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College is an adventure: Three ways to keep your faith

Thousands of young people across the country are embarking on one of the greatest ...
To whom shall we go: Inviting teens to a deeper faith

It was Aug. 31, 1997. My teenage daughter was flying home from World Youth Day in Paris ...
Service of young people to be recognized by Mount Carmel Guild

Caitlyn Bergman has enjoyed community service for as long as she can remember. And while she never thought, expected or wanted any recognition...
Mission: Jersey ends service retreat with donations to those in need

“Throughout all of lockdown, I felt kind of lost – I wasn’t able to do all the things I wanted to do, like Youth Group and go on retreats..."
‘LIFT’-ing up Hearts: Cohort youth group seeks greater outreach

“The shared resources, collaboration and duplication of efforts allow us to put forth a beautiful, Christ-centered ministry – we’re better together and it’s better for the kids,” Deacon Matt Nicosia, St. Thomas More Parish, Manalapan, said of the LIFT Youth Group.
Faith-filled fun: a crucial staple of Vacation Bible experiences

Summer offers children a break from the rigors of the school year – but practice of the Catholic faith continues enthusiastically through Vacation Bible School and Camp programs throughout the Diocese.
Medford student’s Christmas artwork honored on national level

Selah, a religious education student in St. Mary of the Lakes Parish, Medford, and a rising eighth grader was one of 24 young people to have her artwork selected as a winner in the MCA’s annual contest
For young people, engaging in service is at heart of Mission: Jersey focus

Mission: Jersey is an annual event that offers eighth grade and high school students an opportunity to work together and engage in works of service
USCCB program aims to engage diverse group of Catholic young adults

From uneven responses to the COVID-19 crisis to the raw racial tensions ...
Mission: Jersey will resume this summer for young people

This summer, young people in grades 8-12 from throughout the Diocese are once again invited to live out their Catholic faith and help people in need.
Diocese presents St. Timothy Awards to 18 teenagers

When parish staff members, such as youth ministers or catechetical leaders, decide on who to nominate to receive the annual St. Timothy Award form their respective parish communities, there are certain qualities they would expect their chosen young person to possess...
Cinnaminson parishioner with Down syndrome promotes awareness with faith, determination

Jack Shallow has demonstrated savvy well beyond his 16 years of age.
Bishops discuss a national pastoral on youth, young adults

Dallas Bishop Edward J. Burns announced a proposal to develop a new national pastoral framework on accompanying youths and young adults in the church.
'Receive the gifts you are,' forum keynoter tells young Catholic women

Sister Bethany Madonna of the Sisters of Life opened the first day of the GIVEN Institute's annual Catholic Young Women's Leadership Forum with a keynote titled "Casting the Vision," a reflection of her work in GIVEN and a strong reference to the concept of the entire forum.
‘Service and Social’ was community-building experience for young adults

“There’s only so many times you can go out to dinner or go to the movies ...
'Service and Social' event for young adults

Are you a young adult in the Diocese of Trenton who is looking to put your faith into action while also enjoying food and fellowship?
Dignity comes from work, not money, pope tells young people

Promoting employment is a key part of promoting and protecting human dignity.
“Mission: Jersey” service event for diocesan youth

Young people in grades 8-12 from throughout the Diocese are invited to live out their Catholic faith while helping persons in need during the annual Mission: Jersey to be held in four locations this summer.
Draw lessons from St. Ignatius' cannonball experience, pope says

Sometimes a person's dreams and aspirations go up in smoke...
Pope to students: Rediscover importance of face-to-face relationships

After going so long without in-person learning and face-to-face contact with others
Pope prays for China, Congo, appeals for peace in Colombia

Remembering the gift of unity brought by the Holy Spirit on Pentecost...
Draw lessons from St. Ignatius' cannonball experience, Pope says

Sometimes a person's dreams and aspirations go up in smoke, but God always is there with bigger and better plans, Pope Francis said, pointing to St. Ignatius of Loyola as an example.
Scouts proud to receive religious awards

A dozen Boy Scouts and one Girl Scout have been recognized ...
Diocese's young adult retreat centers on example of St. Joseph

Inspired by Pope Francis’ call for a Year of St. Joseph, a virtual retreat for young adults ...
‘Dead Man Walking’ author to speak at CFJ virtual event

Sister of St. Joseph of Medaille Helen Prejean – brought to national prominence after her memoir hit the big screen in “Dead Man Walking” – will speak during a virtual event March 25 at 7 p.m., sponsored by the Lawrenceville-based Center for FaithJustice.

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