Annual High School Showcase published, World Mission Sunday observed

The Monitor has released its annual High School Showcase profiling Catholic secondary schools in the Diocese of Trenton. The 16-page guide was sent to all eighth graders in the Catholic schools of the Diocese to provide helpful information as they consider their choice for Catholic high school.  The showcase was also included in the Oct. 18 issue of the Monitor.

The High School Showcase features key facts on each of the 11 Catholic high schools in the Diocese, including their enrollment numbers, SAT scores, tuition, financial aid information and more. Readers will also find contact information for every parish, regional, diocesan and private Catholic school — both primary and secondary – across Bur­lington, Mercer, Monmouth and Ocean counties.  

The High School Showcase is also available in digital edition here.
 

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World Mission Sunday was upon us as the annual collection to support the missions was taken up at Masses in parishes across the Diocese, Oct. 20 and 21.
 
Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M. released a statement to the faithful of the Diocese of Trenton, asking the Diocese to see this Sunday as a special opportunity to, “to live out the mission we share as God’s children, the mission to bring the Gospel to the whole world.”
 
To read Bishop O’Connell’s statement in full, click here.
 
The Diocese of Trenton also celebrated a World Mission Sunday Mass, held Oct. 21 at 11 a.m. in Immaculate Conception Church, 64 Broad Street, Eatontown. Father Peter James R. Alindogan, diocesan mission director and pastor of Our Lady of Hope Paris, West Long Branch, was principal celebrant and homilist. Among the concelebrating priests was Father Young June Lee, past of Immaculate Conception Church. This Mass was open to all.