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Over 400 students and their families cheered and waved Rutgers towels emblazoned with Eric LeGrand’s number 52 at a Scholarship Fund for Inner-City Children event at Seton Hall held Thursday, Oct. 26.

Corpus Christi School of Hasbrouck Heights recently entered its third year in partnership with Boosterthon to fundraise for the school. The school’s goal this year was to raise $10,000 for the new Corpus Christi School Drama Club and their 2024 spring musical. The school raised a little over $38,000 in donations and earned over $26,000 in funds. Money raised for the event is a divided 70/30 split between the school and the Boosterthon.

The Holy Angels community in Demarest celebrated the 190th anniversary of the establishment of the School Sisters of Notre Dame on Foundation Day on Oct. 24. Angels in Grades 6-12, faculty, staff, and several school sisters attended the morning prayer service that honored the origins and continuing ministries of Academy of Holy Angels’ foundresses and sponsors.

On Oct. 10, World Health Day, the New Jersey State Senate and General Assembly acknowledged Immaculate Heart Academy as a stigma-free zone and safe space to help students be mindful of their mental health needs and seek help when feeling overwhelmed by their daily tasks and responsibilities.

Alyssa Agolia has her dream job. When she entered her own classroom at Our Lady of the Lake School in Verona for the very first time this September, tears filled her eyes.

PHILADELPHIA — The mother of an Italian teen on the road to sainthood recently toured several U.S. parishes to kindle increased devotion to the Eucharist, which was “the center of life” for her late son.

Saint Peter’s University President Eugene J. Cornacchia, Ph.D. will retire at the end of his current contract on June 30, 2024. Dr. Cornacchia is the University’s first lay president and the longest-serving president in Saint Peter’s history.

Guardian angels are instruments of providence who help protect their charges from suffering serious harm and assist them on the path of salvation.

Saint Peter’s University in Jersey City celebrated the institution’s 25th anniversary as a Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI), a designation given by the U.S. Department of Education to accredited public or private nonprofit institutions of higher education where Hispanic or Latino/a/x students compose 25 percent or more of full-time undergraduate enrollment.