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New Jerseyans urged to push for nonpublic school security funding

by David Karas, Correspondent

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Gloucester Catholic honors mothers, builds bonds

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School visit provides opportunity for blessing for shepherd and students

Students in fourth through eighth grades at Saint Michael the Archangel Regional School in Clayton participated in the National Geographic GeoBee, sponsored by the National Geographic Society. Winner Andrew Gomeringer, seated second from left, has taken the test to qualify for the New Jersey state GeoBee.
Seated from left: Grace Miedel, Gr. 7; Andrew Gomeringer, Gr. 6; Raylen Weaver, Gr. 6. Standing: Zoe Ekimoglou, Gr. 5; Timothy (T.J) Servis, Gr. 5; Megan Foster, Gr. 8; Cristian Pepe, Gr. 8; Makayla Drainville, Gr. 4; Donovan Dunlap, Gr. 7.

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Still different where it counts

February 7, 2020

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The topic: Education and the future of business

February 7, 2020

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CBN of South Jersey February Breakfast

January 31, 2020

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Learn. Serve. Lead. Succeed —

January 30, 2020

As a contestant on “The Price Is Right,” Brian Spencer, a senior at Saint Joseph High School, Hammonton, shows his loyalty to the Philadelphia Eagles.

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Saint Joseph senior told to ‘Come on down!’

January 30, 2020

Third graders Jericho Centeno, Taire Hayes and Genesis Maldonado participate in the Knowledge Bowl at Saint Cecilia School in Pennsauken on Jan. 29, when Bishop Dennis Sullivan visited the school.

Photo by Peter G. Sánchez

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Catholic Schools Week in the diocese

January 30, 2020

Students from Saint John Paul II Regional School in Stratford represented the Diocese of Camden at the Statehouse in Trenton on Jan. 27. The annual statewide gathering is sponsored by the New Jersey Network of Catholic School Families. It brings Catholic school students, administrators, teachers and other school community members together with lawmakers to publicly recognize the value of a Catholic school education. Students are invited to submit a project related to a theme which, for 2020, was “How Do Catholic Schools Use Technology to Solve a Local Community or Global Problem?” John Paul II students presented their work helping the Saint Vincent de Paul Food Bank increase donations, especially at times of the year when supplies may be more limited. Pictured are Sister Rose DiFluri (left), assistant superintendent of Catholic schools for the Diocese of Camden, eighth grade students Ava Borzillo and Emily Monforto, and Saint John Paul II STEM teacher, Danielle Hurd.

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At the Statehouse

January 30, 2020

Dayleen and Dajeleen Rodriguez

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‘Catholic education is priceless,’ parent says/ ‘La educación católica no tiene precio’

January 30, 2020

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Catholic Schools Week 2020 – A Special Supplement to the Catholic Star Herald

January 27, 2020

Photo by Mike Walsh

Father Robert Hughes distributes Communion during a Mass at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Glassboro, last year. It was attended by representatives of 35 Catholic elementary and high schools throughout southern New Jersey. The celebration of the Mass, prayer services and other devotions are part of school life at Catholic schools in South Jersey.

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School culture is inseparable from its Catholic identity

January 24, 2020

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