healthcare
Louis P. Amato, who has managed and overseen some of the largest
and best know medical centers in New Jersey, is the new president
of the Cathedral Healthcare System.
Amato comes to Cathedral Healthcare after 16 years with Solaris
Healthcare Systems.
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of a parish become Stewardship reality
By Andrew Kaczyniski
Taking ownership in a parish and living out the message of Stewardship
go hand in hand. That’s what the parishioners at the Church
of the Annunciation, Paramus, are finding out firsthand.
In 1997, long before the concept of Stewardship was introduced to
all parishes in the Archdiocese of Newark, Pastor Father Michael
Sheehan, in a survey asked his parishioners, “What are your
dreams for our parish?” The answers were tallied, and the
top five became the focus and mission of the parish and his ministry
there.
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Book
will detail Archdiocese's 150 years
A comprehensive look back on 150 years of the Church of Newark will
soon be available in a full-color hard cover book.
As part of this year’s Sesquicentennial celebration, international
publisher Editions DuSigne was commissioned to prepare the comprehensive
history.
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Prison
Ministry is a special calling
By
Liesl Fores
It is perhaps one of our most challenging ministries, but the prison
ministry of the Archdiocese of Newark also involves a special calling.
“When we visit the prisons, we are visitors of Jesus. These
are the ‘throw-away’ people that no one wants anything
to do with. People involved in the ministry have grown in numbers,
by the grace of God, and are totally dedicated to serving those
in prison,” asserted Deacon David Loman, Prison Ministry Director.
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