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The Catholic Spirit is putting together a special graduation section for our June 25 issue, and we want to feature your graduate! It’s the perfect surprise to celebrate all their hard work.

Parishes across the country will participate in the annual Catholic Communication Campaign collection the weekend of May 16-17, supporting essential communication efforts that connect the faithful to the life and mission of the Church.

Whether you graduated last year or 30 years ago, Rutgers alumni are an important part of the Rutgers Catholic community. Our alumni can always call Rutgers and the Catholic Center home.

We are happy to post the second in a series of articles, courtesy of The Catholic Star Herald, Diocese of Camden, working with the New Jersey Catholic Conference, for the upcoming NJ Catholic Mental Health Conference

We are grateful for the leadership of Bishop James and ask for wisdom for Pope Leo in the selection of our next shepherd.

Join them for 6PM Student Mass, pizza, and see what college life is really like!

The conference aims to combat stigma, offer support and resources.

Fr. Toborowsky notes that while some diocesan functions are suspended until a new bishop is appointed, the essential work of the Chancery, Catholic Charities, and local hospitals continues.

It's that time again. Again we begin this solemn fast, a gift of faith from ages past. This season of Lent, let us practice prayer, fasting and almsgiving and work on the inside of ourselves.

Pope Leo XIV Accepted the Resignation of Archbishop Gregory Aymond of New Orleans; Succeeded by Coadjutor Archbishop James Checchio.

As we prepare to enter the holy season of Lent, the Diocese of Metuchen has released the official regulations for 2026 to help the faithful observe this time of prayer, penance, and reflection.

It is through your kindness that we can help the Black and Indian Mission Office assist shepherds in their care for the people the Lord has entrusted to them.

Barbara Stevens-Secretary, Secretariat of Education, Joseph Diskin-Superintendent of Schools and Sister Mary Louise Shulas-Director of Curriculum, share a message ahead of Catholic Schools Week.

We are humbled to share some incredible news regarding the generosity of our Diocese. On November 7, 2025, the Diocese of Metuchen sent a donation of $44,000.00 to Catholic Relief Services.

These funds were officially received by the Financial Department of the Patriarchate on October 30, 2025, and are already being used to sustain those in desperate need.

The Catholic Spirit released their December Issue with a special message from Diocesan Administrator, Very Rev. Jonathan S. Toborowsky.

Come pray a rosary for life in solidarity with those at the March for Life in Washington D.C. and across the country.

Fulfilling the role given to them by Canon Law, today the College of Consultors of the Diocese of Metuchen elected Very Rev. Jonathan S. Toborowsky to serve as Diocesan Administrator, until such time as Pope Leo XIV names a new Bishop of Metuchen.

The November Issue includes a special supplement dedicated to Bishop Checchio.

If your household is experiencing a gap in nutrition assistance following the reduction in SNAP benefits, Catholic Charities, Diocese of Metuchen local food banks and pantries are ready to help.