Click Here to Subscribe

51.39 °f

Camden

54 ° Sat

64 ° Sun

74 ° Mon

68 ° Tue

Friday, April 26, 2024

No Result

View All Result

Catholic Star Herald

No Result

View All Result

Home Category Latest News

Latest News

Catholic School News

SJ Scholarship Fund launches Spring Sprint for Scholarships

by Stacy Napolitano

Pilgrims find peace, prayer on local Camino

Home Missions Appeal to aid in faith formation, ministries

Eric Goonan, standing among fellow seminarians Patrick Erdmann, Ryan Meehan and Peter Gallagher, leads Rowan University’s Catholic Campus Ministry students in a blessing on March 2 in Glassboro. The four men spoke with youth about their vocation and finding God’s calling for them.

Photo by Alan M. Dumoff

Latest News

Seminarians share their stories with Rowan students

Iraqis inspect the wreckage of the grave of the prophet Jonah in Mosul, Iraq, in this July 24, 2014, file photo. Secretary of State John Kerry must decide by mid-March whether to make a formal declaration of genocide over atrocities committed against Christians and other religious minorities by the Islamic State in areas it occupies in Iraq and Syria.

CNS photo/Stringer, EPA

Latest News

Catholics urged to sign petition calling for U.S. declaration of genocide

A poster of Blessed Teresa of Kolkata and Missionaries of Charity are seen in Kolkata, India, in this Sept. 5, 2007, file photo. Pope Francis will declare her a saint at the Vatican Sept. 4, the conclusion of the Year of Mercy jubilee for those engaged in works of mercy.

CNS photo/Jayanta Shaw, Reuters

Latest News

Mother Teresa to be canonized on Sept. 4

Latest News

The Bishop’s Schedule

Latest News

Williamstown parish to host Pilgrim Statue of Our Lady of Fatima April 3

Adam Greaves-Neal stars in a scene from the movie “The Young Messiah.”

CNS photo/Focus

Latest News

‘The Young Messiah’ as viewed by local youth

Sophia Alegre, a Preschool 4 student at Cape Trinity Catholic School, Wildwood, and her younger sister have their picture taken with the Easter Bunny at Our Lady Star of the Sea, Cape May, on March 12. bottom, Breena Garvey, also a Preschool 4 student at Cape Trinity.

Photos by Alan M. Dumoff

Catholic School News

We’re all ears

Jen and Albert Mallen, survivors of Albert J. Mallen, Sr., NJSP, bring the offertory gifts to the altar during the 31st annual memorial Mass honoring public safety personnel who died in the line of duty. Father Jon Thomas, pastor, celebrated the Mass March 13 at Saint Nicholas of Tolentine Church, Saint Monica Parish, Atlantic City. It was sponsored by the 200 Club of Atlantic and Cape May counties, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing financial support for the families of police, fire and rescue personnel who have risked and lost their lives in the line of duty.

Photo by Alan M. Dumoff, more photos ccdphotolibrary.smugmug.com

Latest News

Survivors

Latest News

April Child Assault Prevention sessions announced

Msgr. James F. Checchio, a priest of the Camden Diocese, speaks at a press conference March 8 announcing his appointment as bishop of the Diocese of Metuchen. Bishop-designate Checchio grew up in Collingswood and served in South Jersey before spending a decade in Rome as rector of the Pontifical North American College. In Metuchen he replaces Bishop Paul G. Bootkoski, who is retiring at the age of 75.

Photo Diocese of Metuchen

Latest News

The next bishop of Metuchen

Page 475 of 784 Prev 1 … 474 475 476 … 784 Next

En español/Sa Tagalog

No Result

View All Result

© All Rights Reserved | April 26, 2024 | Catholic Star Herald of the Diocese of Camden