Giving thanks and running into the secretary of state

State champs again — The Saint Joseph (Hammonton) Wildcats capped off a perfect 12-0 season with their 19th non-public state ...

Camden Catholic, Cherry Hill, sent the visiting Paul VI football team home with humble pie on Thanksgiving Day, defeating the Haddonfield school 32-7. At left, Paul VI quarterback John Donegan gets off a pass just before he’s knocked down.

Photo by Alan M. Dumoff

Thanksgiving day victory

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Camden Catholic, Cherry Hill, sent the visiting Paul VI football team home with humble pie on Thanksgiving Day, defeating the ...

In a scrimmage Dec. 1, the Gloucester Catholic ice hockey team defeated Bishop Eustace (Pennsauken) 6-3 at the Philadelphia Flyers’ Skate Zone in Pennsauken.

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Scrimmage victory

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In a scrimmage Dec. 1, the Gloucester Catholic ice hockey team defeated Bishop Eustace (Pennsauken) 6-3 at the Philadelphia Flyers’ ...

Fondo para la Jubilación de Religiosos

by Bishop Dennis J. Sullivan

December 7, 2017

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Estimados amigos en Cristo: Muy pronto, durante el fin semana Diciembre 9-10, nuestras parroquias llevarán a cabo la colecta del ...

Father Dalton Reyes from Colombia and Father John Jairo Franco Cardenas, of Swedesboro’s Saint Clare of Assisi Parish, lead South Jersey’s Hispanic Catholics in a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal.

Celebrating 50 years of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal

by Peter G. Sánchez, Staff Writer

December 7, 2017

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Father Dalton Reyes from Colombia and Father John Jairo Franco Cardenas, of Swedesboro’s Saint Clare of Assisi Parish, lead South ...

Celebrando 50 años de la Renovación Carismática Católica

by Peter G. Sánchez, Staff Writer

December 7, 2017

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El Padre Dalton Reyes de Colombia y el Padre John Jairo Franco Cárdenas, de la parroquia Santa Clara de Asís ...

Saint Joseph High School, Hammonton, expands its Pathway to College initiative by signing a partnership-agreement that will enable the two institutions to collaborate in academic and college preparation opportunities. The partnership includes guaranteed admissions for qualified SJHS students, Partnership Scholarships exclusive for qualifying SJHS students with a maximum award of $64,000, dual-credit courses, grant funding opportunities, peer mentoring, and internships. Pictured from left are Dillon Kramer (SJHS Class of 2018), Edward P. Wright (director of undergraduate admissions), Dr. Chris Domes (president, Neumann University), Susan P. Kassab (dean of enrollment management), Father Allain B. Caparas (principal and president, Saint Joseph High School), Louise Fourney (director of guidance, SJHS) and Carina Barse (SJHS Class of 2018).

Neumann University partnership

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Saint Joseph High School, Hammonton, expands its Pathway to College initiative by signing a partnership-agreement that will enable the two ...

Sister Mary Palance, who taught in Hammonton, dies

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December 7, 2017

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Sister Mary Palance, MPF, 95, former teacher at Saint Joseph Elementary School in Hammonton, died Nov. 15 at Saint Joseph ...

The plight of the Chaldean Catholic Church

by Father Joseph D. Wallace

December 7, 2017

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Pope Francis recently met with representatives from the Chaldean Church encouraging them to be vehicles to peace and unity in ...