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Pages and Feature Articles Pro-life enrichment day The Respect Life Office and Pro-Life Commission of the Archdiocese of Newark, on M
Pope begins ministry with biblical symbols, signs of universal ministry VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- Although attempts were made to simplify the ceremony, Pope Francis officially inaugurated his ministry as pope and bishop of VATICAN CITY (CNS)—Pope Francis’ papal motto is based on the Gospel account o
Pope chooses silver ring, pallium style in keeping with predecessor
Prayer Cards for the Year of Faith - 2013 VATICAN CITY (CNS)—Saying he no longer has the strength to exercise ministry over the
Physician Assisted Suicide - What is at Stake?
Part of Saint Lucy's Community Center Click link above for Details
Pondering theological questions on birth of Jesus
Pontifical Mission director honors Archbishop Myers as 'ambassador' In acknowledgment of his universal view of the Church and his consistent
Parish in Virginia becomes new home for Vailsburg altar In a very real sense, although Sacred Heart Parish closed three years ago, its spiri
Portrait of a saint illuminates New Evangelization Fall marks the beginning of the global “Year of Faith” celebration for the Catholic
Pilgrimage to the Holy Land; a tradition of spiritual insights Christians have been going on pilgrimages from the very beginning of our faith. E
Pre-planning reduces stress on grieving families The loss of a loved one does not wait for convenience or a time when family m
Precious metals; sacred vessels reflect Judeo-Christian history Sacred vessels have played an important role in the history of the Judeo-Christian
Pope's challenges create a need for faithful support
Priests heed call to serve God
Prep forum weighs complexities of peace and social justice issues WEST ORANGE—“Charity does not exist without justice,” noted Jonathan Lace, t
Pro-Life rally set for April 27 SOUTH ORANGE — The Salesians of Don Bosco are hosting Archbishop John J. Myers celebrated the Palm Sunday Mass at the Cathedral Ba
Pondering sad tale of deadly compassion On Feb. 14 I was greeted with a front-page headline in The Star-Ledger: “By decidi
Prep hosts summit to educate students on poverty, hunger WEST ORANGE — Last month Seton Hall Prep and the Community Food Bank of Hillside held a “Summit on Hunger,” a program designed to engage students, raise awareness on the social and healthcare concerns and explore strategies to deal with the complex issues of poverty and hunger.
Powerhouse team finds its inspiration in a grotto Prayer was an important part of the game plan that saw the Ironmen of Do
Parade puts out call to student artists and scholars
Pondering fulfillment of Christmas promise The promise of the birth of the Messiah came at a time when the people of Go
Parish designated a 'national gem'
Poetic prayers reflect need to connect with God
Priests need training to confront secular humanism
Parishioners, priests prepare to hear sound of revised missal
Prayer, education needed in wake of Norway killings
Planned giving can ease financial worries
Pilgrims prepare for World Youth journey
Panel to study Catholic elementary schools
Pondering gifts of Christ's Body, Blood
Priests, deacons celebrate our diversity
Permanent deacons celebrate diversity as faith brothers NEWARK—Already active for many years in their parish communities and beyond, 35 men from throughout the Archdiocese of Newark will deepen their commitment to God and His people when they are ordained to the permanent diaconate on Saturday, May 21, 10 a.m. at a Mass in the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart. Among the national leaders with the number of ordinandi, across the country the average class is 15, Newark’s Class of 2011 is a diverse and devout brotherhood who have diligently prepared over the past several years to become a deacon.
Pope Benedict beatifies Pope John Paul II
Parishes to mark pope's beatification NEWARK—Parishes throughout the Archdiocese of Newark, which reflect a Polish comm Pope Benedict XVI will celebrate the beatification of his predecessor, an event that’s expected to attract thousands of pilgrims to the Eternal City. According to biographical information provided by the Vatican’s Holy See press office, Pope John Paul II, elected to the papacy Oct. 16, 1978, was born Karol Józef Wojtyla in the Polish town of Wadowice, not far from Krakow, on May 18, 1920. He was the youngest of three children born to Karol Wojtyla and Emilia Kaczorowska.
Plans start percolating for Saint Patrick festivities AREA—The joyful sounds of colorful parades and gala dinner-dances to celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day (March 17) soon will be heard throughout the Archdiocese of Newark.
Archbishop John J. Myers and Susan A. Feeney, Esq., president-elect of the NJ State Bar Association—serving as grand marshal and deputy grand marshal, respectively—will lead the city’s 76th annual Saint Patrick’s Day parade, which will be held on Friday, March 18. For more information, call (973) 746-3280 or visit the parade’s official Web site (www.NewarkParade.org) or facebook.com/NewarkParade.
Pew Cards for the 3rd edition of the Roman Missal
Pilgrimage to Washington D.C. 2010
Pondering Lessons on Respecting Life and Those in Need
Papal Encyclicals Define Spirit of Social Justice
Pro-life Forum Plans to 'Preach What it Practices'
Registration for the seminar is required by Friday, Sept. 24. Registration fee for general admission is $10, while the fee for students and parish pro-life representatives is $5. Call the archdiocesan Respect Life Office, headquartered in Linden at Saint John the Apostle Parish, at (732) 388-8211 for information.
Priesthood Ordination - May 29, 2010
Pope Benedict, Archdiocese Address the Lenten Season
NEWARK-Pope Benedict XVI, in his message for Lent 2010, declared that conversion to Christ gives people the strength to break the bonds of selfishness and work for justice in the world, according to a report by Catholic News Service. “The Christian is moved to contribute to creating just societies where all receive what is necessary to live according to the dignity proper to the human person and where justice is enlivened by love,” the pope said in the message, which was released Feb. 4 at the Vatican.
Pilgrims Lace Boots, Grab Hats and Prepare to 'March for Life' AREA-Catholics throughout the Archdiocese of Newark will join with thousands of people from all corners of the United States to participate in the 37th annual March for Life rally, which will be held in Washington D.C. Jan. 21 and 22. The two-day rally, a national grass-roots effort that involves people of many faiths, is staged each year to protest the Jan. 22, 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion throughout the United States. Jim Sondey, chairman of the archdiocesan Pro-Life commission, who first became involved in the event 20 years ago, said he draws inspiration from the growing number of teenagers and young adults who have joined the ranks.
Parish Gives Gift of Love to Orphans in Guatemala
However, at Most Holy Name Parish in Garfield, Pastor Rev. Msgr. William J. Reilly and several volunteers keep the spiritual essence of the season alive by raising funds for constructing an orphanage in Malacatan, Guatemala. "By giving, we are blessed. The love you get in return is reward enough," Msgr. Reilly explained.
Pondering a Manger in the 'Middle of Time' There are, in my eyes, three moments in time that mark the greatest events in cosmic history. I refer to the universe, the entire limits of space to the very edges of creation. I am speaking of time where it meets infinity. The first moment is what we so easily refer to as the "Big Bang." It is that instant when time began, when an inconceivable sphere (I dare not call it a mass) of energy was created and then exploded into trillions of elements of gas and matter that became the countless galaxies of the heavens. Since there is a law of conservation in nature that says nothing is ever gained or lost, but only transformed, all that existed at the beginning still remains either as energy or as matter.
Priest Retirement Residences and Health Care Costs
Parent's Experiences - A Brief Statement of Needs
Priest unearths lost chapter of Holocaust
Paul reveals insights using light of Gospels
Prayerful study illuminates Saul of Tarsus
Priests Prepare Faithful for Journey to Eternity I am writing this column on a New Jersey Transit bus from Bergenfield to New York City. We priests don't get to travel on buses very often, or, for that matter, have a daily commute to and from work. I'm going to a reunion of cousins for lunch in midtown Manhattan, and, with the bus stop just a half block from the rectory, it beats tolls and parking fees several times over. The proposed expansion of mass transit in Bergen County makes sense as populations increase and roads become increasingly congested.
Perspective on Stalled Urban Scholarship Act Keystone State Educates New Jersey on EITC Program
Purchasing the New Roman Missal
Prestigious Award Helps 'Renew' Sr. Alice's Zest to Serve Others
Pope Benedict XVI Honors 28 in the Archdiocese of Newark Click Here for Press Release
Pondering the Covenant, Temple and Hour of Jesus
Pope's Visit, Olympic Gold Top List of 2008 Highlights
NEWARK-Although the April visit of Pope Benedict XVI to New York will forever distinguish 2008 for the faithful in Archdiocese of Newark and the nation, significant local events during the year inevitably left their mark. The year that just slipped into history was a time when the Church of Newark installed a new auxiliary bishop, Most Rev. Manuel A. Cruz, a native of Cuba. Another auxiliary bishop, Most Rev. David Arias-the first Hispanic auxiliary bishop in New Jersey-joyfully celebrated the 25th anniversary of his episcopal ordination.
Paschal Vigil; readings speak to new life of grace
Prayerful Study Illuminates Saul of Tarsus (Editor's note: the following feature continues The Catholic Advocate's coverage of the "Year of Saint Paul," as proclaimed by Pope Benedict XVI. Previous articles on Saint Paul have appeared in the July 16, June 18 and May 7 editions.) When Saint Paul dictated his letters, could he have imagined that they would be proclaimed throughout the world in a great variety of translations? Could he have dreamed that commentaries on his writings would fill libraries and spark major conflicts over the centuries?
Priest Calls on Telecom Career Skills to Help the Faithful Connect with God Beloved Late Wife Inspired Journey of Fr. Sammarco
Political Extremists Must Not Stifle Faithful Voices of Reason, Freedom 'Indifference' Fuels Tension in Middle East
Preparation for the Sacraments
Pope Taps Archbishop Myers for Pontifical Council Key Position Eyes Application of Canon Law for the Church
Pontiff's Words Echo at Yankee Stadium; Go Forward in Faith
Papal Travelers Follow Trail Blazed by St. Peter
Twelve sailors rowed the pontiff past Spanish, French, and British warships with their yards manned. As the papal party drew near a majestic frigate, cannons roared a 21-gun salute and the papal flag was hoisted to the top of the mainmast.
Proud Memories Mark 'Sterling' Silver Anniversary Community Service Remains Essential for Bishop Arias
Prayers Mark Apparitions at Lourdes
Priest Aims to Build Cultural Connections
Polish Hospitality Greets New Members of Faith Community
Pope to Visit the Big Apple in April 2008
Pilgrims Plan Journey to Visit the Basilica in Washington D.C.
Pope's Book Illuminates Life of Jesus in Gospels
Parishes Report Progress on Pledge Goals as 2007 AAA Campaign Nears Midway Point AREA-The 2007 Archbishop's Annual Appeal (AAA), as it nears the midway point of the campaign, has garnered 2,500 more donors and received $700,000 more in pledges compared with the equivalent period last year. Last year the AAAcampaign registered a final collection of $10 million with a 1-percent increase in the overall number of donors. Pledge Week, which opened the 2007 AAA program, was launched at archdiocesan parishes on Feb. 3 (see The Catholic Advocate, Jan. 24).
Papal Nuncio Honors Teachers at NCEA Forum in Baltimore
Pastoral Ministry with the Deaf
Pastoral Ministry with Persons with Disabilities Click here to view a slide show presentation of the Ordination ceremony for the Archdiocese of Newark, May 2006
Parish Catechetical Ministry Openings
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