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Vol. 64 No. 6
The community newspaper of the Archdiocese of Newark
June 17, 2015
Class of 2015 begins journey of priesthood
Advocate photo- Ward Miele
For the second consecutive year, 12
men were ordained to the priesthood
at Newark’s Cathedral Basilica of the
Sacred Heart by Archbishop John
J. Myers. Ordained before a joyous
congregation of clergy, religious,
family and friends on May 23 were,
left to right, Father Brian Orlando
González, Father Hermes Diaz Vargas,
Father Luis Fernando Diaz Romero
and Father Johan David Betancourt
Hurtado. The Class of 2015 also
includes Father Paul David Importico,
Father Cesar Augusto Infante Romero,
Father Kevin M. Ward Kilgore, Father
Jason Joseph Makarow, Father Oliver
D. Nilo, Father José Arturo Ortiz,
Father Thomas P. Quinn and Father
Antonio T. Sarento Jr.
More pictures on page 2.
Bi-lingual parish celebrates the Word of God
FORT LEE—Over the past 10 years, Father
Stephen A. Carey, pastor of Madonna Parish has
witnessed the growth of the Korean community in his church. “If you just walk through Fort
Lee, you will see the Korean influence around
you,” he explained.
When he was appointed pastor in 2005, he
saw a need to reach out to the Korean faithful.
“Since I came to the parish, we have registered
over 600 Korean families.”
Fr. Carey helped establish a ministry to better serve his community. He felt it was important to “be present” for his Korean parishioners.
He even visited South Korea in 2007.
In October of last year, Parochial Vicar Paul
Lee approached Fr. Carey about a spiritual exercise in which Korean parishioners transcribed
books of the Bible by hand.
“I thought it was a great catechetical and
evangelical practice,” Fr. Carey said. “For
Catholics, it was a great way to internalize
the Word of God.”
The project flourished and each participant
transcribed an individual book of the Bible,
working for almost eight months. On May 31, a
special Mass was held at the Cathedral Basilica
of the Sacred Heart in Newark with 1,200 parishioners from Madonna Parish in attendance.
Entitled, “Celebrating the Word of God,”
the Mass was celebrated in English with some
readings in Korean, and included several songs
performed by the Korean adult and children’s
choirs.
A total of 61 books were transcribed and
dedicated at the Mass by Archbishop Bernard
A. Hebda. Following the Prayer of the Faithful,
Archbishop Hebda blessed the transcriptions,
which will be housed at Madonna Parish and
available for use by the parishioners.
Before the final blessing Fr. Carey crowned
the patronal statue of the Blessed Mother in
traditional Korean dress.
Breaking news:
Archbishop Hebda to assist transition
in Archdiocese of St. Paul & Minneapolis
See story on page 3
Submitted photo
Around the Archdiocese
Page 4
Appointments
Pages 6-7
Classifieds
Page 8
Graduations
Pages 9-22
2015 Jubilarians
Pages 24-48
Our Archdiocese
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June 17, 2015
Archdiocese of Newark
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Advocate photos-Ward Miele
Most Reverend John J. Myers President and Publisher
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Local News
June 17, 2015
Archbishop Hebda appointed Apostolic Administrator
of Saint Paul-Minneapolis Archdiocese
A
t the request of the Holy See, Archbishop Bernard A. Hebda has agreed to take on temporary
oversight of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and
Minneapolis pending the appointment of a new
archbishop there.
The announcement came from the Vatican June 15 that
Archbishop Hebda, who has been serving as coadjutor in the
Archdiocese of Newark since September 2013, accepted the
additional assignment as Apostolic Administrator of the Midwest archdiocese following the resignation of Archbishop John
Nienstedt, 68.
In a letter to the Saint Paul-Minneapolis clergy, religious
and faithful Archbishop Hebda said he was humbled by Pope
Francis’ decision to appoint him to help shepherd the archdiocese of 2.6 million Catholics with Auxiliary Bishop Andrew
Cozzens and other archdiocesan leadership.
“I pray that I will be able to be of some service to you, the
priests and faithful of the archdiocese, as you prepare for the
appointment of a new archbishop,” Archbishop Hebda said. The
Pittsburgh native added that he had fond memories of his four
years as bishop in the neighboring Diocese of Gaylord, “where I
first came to know the vibrancy of the faith shared by Catholics
of the upper Midwest.”
Newark Archbishop John J. Myers, 73, whom Archbishop
Hebda, 55, is to ultimately succeed, said both were informed
of the Holy Father’s decision on Saturday by Archbishop Carlo
Maria Vigano, U.S. apostolic nuncio.
Extending his best wishes to Archbishop Hebda, Archbish-
op Myers reminded the faithful of Newark that details of the dual
position required time to work out.
“I am sure you all will understand that we are still in the early
stages of this moment, and Archbishop Hebda will need to take time
to become familiar with the needs of the people of Saint Paul-Minneapolis,” Archbishop Myers. “Together, he and
I will ensure that we fulfill the Holy Father’s
wishes to address the many needs of the people of both great archdioceses.”
The moves come after Pope
Francis accepted the resignations of
Archbishop Nienstedt and Auxiliary Bishop Lee Anthony Piche, 57.
They resigned under the Code of
Canon Law provision that permits
bishops to resign because of illness or
another grave reason. Customarily, bishops serve until the Vatican accepts their
mandatory offer to retire at age 75.
In a statement, Archbishop Nienstedt said he was resigning “to give the
archdiocese a new beginning amidst the
many challenges we face.” He added that he
leaves “with a clear conscience knowing
that my team and I have put in place
solid protocols to ensure the protection of minors and vulnerable adults.”
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Around the Archdiocese/Obituaries
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June 19-21
Sacred Heart Ministries,
Berkeley Heights, “Called to be
Fully Human, Fully Alive!” weekend retreat, at St. Marguerite’s
Retreat House in Mendham, cost:
$275, call Pat Hughes at (908)
608-3160 for information.
June 20
Archdiocese of Newark, Catechetical Office, New York Catholic Bible Summit, “Hear the Word
of God with Reverence, Proclaim
it with Faith,” also presented by
the American Bible Society, at the
New York Catholic Center, cost:
$25, visit www.nyfaithformation.
org or call (646)794-2692.
Allendale Community for
Senior Living, Atrium Health &
Senior Services Fair, 10 a.m. -2
p.m., includes free health screenings, door prizes and raffle, visit
www.allendalecommunity.com or
call (201) 825-0660 ext.1533.
June 22
St. Mary of the Assumption
High School, Elizabeth, 10th an-
nual golf tournament, at Glenwood
Country Club, Old Bridge, registration at 10 a.m., shotgun start at
noon, cost: $150, includes lunch,
dinner and door prizes, call Joanne
Shigo at (908) 352-4350 ext. 8 or
e-mail jshigo@stmaryhsnj.org.
Holy Name Medical Center,
Teaneck, “End-of-Life Doula” presentation, 6:30 -8 p.m., also on June
29, offers compassionate presence
and respite for their dying and their
caregivers, call Jamie Anderson at
(201) 783-8870 ext. 311 or e-mail
prospectivedoulas @holyname.org.
June 25-28
St. Thomas the Apostle Parish,
Bloomfield, summer directed retreat by the ocean at The Upper
Room Spiritual Center, Neptune,
also on July 2-5, cost: $250, call
Anna at (973) 338-9538.
June 26-28
San Alfonso Retreat House,
Long Branch, facilitator training
retreat for the” Lord Teach Me to
Pray” Ignatian prayer series, cost:
$200, call Father Marty Gleeson,
O.P., at (504) 717-8770 or e-mail
Visit the
Emerald Isle
Seton Hall
mgleesonop@gmail.com.
July 1
Holy Spirit Parish, Union, Holy
Hour for Life, 7:30-8:30 p.m., call
Jim Sondey at (908) 451-0876 or
e-mail jsondey@comcast.net.
July 4
The World Apostolate of
Fatima, Washington, “You at
Least Try to Console Me,” features confessions, Mass, outdoor
rosary and Divine Mercy Chaplet,
begins at 10 a.m., call (908) 6891700 or visit www.bluearmy.com.
July 6
Don Bosco Preparatory High
Father Peter F. OʼBrien, S.J.
A
Mass of Christian Burial was
celebrated May 7 at Saint Aedan’s: the Saint Peter’s
University Church,
Jersey City, for Father
Peter F. O’Brien, S.J.,
who died May 3.
Born in Teaneck, he
entered the Society of
Jesus at Saint Andrew-on-Hudson,
Poughkeepsie, NY, on July 30, 1958.
He earned a Licentiate in Philosophy and a master’s degree in
English from Fordham University.
Fr. O’Brien was ordained a priest on
June 12, 1971 at the Fordham University Church where he served as
priest for 43 years.
In 1999, he assisted in pastoral
ministry at Saint Peter’s Preparatory
High School, Jersey
City, and at nearby Resurrection Parish until 2004 when he took
up his assignment at Saint Peter’s
University as an adjunct professor
of English.
School, Ramsey, Summer Enrichment Academy, academic program
that offers a COOP exam course
to 8th grade male students,
session 1: July 6-16 and session
2: July 20-30, Monday through
Thursday, from 8:15 a.m.-12:15
p.m., cost: $500 per course, call
(201) 327-8003 ext. 102 or e-mail
admissions@donboscoprep.org.
July 7
Immaculate Heart Academy,
Washington Township, Summer@
the heart enrichment courses and
workshops, session I (July 7-16)
and session II (July 21-30), held
Tuesdays through Thursdays from
9 a.m. -12 p.m., visit www.ihanj.
com or call (201) 445-6800.
Father John M. Patricius
A
Mass of Christian Burial was
celebrated May 7 in
India for Father John
M. Patricius, 82, who
died May 3.
Fr. Patricius attended the University of Kerala in
Trivandrun, India, and the Papal
Seminary, Pune, also in his home
country. He earned a master’s
degree in history from Maduray
University, India, and a master’s
degree in mission theology from
Catholic Theological Union in
Chicago, IL.
He was ordained in 1957 an
incardinated into the Archdiocese
of Newark March 28, 1985.
Fr. Patricius served as chaplain
at Bayonne Hospital from 19792004 and residenced at Saint Michael/Saint Joseph Parish, also in
Bayonne.
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Official Appointments
Archbishop John J. Myers has announced the following appointments:
ARCHDIOCESAN
AGENCY MINISTRY
(All effective July 1)
Reverend Esterminio Chica,
Parochial Vicar of Saint Aloysius
Parish, Caldwell, has been appointed
Associate Director for Parish
Outreach and Formation of the
CYO Youth & Young Adult Ministry,
Kearny, with residency at the CYO
Youth Retreat Center.
Reverend John F. Gordon,
Parochial Vicar of Holy Family
Parish, Nutley, has been appointed
Associate to Monsignor
Richard J. Arnhols, assisting the
Evangelization Committee and
such other groups with residence
at Saint Thomas the Apostle
Rectory, Bloomfield.
Reverend Monsignor
Renato Grasselli, Rector of
Redemptoris Mater Missionary
Seminary in the Archdiocese
of Newark has been appointed
to another three-year term as
Rector, ending July 1, 2018.
Reverend Robert P.
McLaughlin, Parochial Vicar of
Saint Catherine of Siena Parish,
Cedar Grove, has been appointed
Director of Campus Ministry at
Seton Hall University, South Orange,
with residency at Seton Hall.
PASTORS/
ADMINISTRATORS
Reverend Fabio BrenesChaves, Pastor of Immaculate
Heart of Mary/Saint Patrick Parish,
Elizabeth, has had his appointment
extended for one year,
ending July 1, 2016.
Reverend Monsignor James
A. Burke has been appointed
Administrator of Nativity Parish,
Midland Park, effective immediately.
Reverend Pedro Bismarck
Chau, Associate Director for
Parish Outreach and Formation
of the CYO Youth & Young Adult
Ministry, Kearny, has been appointed
Administrator of Saint Patrick’s ProCathedral and Saint John Parishes,
Newark, as well as Chaplain to
NJIT & Rutgers University, Newark,
effective July 1.
Reverend Monsignor Donald
Guenther has been appointed
Administrator of Saint Rose of Lima
Parish, Short Hills,
effective immediately.
Reverend Ashley Harrington,
O. Carm., has been appointed
Administrator of Our Lady of Mount
Carmel Parish, Tenafly, effective
immediately through June 30.
Reverend Almas Archangelus
has been appointed Summer
Parochial Vicar of Epiphany Parish,
Cliffside Park, effective June 20
through Sept. 8.
Reverend Marty B. Jacinto,
Parochial Vicar of Saint Joseph
Parish, Bogota, has been appointed
Pastor of Our Lady of Mercy Parish
and Administrator of Our Lady of
Sorrows, Jersey City, effective July 1.
Reverend William F.
Benedetto, Parochial Vicar of Saint
Catharine Parish, Glen Rock, has been
appointed Parochial Vicar of Our
Lady of Lourdes, Mountainside,
effective June 24.
Reverend Joseph Kwiatkowski,
Administrator of Saint Rose of Lima
Parish, Newark, has been appointed
Pastor there, effective July 1.
Reverend Dedert V. Duarte
has been appointed Summer
Parochial Vicar of Saint John the
Evangelist Parish, Bergenfield, effective
Aug. 9 through Sept. 26.
Reverend Zephyrin K.
Katompa, Administrator of Saint
Peter Claver Parish, Montclair, has
been appointed Pastor there,
effective July 1.
Reverend Cayetano MoncadaLaguado, Parochial Vicar of Saint
Francis Xavier Parish, Newark, has
been appointed Pastor there,
effective July 1.
Reverend Max Osias,
Administrator of Holy Spirit/Our Lady
Help of Christians Parish, East Orange,
has been appointed Pastor there,
effective July 1.
Reverend Peter J. Palmisano,
Pastor of Our Lady of Mount
Virgin Parish, Garfield, has also been
appointed Administrator of Our Lady
of Sorrows Parish, Garfield,
effective July 1.
Reverend Ireneusz Pierzchala,
Parochial Vicar of Saint Michael the
Archangel Parish, Lyndhurst, has been
appointed Pastor of Sacred Heart
Parish, Rochelle Park, effective July 1.
Reverend Michael Reardon,
S.D.V., has been appointed Pastor of
Saint Michael Parish, Newark,
effective July 1.
Reverend Dave Thomas N.
Sison, Administrator of Saint
Anthony Parish, Belleville, has been
appointed Pastor there, e
ffective May 11.
Reverend Robert Wolfee,
Pastor of Sacred Heart Parish,
Rochelle Park, has been appointed
Pastor of Saint Michael Parish, Union,
effective July 1.
PAROCHIAL VICAR
Reverend Grace Arachi has been
appointed Summer Parochial Vicar
of Saint Paul Parish, Ramsey, effective
June 30 through Sept. 8.
Reverend Raul R. Gaviola,
Parochial Vicar of Saint Paul Parish,
Ramsey, has been appointed Parochial
Vicar of Saint Henry Parish, Bayonne,
effective June 24.
Reverend Michael E.
Gubernat, Parochial Vicar of Saint
Mary Parish, Rutherford, has been
appointed Parochial Vicar of Our
Lady of Victories Parish, Jersey City,
effective June 24.
Reverend Piotr F.
Koziolkiewicz, Parochial Vicar
of Our Lady of Peace Parish, New
Providence, has been appointed
Parochial Vicar of Saint Mary Parish,
Rutherford, effective June 24.
Reverend Gregory Lyttle has
been appointed Summer Parochial
Vicar of Saint Cecilia Parish, Kearny,
effective July 27 through Sept. 27.
Reverend Marco T. Marroquin,
Parochial Vicar of Saint Mary Parish,
Plainfield, has been appointed
Parochial Vicar of Our Lady of Divine
Providence Mission, Providenciales,
Turks & Caicos Islands,
effective June 24.
Reverend Guillermo Mora,
Parochial Vicar of the Cathedral
Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Newark,
has been appointed Parochial Vicar of
Blessed Sacrament Parish, Elizabeth,
effective June 24.
Reverend Gabriel G. Muteru
has been appointed part-time
Parochial Vicar of Saint Joseph of the
Palisades Parish, West New York, and
Saint Rocco/Saint Brigid Parish, Union
City, effective June 24.
Reverend Anthony
Onyekwelu has been appointed
Summer Parochial Vicar of Saint
Elizabeth Parish, Wyckoff, effective July
1 through July 31.
Reverend Andrew
Onyemaobi, Parochial Vicar of
Saint Thomas the Apostle Parish,
Bloomfield, has been appointed
Parochial Vicar of Little Flower
Parish, Berkeley Heights,
effective June 24.
Reverend Jose M. Parcon,
Parochial Vicar of Saint John Parish,
Orange, has been appointed Parochial
Vicar of Saint Paul the Apostle Parish,
Jersey City, effective June 24.
Reverend Janusz Pigan,
Parochial Vicar of Saint Matthew
Parish, Ridgefield, has been appointed
Parochial Vicar of Notre Dame Parish,
North Caldwell, effective June 24.
Reverend Antonio L. Ricarte,
Parochial Vicar of Our Lady of
Mount Virgin Parish, Garfield, and
Chaplain at Bergen Catholic High
School, Oradell, has been appointed
Parochial Vicar of Our Lady of the
Blessed Sacrament Parish, Roseland,
effective June 24.
Reverend Jose Rivera has been
appointed Summer Parochial Vicar
of Our Lady of Victories Parish,
Harrington Park, effective June 1
through Aug. 31.
Reverend Wilson SanchezCruz has been appointed Summer
Parochial Vicar of Saints Joseph &
Michael Parish, Union City, effective
June 27 through July 27.
Reverend Jan Sasin, Pastor of
Saint Francis Xavier Parish, Newark,
has been appointed parochial vicar
there, effective July 1.
Reverend Marcos A. Sequeira,
Parochial Vicar of Saints Joseph
& Michael Parish, Union City, has
been appointed Parochial Vicar of
Immaculate Conception/Our Lady
of Good Counsel Parish, Newark,
effective June 24.
Reverend Marian Spanier,
Parochial Vicar of Saint Adalbert/
Saints Peter & Paul Parish, Elizabeth,
has been appointed Parochial Vicar
of Saint Matthew Parish, Ridgefield,
effective June 24.
Reverend Valentine C.
Ugwuanya has been appointed
Parochial Vicar of Immaculate Heart
of Mary Parish, Scotch Plains,
effective June 24.
Reverend Peter J. West has
been appointed Parochial Vicar of
Saint John Parish, Orange,
effective June 24.
Official Appointments
Reverend Michael J. Sheehan,
Pastor of Saint Peter the Apostle
Parish, River Edge, has also been
appointed Dean of the Bergen
Central Deanery, Deanery 3, effective
June 15 and ending Feb. 1, 2018.
CHAPLAIN
Reverend Edito S. Gamallo,
Parochial Vicar of Our Lady of
Victories Parish, Jersey City, has
been appointed Chaplain at Bergen
Regional Medical Center, Paramus,
with residence at Sacred Heart
Rectory, Rochelle Park,
effective June 24.
Reverend Colin Adrian Kay,
Parochial Vicar of Saint Anne Parish,
Fair Lawn, has also been appointed
part-time Chaplain at Bergen
Catholic High School, Oradell,
effective July 1.
Reverend Michael J. Kreder,
Pastor of Saint Mary Parish,
Rutherford, has also been appointed
Chaplain of the Knights of Columbus,
Regina Council No. 1688, Rutherford,
effective May 22.
Reverend Doroteo B. Layosa
II, Parochial Vicar of Holy Trinity
Parish, Hackensack, has also been
appointed part-time Chaplain at
Paramus Catholic Regional High
School, effective July 1.
PASTOR EMERITUS
Reverend Monsignor
Jeremias R. Rebanal, Retired
Priest of the Archdiocese of Newark
has been granted the honorary title
of Pastor Emeritus of Saint Aedan
Parish, Jersey City.
RESIDENCE
Reverend Matthew R.
Dooley, Director of the Office of
Vocations for the Archdiocese of
Newark, has also been appointed to
residence at Saint Joseph Rectory,
Maplewood, effective July 1.
Reverend William P.
Sheridan, Director of Campus
Ministry for the Archdiocese of
Newark has also been appointed to
residence at Saint Michael Rectory,
Cranford, effective July 1.
RETIREMENT
Reverend Charles B.
McDermott, Pastor of Saint
Michael Parish, Union has been
granted retirement, effective July 1.
Reverend Monsignor Neil J.
Mahoney, Pastor Saint Patrick’s
Pro-Cathedral and Saint John Parishes,
Newark, has been granted retirement,
effective Oct. 7.
NEWLY ORDAINED
TRANSITIONAL DEACONS
Reverend Vinh Quang Nguyen,
Chaplain at Hackensack Medical
Center, has been granted retirement,
effective Oct. 1.
Reverend Mr. Gabriel Curtis
has been assigned to Diaconal ministry
at Our Lady of Mount Virgin Parish,
Garfield.
NEWLY ORDAINED
Reverend Mr. Vincent
D’Agostino has been assigned to
Diaconal ministry at Sacred Heart
Parish, Haworth.
(All effective June 24)
Reverend Johan D. Betancourt
Our Lady of Peace Parish,
New Providence.
Reverend Hermes Diaz has
been appointed Parochial Vicar of the
Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred
Heart, Newark.
Reverend Luis F. Diaz has been
appointed Parochial Vicar of Saint
Joseph Parish, Bogota.
(All effective through
April 18, 2016)
Reverend Mr. Richard De Brasi
at Saint Bartholomew Parish, Scotch
Plains.
Reverend Mr. Juan J. Esteban
at Saint Joseph the Carpenter Parish,
Roselle.
Reverend Mr. Chungyeol
Jung has been assigned to Diaconal
ministry at Saint Peter the Apostle
Parish, River Edge.
Reverend Mr. Francisco
Mendonca has been assigned to
Diaconal ministry at Holy Trinity
Parish, Hackensack.
Reverend Mr. Bogumil Misiuk
has been assigned to Diaconal
ministry at Immaculate Conception
Parish, Secaucus.
Reverend Mr. Daniel
Peterson has been assigned to
Diaconal ministry at Our Lady of
Fatima Parish, North Bergen.
Reverend Mr. Jesus Ramos has
been assigned to Diaconal ministry
at Saint Helen Parish, Westfield.
Reverend Mr. Danny
Rodrigues has been assigned to
Diaconal ministry at Saint Henry
Parish, Bayonne.
Reverend Brian O. Gonzalez
Saint Aloysius Parish, Newark.
Reverend Paul D. Importico has
been appointed Parochial Vicar of Holy
Spirit Parish, Union.
Reverend Cesar A. Infante has
been appointed Parochial Vicar of Saint
Joseph of the Palisades Parish, West
New York.
Saint Gerard Maiella
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and lay staff of the archdiocese. We
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Seton Hall welcomes
1,150 new alumni at
commencement
“T
he world is
fragile. Let’s
make it better;
let’s make it
ours,” said valedictorian Isabella Duarte, a Cancun, Mexico native who graduated
summa cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in physics and a minor
in applied scientific mathematics
from the College of Arts and Sciences. She addressed approximately 1,150 undergraduates, at Seton
Hall University’s 158th Baccalaureate commencement on May 18 at
the Prudential Center, Newark.
“Seton Hall has implanted the
seeds of compassion and duty in
our hearts; it is up to us to make
them grow,” she said. “I encour-
Photos courtesy of Seton Hall University
Seton Hall University President A. Gabriel Esteban, left, with
Archbishop Bernard A. Hebda.
age you to dream, to imagine an
extraordinary world full of hope
and solidarity, a world of peace.
Be the politicians that are concerned for their country and not
themselves; the scientists that
find the cures to diseases and the
citizens that make a difference in
their community.”
University President A. Gabriel
Esteban challenged alumni to transform the world with love. “Learn to
value the people around you more
than the things that surround you.
Stay close to Seton Hall always and
those who will follow you. I ask
that you give up yourselves to this
community that has nurtured and
educated you. I ask that you make
commitments as servant leaders to
go forth and live your lives in the
service of others. May the Lord
continue to bless and guide you on
your next journey,” Esteban said.
Seton Hall graduated approximately 2,261 undergraduate and
graduate students, and awarded 125
academic medals and awards. Separate ceremonies were held for Seton
President A. Gabriel Esteban congratulates 2015 graduates, left to right, featured vocalist Christine Hall University’s estimated 1,111
graduate students.
Byrne, Matthew Ullrich and Valedictorian Isabella Duarte at the May 18 commencement.
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Graduation 2015
June 17, 2015
Caldwell University
celebrates graduates
Caldwell University celebrated
its 73rd annual commencement May
17 in the George R. Newman Center
on campus. For the first time in the
university’s history, Caldwell held
two ceremonies, one for graduate
students and another for undergraduates due to the institution’s growth.
Laura Schreiber delivered the
student address at the graduate commencement ceremony. Schreiber,
who received her master’s degree
in counseling with mental health/art
therapy concentration, referenced
an article in Time magazine a 2013
article in which writer Joel Stein described millennials as lazy, entitled
and narcissistic.
“Thankfully, I know that this
assessment of our generation is
not true in its entirety,” she said.
She dared her fellow graduates to
“boldly and practically” prove Stein
wrong.
Commencement was held in the George R. Newman Center on
campus.
Photos courtesy of Caldwell University
President Nancy Blattner with Laura Schreiber who delivered the
student graduate address.
Kathleen Flynn delivered the
student address at the undergraduate commencement.
Flynn, who received a bachelor’s degree in communication arts
and political science, compared the
students’ journey to the growth of
a flower.
“Four years ago, when we
chose Caldwell University, we
planted a proverbial seed on this
campus…Today is the celebration
of our blossoming.”
An honorary degree was presented to philanthropist Michael
Kambourakis who was instrumental in to the founding of two
nonprofits, the SEARCH Day
program that assists those on the
autism spectrum, and the Dominican Republic Relief Organization
that aids thousands of displaced
Haitians who moved to the neighboring island nation after the 2010
earthquake.
Caldwell University awarded
approximately 380 undergraduate,
graduate and doctoral degrees. “It is
a day of great joy and pride for the
faculty, staff and administration of
Caldwell as we send forth our 73rd
class of graduates to make a positive impact upon the world,” President Nancy H. Blattner said.
Secretary Hendricks offers advice to College of Saint Elizabeth graduates
The College of Saint Elizabeth
celebrated its 113th commencement May 16 under the big tent on
the lawn of the Morris Township
campus. Rochelle R. Hendricks, secretary of Higher Education for New
Jersey, was keynote speaker and
received an honorary doctorate from
the college.
The college conferred 251 undergraduate degrees, 161 degrees in
the graduate programs, and two doctoral degrees.
“There are many special people
in the audience today – our graduates,” President Helen J. Streubert
said. “They have done incredible
things while pursuing their degrees –
Photos courtesy of the College of Saint Elizabeth
Left to right, Helen J. Streubert, president of the College of
Saint Elizabeth, with Rochelle R. Hendricks and Sister Rosemary
Moynihan, S.C., chair of the Board of Trustees.
Students gathered on the lawn of the Morris Township campus for
the 113th commencement service.
in the classroom, in the community,
among one another. They have been
part of the living-learning community we call the College of Saint
Elizabeth.”
Sister Rosemary Moynihan,
general superior of the Sisters of
Charity and chair of the college
board of trustees, also addressed
Continued on page 11
June 17, 2015
Graduation 2015
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Saint Peter’s celebrates 124th Commencement
On May 18, thousands filled
the amphitheater at the PNC Bank
Arts Center in Holmdel for the
124th commencement of Saint
Peter’s University.
The Jersey City institution
awarded 21 doctoral degrees, 255
master’s degrees, 477 bachelor’s degrees, and 16 associate’s
degrees. The Class of 2015 also
included the first students to graduate from the master’s programs in
public administration and strategic
communication.
Prajjwol Gautam and Prajwal
Niraula were co-valedictorians
for the Class of 2015. Each spoke
of the gratitude they felt for their
professors and friends as well as
members of their families. “In the
past four years, Saint Peter’s has
been my home and I am grateful
to this community for that,” Gautam said.
While the graduates celebrated their accomplishments they
were offered advice by commencement speaker Cornell William Brooks, president and chief
executive officer of the National
Photos courtesy of Saint Peter’s University
Daniel A. Altilio, president and CPO of United Way of Hudson County, with St. Peter’s University President
Eugene J. Cornacchia and Cornell William Brooks, president and chief executive officer of the NAACP.
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People.
Brooks praised the students
for their community service and
social justice efforts and encour-
aged them to continue to follow
the examples of those before
them in order to continue their
hard work and transform the
world. “You, as members of this
Graduates from the Class of 2015 assemble for the commencement at PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel.
Secretary Hendricks offers advice
Continued from page 10
the graduates. “Your significant
contributions give evidence that our
mission is alive in each one of you.
We believe in you and we trust that
you will go forth and make a difference in the world ... make life better
for others.”
Secretary Hendricks spoke
of three “hopes” she has for the
graduates as they continue on their
journey. The first is to take a leap
of faith and trust others as well as
themselves. “To overcome adversity and confront new challenges
is to be motivated by passion and
compassion,” she counseled. The
second is to be open to change.
“Make a commitment to excellence,
without comparisons or contrast;
set your own personal standard of
excellence.” The third piece of advice is “Self-respect and acceptance
will free you to respect and accept
others; it will open your heart and
mind to be joyous in life,” she said.
class, have the opportunity to
study, to conquer the great questions of our time,” he said. “You
have the opportunity to shape the
hopes, the dreams, the aspirations
of your mothers and fathers, your
family members and your heritage, and make this real,” he said.
Brooks received an honorary
Doctorate of Humane Letters. The
university also bestowed an honorary degree upon Daniel A. Altilio,
president and CPO of United Way
of Hudson County.
A longtime lawyer and human
rights activist, Brooks previously
served as president and CEO of
the New Jersey Institute for Social Justice, based in Newark. He
also campaigned as an advocate
for public education, affordable
healthcare and fiscal responsibility. He graduated from Jackson
State University with a degree in
political science and a Master of
Divinity from Boston University
School of Theology. Brooks went
on to earn a Juris Doctorate from
Yale Law School.
Altilio has worked to improve
the lives of the most vulnerable residents in Jersey City and
the surrounding communities for
nearly 19 years with the United
Way of Hudson County, a community-based non-profit organization that serves the basic needs
of economically insufficient individuals.
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Graduation 2015
June 17, 2015
Felician College celebrates largest graduating class in its history
F
elician College celebrated its 51st commencement May 16 in the
Breslin Theater of the
Lodi campus. The Class
of 2015 was the largest graduating
class in the history of the college,
with diplomas granted to 585 students.
Submitted photos
The six Felician College doctoral
candidates prepared to receive
their degrees, the first doctoral
degrees conferred in the college’s history.
A group of graduates gather for a photo before they enter the Breslin Theater to receive their diplomas.
On May 30, Oratory Preparatory School, Summit, held its commencement, when 62 young men
received their diplomas. The valedictorian of the Class of 2015 was Alexander Pompetzki and the
salutatorian was Donald Koomar. Pompetzki will be continuing his studies at the Wharton School of the
University of Pennsylvania and Koomar will be entering the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, MD.
Oratory Prep is a Catholic boys’ school of about 320 students in grades 7-12. Bob Costello is Head of
School. For more information visit www.oratoryprep.org.
David Kastan, Ph.D., advised
graduates to “be better. That’s what
education is designed to allow you
to be, and what it should inspire
you to be.” He urged the graduates
to “care about what you are doing,
care about the people you are with,
care about the world we all live in.
That makes you better; that makes
us all better.”
Kastan is the George M. Bodman Professor of English Literature
at Yale University, having taught
previously at Columbia and Dartmouth, as well as having been a
distinguished visiting professor at
the University of Copenhagen, at
University College London, at Eotvos Lorand University in Budapest
and at the American University in
Cairo.
In her remarks, Dr. Anne M.
Prisco, president of Felician College, charged the graduates to lead
lives “filled with a hunger and
curiosity to always want to learn
more, ask why?” Prisco urged them
to “reflect the values so dear to the
mission of our college … and act
with competence, character and
compassion.”
Among the graduates were six
who received their Doctor of Nurse
Practice degrees, the first doctoral
degrees conferred by Felician.
June 17, 2015
Graduation 2015
13
Saint Dominic Academy holds
137th commencement exercises
O
n May 31, Saint Dominic Academy, Jersey
City, held its 137th
commencement for
the Class of 2015.
Head of School Barbara Griffin presided at the event held at Saint Aedan’s, the Saint Peter’s University
Church. A baccalaureate Mass and
dinner were held May 26 at Saint
Aloysius Parish and the Casino in
the Park respectively.
The 85 members of the Class
of 2015 were collectively awarded
over $12.5 million in college scholarships and grants. Class co-valedictorian Shannon Kelley addressed
those gathered at Saint Aedan. Kelley, recognized as a Commended
Student in the 2015 National Merit
Scholarship Program, also received
the English award for achieving
the highest cumulative average
in that subject. The recipient of
many scholarships, she will attend
Fairfield University, CT, in the fall.
Co-valedictorian Mira Ibrahim was
the recipient of the Business Award
and will attend Pace University, NY.
At the baccalaureate Mass,
salutatorian Anamaria Carrasco addressed her fellow graduates. Carrasco, the outgoing president of the
student council, was recognized by
the National Hispanic Recognition
Program for scoring at or above
the program’s qualifying level. She
will attend Georgetown University,
Washington, D.C., this fall.
Saint Dominic Academy alumna Tara McCann challenged the
graduates to “run your own race
with resilience and kindness.”
McCann holds a bachelor’s degree
from Brown University and a master’s from Columbia University’s
business school. She has 16 years
of experience in the field of real
estate and investment banking,
working for such institutions as
Deutsche Bank. Most recently, she
was named Chief Strategy Officer
for Stone Point, where she is responsible for strategic direction in
the field of global real estate. She
dedicates her time to various char-
Submitted photo
Left to right, Saint Dominic Academy’s co-valedictorians Shannon
Kelley, Mira Ibrahim, Head of School Barbara Griffin and salutatorian
Anamaria Carrasco.
ities around the globe that place an
emphasis on women and children
and is also dedicated to supporting women in math and science
careers.
In her closing remarks, Griffin
thanked and congratulated not only
the graduates, but also their parents,
citing “their success is yours as
well.” The commencement exercises were concluded with Benediction
and the academy’s alma mater.
Saint Joseph High School
A Brothers of the Sacred Heart School
Where excellence is a habit…
145 Plainfield Ave, Metuchen NJ 08840
www.stjoes.org
Class of 2015
2 Finalists National Merit Scholarship Competition
1 National Achievement Scholarship Winner
1st Place National Catholic Math League
1 Gold Award National German Exam
1 Senior Award trip to Germany
1 Perfect Score National Latin Exam
D
4 Athletic Divisional
Titles
4 Athletic County Championships
…not just a goal
GRADUATES
100% College Acceptance
84% of seniors received a College Scholarship
69% of the Class of 2015 received scholarships
greater than the 4 year total of St. Joseph Tuition
$24.5 million in scholarships (to date)
1 Attendee U.S. Air Force Academy
14 Commended Students National Merit Scholarship Competition
2 Semi Finalists National Merit Scholarship Competition
Brian Abbott * Jaylen Adams * Christian Ambrico * Damien Anderson * Alexander Annun * Bruce Arthur * Marcus Ashamole * Logan Bell * Bruce Berrios *
Daniel Blackburn * Mark Bobko* Alexander Borowick * Kyle Bresnan * Anshel Bright * Lejandro Bruce * Joseph Bruno * Gregory Burton * Vincent Butrico *
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Nicholas Coelho * Noah Columbro * Michael Columbus * Adam Cosmas * Stephen Cristofich * Brandon Cruz * Christopher Culver * Justin Dai * Nicholas
D’
D’Apuzzo * Zachary Dau * Michael Davis * Dominic DeJesus * Nicholas DeMaioribus * Troy Demers * Corey Ditmars * Michael Dolegiewitz * Ethan Donnelly *
Timothy Doran * Thomas Duda * Kyle Duncan * Youssef Elmorshedy * Joseph Epifano * Christopher Eugenio * Connor Fahy * Chad Fimiani * Brett Fitzgerald * Sean
Ford * Liam Formisano * Matthew Francis * Colin Gahagan * Filip Galietti * Brian Gallagher * James Gallagher * Daniel Gamboa * Jeremy Gaskins * Patrick Geiger *
Tyler Gerckens * Brandon Goldy * Julien Greene * Nicholas Guddemi * Mark Haddad * Julien Hendrickson * Javon Hicks * Michael Horn * William Horvath *
W illiam Isola * Michael Jachowski * Alexander Jardine * Jinfeng Jiang * Michael Johnson * Nicolas Johnson * Marc Johnstone * Trevor Jones * Brendan Kacani * Harman
Kailey * Mukund Kamatmhamai * Grant Kelly * Stephan Kozub * Daniel Krute * Hetal Kumar * Paul Laki * Michael Lambino * Ximin Lin * Tyler Lugo * Carl
MacEwen * Matthew Macyda * John Malague * William Marciniak * Ryan Matusiewicz * Tyler McCormack * Richard McNulty * Kevin Meier * Stephen Meisenbacher *
Matthew Menture * Jason Mial-Anthony * Brian Mills *Reid Miranda * Drew Montalto * Christopher Morisi * Steven Muscio * Gabriel-Lorenzo Natural * Denis
Robe Noonan * Matthew Nykolyn * Stephen O’Leary * Thomas O’Leary * Joseph Oliveira *Oluwatobiloba Oluwalana * Alexander
Nchinda * Michael Nitzsche * Robert
O’Shea * Ian Pasterkiewicz *Harsh Patel * Anthony Petrick * Joseph Pickering * Max Pirone * Austin Plummer * Troy Posnansky * John Pugh * Joseph Pulikeyil *
Kristian Quevada * Andrew Ramirez * Jerome Ramos * Alec Rankin * Brian Reid * Joshua Restauro * Gabriel Rivera * Robert Ruiz * Brenden Russell * Noah
Sanders * Christopher Saulys * Kevin Scull * Kyle Scully * Evan Senkewicz * Matthew Shamy * Trevor Shannon * Alejandro Sheppard * Tafadzwa Sibanda *
Joshua Singer * Amritpal Singh * Joshua Smieya * Steven Soria * Christian Spiecker * Ryan Starace * Andrew Tabedzki * Isaiah Todman * Nicholas Trautwein *
Vincent Tummarello * Joseph Urbanik * Mark Uszacki * Tyler Valentino * Joshua Van Wart * Thomas Vanderbeek * Tyler Vitale * Joseph Viviano * James
Walutes * Brandon Wang * PengCheng Wang * Brenden Wash * Kevin Wehner * Daniel Weisenhorn * Miles Williams * Isaiah Wilson * Malcolm Wilson *
Guanwen Wu * Mark Yost * Chi Zhang * Matthew Zimmerman *
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Graduation 2015
June 17, 2015
Don Bosco Prep marks centennial commencement
T
he graduating Class
of 2015 was reminded
to value relationships
and be of service to the
community as Don Bosco Preparatory High School held
its 100th commencement May 30.
Auxiliary Bishop John O’Hara, director of strategic pastoral planning
for the Archdiocese of New York
and a 1963 graduate of the school,
addressed the graduates during the
ceremony at Granatell Stadium on
the school’s Ramsey campus.
“As you move on in life, you
will come to realize the true value
of your time here at Don Bosco
Prep,” Bishop O’Hara said. “It is a
Submitted photos
New York Auxiliary Bishop John J. O’Hara addressed graduates at Don
Bosco Preparatory High School’s 100th commencement exercises.
Don Bosco Prep awarded diplomas to 195 graduates at the May 30
ceremony.
place of belonging, where you have
been part of a family that has invested not only in giving you a great
education, but in guiding you on the
path to a deeper awareness of who
you are and the men you want to
become. This experience brings out
the best in you, and it will stay with
Submitted photo
Saint Vincent Academy, Newark’s only Catholic college-preparatory high school for young women,
graduated 69 students at ceremonies held at the school June 7. Following welcoming remarks by Sister
June Favata, S.C., administrative director, class salutatorian Chinedum Nwaigwe (left) offered an invocation and Chioma Onwunaka (right) delivered the valedictory address. The commencement address
was given by Geraldine Aine (center) a graduate of Saint Vincent Academy, Trinity College and the
University of Connecticut School of Law. Each member of the Class of 2015 will attend college this fall,
earning more than $10 million in merit-based awards and scholarships in addition to need-based aid.
Nwaigwe will attend Dartmouth College and Onwunaka will attend the College of New Jersey.
you for the rest of your lives.”
Bishop O’Hara’s message was
echoed by Don Bosco’s principal,
John Stanczak, who spoke of the
special bond of brotherhood that
unites students during their tenure
on campus. “As Ironmen, you are
forged from a different mold,”
Stanczak said. “Your success will
not necessarily be measured by
whether or not you achieve your
dreams. Living your lives well is
about accomplishing the day-today tasks, and taking joy in being
there for your loved ones and your
community.”
Don Bosco Prep is celebrating
its centennial in 2015 as well as the
bicentennial of the birth of Saint
John “Don” Bosco, who established
the Society of Saint Francis de Sales
(Salesians). The school is in the midst
of a $10 million centennial campaign
fundraising initiative to finance a
multi-phase renovation and expansion of its facilities, and to build its
scholarship endowment.
The school’s year-long centennial celebration will continue
in September with a Mass for the
opening of the 101st academic year
led by Cardinal Timothy Dolan, and
a centennial weekend for alumni September 25 – 27. The annual
President’s Gala in November will
mark the official closing of the centennial with awards to individuals
and groups that have supported the
school over the last 100 years. To
learn more, contact advancement@
donboscoprep.org.
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MOTHER SETON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
CLASS OF 2015
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13 SETON DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARS
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A TRADITION OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND SETON SPIRIT
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grades 9 through 12. The school is served by the Sisters of Charity
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Notre Dame School of Manhattan
Congratulates Our Wonderful Class of 2015
100% will attend four-year colleges and universities
Nearly 90% awarded academic scholarships to college
totaling over $15,000,000.
Our 75 graduates will attend highly selective colleges, including
American
Barnard
Boston College
Bryn Mawr
Columbia
Cornell
Duke
Fairfield
Fordham
George Washington
Lafayette
Loyola, MD
Marist
Middlebury
NYU
Ohio State
Princeton
Smith
Syracuse
Villanova
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lower sChool Class of 2015!
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Wisdom | Faith | Service
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Mother Seton celebrates graduates
M
other Seton Regional High
School held its annual commencement May 28 on the
Clark campus. Diplomas
were presented by members
of the administrative team including Sister
Jacquelyn Balasia, S.C., Joan Barron and Maureen Connell.
The class of 2015 achieved in excess of
$18 million in academic scholarships and
awards. Connell delivered the invocation and
Sr. Jacquelyn announced the academic scholarship awards. Fr. Kevin Murphy, a member of
the social studies department at Mother Seton
gave the closing benediction.
“Graduates, embrace the education that
you received here at Mother Seton. Use your
leadership wisely,” Barron stated. “Take with
you your pursuit of academic excellence and
of course, your Seton spirit. You made history
here as students, friends, team mates and club
members. Continue to serve others. By serving others, you are ultimately serving God.”
The Administrator’s Award for academic excellence during the past four years was
awarded to Valedictorian Imrin Goraya and
Salutatorian Emily Wieszczek. The Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Award for exemplary witness
to Christian values during the past four years
was presented to Sarah Dedinsky. “What I will
truly take away from my years at Mother Seton, aside from my extracurricular and service
activities, is the excellent education and various opportunities to excel that I have received
throughout the course of my high school career,” Goraya said to fellow graduates. “You
are all hard-working individuals who are
capable of achieving success, and I would like
to remind you to never let anything get in the
way of achieving your goals.”
Goraya will attend Widener University
as a biology pre-med major, beginning her
first year in an eight-year medical program
affiliated with Temple University School of
Medicine.
Salutatorian Wieszczek echoed Goraya’s
sentiments. “I would be remiss if I did not
give credit and express my gratitude to the
wonderful administration, teachers and staff
who, for four years have contributed to each of
our journeys by continually going beyond requirements and expectations,” she said. “Saint
Catherine of Siena got it right when she said,
‘be who you are meant to be and you will set
the world on fire.’ We are each stewards of our
own small flames, and throughout our lives we
will meet countless others who will feed the
flames of our knowledge and wisdom.”
Wieszczek intends to study nursing at
Franciscan University of Steubenville, OH.
Photo by Joan Barron
Senior Class President Amanda Moreira
addresses graduates.
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Congratulations to the
131 graduates in the Class of 2015!
100%
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Benedictine Academy congratulates all
2015 graduates in the Archdiocese of Newark!
· Our 47 graduates of the Centennial Class of 2015 earned
$6.5 million in college scholarships
· Among the universities our graduates will attend are Cornell,
Fordham, Villanova, Rutgers (School of Pharmacy) and more
· Recognized by National Jefferson Awards for Public Service as
a model leadership high school for the 5th consecutive year
Limited spots are still available for qualified students
for fall 2015 enrollment
Union Catholic High School
Congratulates the Class of 2015
Call Admissions Director Analisa Branco
at 908-352-0670 x 104 to discover more about BA’s
excellent college-prep program for young women.
840 North Broad Street
Elizabeth, NJ 07208
Tel.: 908-352-0670
Fax: 908-352-9424
www.benedictineacad.org
Faith. Values. Excellence. Success.
1600 Martine Avenue • Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 • www.unioncatholic.org • Phone: 908.889.1600
COMMUNITY•COMPASSION•HONESTY•RESPONSIBILITY•RESPECT
“In each place, at all times, and in every action, consider God as present within you.”
Cornelia Connelly, foundress of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus
Congratulations, Class of 2015!
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SCHOOL OF THE HOLY CHILD
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St. Mary celebrates 85th commencement
New Saint Mary of the Assumption High School logo
drawn by basketball player Frank Rokins with graphic
design by Class of 2010’s Bianca Hughes.
Saint Mary of the Assumption High
School, Elizabeth, held its 85th commencement ceremony May 29 at the parish. Father Manuel D. Rios, pastor, and Principal David Evans, awarded diplomas to 51
students.
Class Night was held May 27 at The
Westwood in Garwood. Awards presented
at that ceremony included: Valedictorian
Yessenia Rivera; Salutatorian Maria Sarrazola; Religion Award, Anthony Nosike;
English Award, Breanna Brazell; Spanish
Award, Maria Sarrazola; Social Studies
Award, Tiffany Martinez; Science and
Mathematics Award, Yessenia Rivera.
Students will continue their education at
the following universities: College of Saint
Elizabeth, Fairleigh Dickenson University,
Felician College, Johnson and Wales University, Kean University, Monmouth University, New Jersey City University, Penn
State University, Rutgers University, Seton
Hall University, Temple University, Villanova University and York College.
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Saint Joseph Regional High School, Montvale,
is proud to present the Class of 2015!
God bless you.
We believe in girls.
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Congratulations to the Class of 2015
Joseph Paton Amen
Joseph Vito Anselmo
John William Arena, III
Gamachu Asfaw
Michael Patrick Barry
Eric Marc Baskayan
Lucas Marc Baskayan
Michael Bautista
Michael Ryan Blanco
Christopher Joseph Brennan
Edward Joseph Burns
Michael Austin Cahn
Nicolas Anthony Caramico
Matthew Anthony Casterella
Jeffrey Thomas Chimenti
Min Seok Choi
Devin Erik Cividini
Steven Joseph Collins
Marc Anthony Collova
Anthony Paul Conciatori
Matthew Thomas Connolly
Daniel Joseph Dal Cortivo
Patrick Joseph Danna, Jr.
Gregory Nicholas DeBiasio
Anthony John DeGrace
Kyle Patrick Delahanty
Anthony John DellaFave
Joseph Anthony DiFalco
Daniel Rocco DiFresco
Steven Robert Dinallo
Patrick James Doherty
Ryan Daniel Doran
Reginald Jeffrey Dormelas
Ugochukwu Madu Ezemma, Jr.
Troy James Farro
Erik James Cosmo Feeney
Vincent Albert Ferrara
Michael Christian Fiske
Thomas James Flatley
Jack D Fleming
Anthony Fugnitti
Troy Allen Gethers
Joseph Christian Giles-Harris
Liam Joseph Glass
Arkadius Zachary Goetz
John Michael Greeley
Ralph Harvey Green, III
Daniel Patrick Gulli
Gavin Sean Haggerty
Thomas Alexander Hatton
Michael Patrick Hegewald
Huestin Meier Herman
Charles David Herrmann
Anthony Carmelo Ingraffia
Benson Israel
Kyle Michael Javier
Benjamin Kenneth Kaplan
Ryan Patrick Karpovich
Gregory Michael Kaulfers
Shane Gerard Kennedy
Mohammad Awais Khilji
Steve Athanasios Kotoros
Rrap Kukaj
Daniel Thomas Lacey
Gregory John Lacey
Aidan Lalley
Anthony Orlando Joseph LaRegina
Minwoo Lee
Khari Malcolm Lovett
Piotr Bronislaw Lukaszek
Ryan James Lynch
Daniel Joseph Mackle, Jr.
Vincent Salvatore Mainiero
Robert Morgan Massimi
Brian Dominic McCann
Christopher Patrick McCann
Sean Ryan McGovern
Andrew John McGuire
Sean Patrick McKinless
Matthew Robert McNamara
Jonathan Paul Meli
Wayne John Meyer
Christopher Thomas Mingone
Andrew Alan Mingst
Cooper Miqueli
Kenny Philippe Monfort
Cole William Moran
Joseph Sean Murphy
Thomas Francis Murphy
Dakota Steven Myers
Sean Colby O’Connell
Vincent Charles Paciello
Michael Francis Padovani
Alex Daniel Perez
Wilson Alejandro Cardona Perez
Kyle Michael Perri
Steven Joseph Petrucelli
Andrew James Pierre
Christopher J Presti
Francis Anthony Rambala, III
William John Rappa
Sean Charles Regan
William Joseph Rivera
Christopher William Robertson
Daniel Luis Rodriguez
Dylan Joseph Ruggieri
Nicholas Anthony Saccoliti
Julio A. Sanchez
Michael Henry Straube
Stephen G Striegel
Eamon John Stuckey
Joseph Curtis Toepert
Thomas George Tornetto
Justyn Alexander Trott
Matthew Edward Tuite
Daniel Edward Tyll
Thomas Enoc Urdaz
Brandon Anthony Valente
Jordan Charles Van Itallie
Antonio Kesner Vilsaint
Craig Thomas Von der Osten, II
Christopher Francis Walker
John Michael Walsh
Patrick Ryan Wojnicki
Matthew Zovistoski
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exceptional young
women in the
Class of 2015!
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Benedictine Academy, an all-female college-prep high school in Elizabeth, held graduation for the Class
of 2015 at Holy Spirit Parish, Union, June 6. Kayla M. Roque, above left, was valedictorian and Marina
L. Santiago, right, was salutatorian. President Sister Sharon McHugh, O.S.B. and Principal James J.
Sarto III conferred diplomas on the 47 graduates, and Director of Guidance, Sister Donna Jo Repetti,
O.S.F. delivered the keynote address. A graduation Mass was celebrated June 4 at the Benedictine
Sisters’ Church at Saint Walburga Monastery, Elizabeth. Sister Mary Feehan, O.S.B., presented the
Saint Scholastica Award to Marina Santiago (photo at left). The award is presented by the prioress of
the community to the graduating senior who best represents the ideals of a Benedictine young woman.
Immaculate Conception High School
Catholic-Coeducational-college preparatory
Montclair, NJ 07042
The graduates of the class of 2015
Have been awarded over $6.7 million
In scholarships and awards!
Congratulations!
George Austin
Sarah Fontanges
Zhane Garris
Eris Glenn
Alexa Hart
David Henderson
Malcolm Henson
Olaitan James
Vincent Johnson
Chanelle Lester
Akilah Love
Jabari Mallory
Zachary Mayo
Darius Mcclendon
Sumayah Medlin
Geonna Moore
Kwasi Moses
Angel Ng
Brandon Page
Zedric Pastelero
Chauncey Patrick
Michael Quinones
Destinee Rodriguez
Widney Saintil
Indira Smith
Alec Stonaker
Joy Tewiah
Maria Vargas
Jesus Velez
Kelvin Wallace
Kristian West
Antoine White
Brianna White
Syriah Williams
Bria Wright
Office of admissions, (974) 744-7445, Ext. 24
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Advocate photo—Melissa McNally
Archbishop John J. Myers ordained 11 transitional deacons May 16 at the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Newark. Transitional deacons are usually ordained to the diaconate after they complete their third year at theological seminary. Among the ordained were, back row,
left to right; Gabriel Jeronimo Curtis, Vincent Anthony D’Agostino, Bogumil Misiuk, Francisco Maria Mendonca and Danny Santos Rodrigues.
Middle row; Jesus Mesias Ramos, Juan Jose Esteban and Daniel Raymond Peterson. Front row; Richard DeBrasi, Victor Bolañus (Diocese
of Brooklyn) and Frater Jorge Valdivia, O.A.R. (Augustinian Recollects).
Roselle Catholic faculty
contribute $65,000 for
student aid
ROSELLE—In an act of generosity, the faculty and
staff of Roselle Catholic High School voluntarily and
anonymously elected to give back a portion of their
salary to the school. The donations help provide tuition
assistance for dozens of students to attend the school.
The Roselle Catholic administration and board does
its best to control expenses, but every year sees a tuition increase. The cost to attend Roselle Catholic is to
increase by $400 next year, breaking $11,000.
A growing number of students are in need of financial aid. Almost 60 percent of the student body
receives tuition assistance—starting at $350 to considerably more —made possible by the donations of
benefactors. Among the most generous is the school’s
faculty and staff.
This year, at the suggestion of a few teachers,
Roselle Catholic launched the Faculty/Staff Initiative,
to generate funds for tuition assistance.
A substantial majority of teachers and staff agreed
to regular payroll deductions to support students in
need. Beginning in September and running through
the end of school year, the initiative will yield over
$65,000 in aid. For more information about donations, visit rosellecatholic.org.
Submitted photo
Immaculate Heart Academy held its commencement June 7 on the Washington
Township campus. Pictured left to right are Salutatorian Molly Dudas, commencement speaker Meghan McNulty, and Valedictorian Monica Traupmann. McNulty,
a mechanical engineer, is a graduate of Immaculate Heart Academy’s Class of
2006. The Baccalaureate Mass and Awards Reception was held June 6.
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Sister Mary Clare Henry, M.M.
Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated May 6 in the
Chapel of the Annunciation at the Maryknoll Sisters Center,
NY, for Sister Mary Clare Henry, M.M., 87, who died May 1.
Born in Weehawken, Sr. Mary Clare entered Maryknoll at
its motherhouse in Ossining, NY, in 1950 from Saint Augustine’s Parish, Union City, and made her final vows on March 7,
1959, in Manila, Philippines.
A 1945 graduate of Saint Michael High School, Union City, she attended
Notre Dame College, Staten Island, and Newark Teachers College.
Sister Mary Clare served as a missionary in the Philippines for 54 years
and retired in 2011, residing at the Maryknoll Sisters Center until her death.
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Sister Dorothy Impens, S.C.
Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated May 12 at Holy Family
Chapel, Convent Station, for Sister Dorothy Impens, S.C.,
85, who died May 7.
Formerly Sister Camille Louise, she entered the Sisters of
Charity on March 6, 1953 and was a member for 62 years.
Sr. Dorothy graduated from the College of Saint Elizabeth, Morristown, earned a master’s degree In English from
Duquesne University, Pittsburgh. She served as a teacher at
Saint Joseph School, Oradell; Our Lady of Mount Carmel
School; Saint Michael High School, Union City; Saint Mary High School,
Elizabeth; East Orange Catholic High School; and Marylawn of the Oranges, South Orange.
Sr. Dorothy was an archives assistant at the Generalate of the Sisters
of Charity and retired to the Convent of Saint Elizabeth in 2011 where she
resided until her death.
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Father Peter K. Funesti
Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated June 5 at Nativity Parish, Midland Park, for Father Peter K. Funesti,
55, who died May 31.
Fr. Funesti attended Saint Thomas Aquinas College, Sparkill,
NY, and Immaculate Conception School of Theology in South
Orange, where he received his master of divinity, and was ordained to the priesthood on Dec. 10, 1988.
He served as parochial vicar at Our Lady of Sorrows Parish, South
Orange, and Saint Thomas the Apostle Parish, Bloomfield. Fr. Funesti was
named pastor of Nativity in July 2007. He also served the Archdiocese of
Newark on the vocations board, Engaged Encounter and Word on Worship.
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Father Leonard Gilman, O. Carm.
Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated June 5 at Our
Lady of Mount Carmel Parish, Tenafly, for Father
Leonard Gilman, O. Carm., 68, who died June 1.
Fr. Gilman earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from
Curry College in Milton, MA. He also attended Boston University where he earned a master’s degree in counseling. In 1992,
he entered the Carmelites and professed his first vows June 13, 1994. He
made his solemn profession with the Carmelites on Nov. 1, 1997 and was ordained a Carmelite priest on June 6, 1998.
In 2003, Fr. Gilman was appointed Director of Vocations for the Eastern
Commissariat of the Province; a position he held until 2006. In 2004 he was
appointed parochial vicar at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish and was appointed pastor two years later.
During his years as pastor, Fr. Gilman was also elected Eastern Commissary Provincial from 2010 to 2014 and appointed as interim director of Saint
Therese Chapel in Paramus. Fr. Leonard remained pastor at Our Lady of
Mount Carmel until his death.
Congratulations and Best Wishes
to our Pastor
Rev. Joseph A. Ferraro
On your 25th Anniversary
as a Priest of Our Lord Jesus.
Through the intercession of the Holy Family
of Jesus, Mary and Joseph may you be blessed
in your ministry to His Church and its people.
Rev. John Gordon, Rev. Mauro Primavera,
The Staff and Parishioners
of
Holy Family Church, Nutley
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Assignments: Sacred Heart, Newark (Vailsburg), parochial vicar; Immaculate
Conception Seminary, South Orange, instructor and dean; St. Leo, Irvington, parochial vicar; Archdiocese of Newark, member of priest personnel
policy board, board of consultors, presbyteral council and Vicar for Priests;
St. Charles Borromeo, Newark, administrator and pastor; Central Newark,
Deanery 20, Dean; Immaculate Conception, Montclair, pastor; St. Andrew,
Bayonne, parochial vicar; St. Mary (Resurrection), Jersey City, pastor; South
Hudson County (deaneries 10, 11, 12, 13), Episcopal Vicar; St. John, Newark, pastor; Beth Israel Medical Center, Newark, chaplain; Essex County
Correctional Facility, Newark, chaplain
Rev. Msgr. Joseph J. Granato
College: Seton Hall University, South Orange
Date of Ordination: June 4, 1955
Assignments: St. Lucy, Newark, director of the National
Shrine of St. Gerard and director of the Confraternity of St.
Gerard; St. Lucy, Newark, administrator, parochial vicar
and pastor; Archdiocese of Newark, pastor’s review board
Rev. Msgr. Carl D. Hinrichsen
Special to
College: Princeton University
Advanced degrees: master’s degree and Doctor of Philosophy, history, Catholic University of America, Washington
D.C.; Licentiate of Sacred Theology, Catholic University of
America, Washington D.C.
Assignments: St. Leo, Irvington, parochial vicar; Immaculate Conception
Seminary, South Orange, faculty; Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Ridgewood,
parochial vicar; Immaculate Heart of Mary, Maplewood, parochial vicar;
Most Blessed Sacrament, Franklin Lakes, parochial vicar, pastor and temporary administrator; Serra Club, Bergen County West, chaplain
Rev. Timothy J. Horgan
June 17, 2015
65 Years
Rev. Thaddeus F. Zuber
Assignments: St. Ann, Jersey City, parochial vicar; St. Mark,
Rahway, parochial vicar and pastor; Archdiocese of Newark, Office of Tribunal; Archdiocesan Choir Guild, director;
Knights of Columbus Council 1146, Rahway, chaplain
60 Years
Rev. William D. Driscoll
College: Seton Hall University, South Orange; Fordham
University, NY
Advanced degrees: master’s degree, history, Fordham University, NY; Doctor of Philosophy, Legal History, Fordham
University, NY; American Bar Association, fellowship in
legal history
Assignments: Seton Hall University, South Orange, professor of legal history
and pre-law advisor, established legal history program; Nativity, Midland
Park, parochial vicar; Queen of Peace, North Arlington,
staff; St. Vincent Hospital, Montclair, chaplain; St. Agnes,
Clark, weekend assignment
Rev. Msgr. James J. Finnerty
Assignments: St. Thomas More, Fairfield, parochial vicar;
St. Mary, Nutley, pastor; Our Lady of All Souls, East Orange, parochial vicar; North Essex, deanery 16, Dean; St.
Mathew, Ridgefield, pastor; US Air Force, chaplain assistant
Rev. Peter F. Lennon
Advanced degrees: Licentiate of Sacred Theology, Catholic University of America, Washington D.C.; Doctor of
Philosophy, clinical psychology, Duquesne University, PA;
master’s degree, English literature, Seton Hall University;
master’s degree, liturgy, Notre Dame University, IN
Assignments: Seton Hall Preparatory School, West Orange, instructor; Seton
Hall University, instructor; weekend assistant at: Our Lady of Lourdes, West
Orange; Our Lady of Mercy, Jersey City; St. Paul of the Apostle, Jersey City;
St. Venantius, Orange; Our Lady of Lourdes, West Orange
Rev. Msgr. Thomas G. Madden
Assignments: St. Teresa of Avila, Summit, parochial vicar;
St. Cassian, Upper Montclair, parochial vicar; Queen of
Peace, North Arlington, pastor; Southern Bergen County,
deaneries 5 and 7, Episcopal Vicar; Archdiocese of Newark,
vocations board
Rev. Rudolfo Osorio
College, Seminary: College Seminary of San Carlos, Cebu,
Philippines
Date of Ordination: March 26, 1955
Advanced degree: master’s, business administration, Fordham University, NY
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Assignments: Holy Trinity, Hackensack, parochial vicar; St. Francis De Sales,
Lodi, parochial vicar; Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Ridgewood, parochial vicar; Madonna, Fort Lee, parochial vicar
Rev. Msgr. Jeremias R. Rebanal
College, Seminary: Regional Seminary of the Holy Rosary,
Naga City, Philippines; Pontifical University of St. Thomas,
Manila, Philippines
Advanced degrees: Doctor of Philosophy, Canon Law,
Pontifical University of St. Thomas and Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome, Italy; Doctor of Philosophy, sociology
and LLD, State University of Complutense, Madrid, Spain; Master of
Divinity, Immaculate Conception Seminary, Darlington
Assignments: Madonna, Fort Lee, parochial vicar; St. Mary of the
Assumption, Elizabeth, parochial vicar; Archdiocese of Newark, Filipino
Apostolate, coordinator; St. Catherine of Siena, Hillside, parochial vicar; St.
Aedan, Jersey City, pastor; Archdiocese of Newark, judge/advocate for Metropolitan Tribunal
55 Years
Rev. Msgr. John S. Antao
College, Seminary: Seminary of Aveiro, Portugal; Seminary
of Christ the King, Lisbon, Portugal; Immaculate
Conception Seminary, Darlington
Date of Ordination: Oct. 7, 1960
Assignments: Our Lady of Fatima, Elizabeth, parochial vicar; Our Lady of Fatima, Newark, administrator; Our Lady
of Fatima, Elizabeth, pastor; Archdiocese of Newark, Portuguese Apostolate,
coordinator; Archdiocese of Newark, pastor’s review board
Rev. Carl J. Arico
Date of Ordination: May 28, 1960
Advanced degree: Master of Divinity, Immaculate
Assignments: Little Flower, Berkeley Heights, parochial
vicar; Union Catholic Regional High School, Scotch Plains,
chaplain; St. Mary Star of the Sea, Bayonne, temporary administrator; St. James, Springfield, parochial vicar; Archdiocese of Newark,
director of priest personnel policy board and Pre-Cana Committee chairman;
New Jersey Family Life Bureaus, executive coordinator
Rev. Joseph Fu
Date of Ordination: Aug. 4, 1960
Advanced degree: Master’s degree in education
Assignments: Our Lady of Mount Virgin, Garfield, parochial vicar; Archdiocese of Newark, Chinese Apostolate, director; St. Joseph Home for the Blind, Jersey City, chaplain
Rev. Msgr. Owen J. Hendry
Assignments: Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Jersey City,
parochial vicar; Our Lady of Victories, Harrington Park,
parochial vicar; Our Lady of the Visitation, Paramus,
parochial vicar; US Air Force, chaplain; Most Blessed Sacrament Parish, Franklin Lakes, pastor; Northwest Bergen, deaneries 1 and 4,
Dean; Archdiocese of Newark, presbyteral council and director of continuing
formation of priests; St. Philomena, Livingston, administrator
June 17, 2015
Rev. Matthew Kunnath
College, Seminary: Sacred Heart Seminary, Madras, India
Date of Ordination: April 24, 1960
Assignments: St. James Hospital, Newark, chaplain;
St. Mary, Nutley, parochial vicar; Knights of Columbus
Council 2346, Nutley, chaplain
Rev. John J. Morris
College: Seton Hall University; South Orange, Montclair
State University
Assignments: Archdiocesan Administration, chaplain; Our
Lady of the Lake, Verona, administrator and parochial vicar;
US Military, chaplain
Rev. Msgr. Joseph P. Plunkett
Assignments: St. Charles Borromeo, Newark, parochial
vicar; St. Boniface (Resurrection), Jersey City, parochial
vicar and pastor; Immaculate Heart of Mary/ St. Patrick,
Elizabeth, parochial vicar, temporary administrator and
pastor; Our Lady Help of Christians (St. Mary), West New
York, administrator; Archdiocese of Newark, priest personnel policy board
and chairperson of vocations board; St. Boniface (Resurrection), Jersey City,
pastor; Jersey City Downtown, deanery 11, Dean; Our Lady of Good Counsel, Newark, pastor; Our Lady Queen of Peace, Maywood, pastor; Blessed
Sacrament, Elizabeth, pastor; Union Southeast, deaneries 24 and 25, Episcopal Vicar; North Hudson, deanery 8, Dean; North Newark, deanery 19, Dean;
Our Lady of Peace, New Providence, pastor
Rev. George M. Reilly
Assignments: St. Catharine, Glen Rock, parochial vicar;
Northwest Bergen, deanery 1, Dean; Immaculate Conception Seminary, South Orange, spiritual director; St. Joseph,
Oradell/ New Milford, pastor; Serra Club of Bergen County
East, Ridgefield, chaplain; Knights of Columbus Council
3814, New Milford, chaplain
Rev. Thaddeus Stasik
College, Seminary: Krakow, Poland
Assignments: St. Theresa of the Child Jesus, Linden, parochial vicar; St. Benedict, Newark, parochial vicar; St. Michael the Archangel, Lyndhurst, parochial vicar; St. Joseph,
Hackensack, pastor; St. Ann, Jersey City, pastor
50 Years
Rev. Robert M. Brennan
Assignments: St. Leo, Irvington, parochial vicar; Sacred
Heart, Lyndhurst, parochial vicar; Immaculate Heart of
Mary, Scotch Plains, parochial vicar; St. Paul, Ramsey,
parochial vicar; Holy Trinity, Hackensack, parochial vicar;
St. Cassian, Upper Montclair, parochial vicar
Bishop Thomas A. Donato
College: St. Peter’s University, Jersey City
Advanced degrees: Master of Divinity, Immaculate Conception Seminary
June 17, 2015
Jubilarians
Assignments: St. John the Baptist, Hillsdale, parochial vicar; St. Vincent
de Paul, Bayonne, parochial vicar; Our Lady of the Assumption, Bayonne,
pastor; Archdiocese of Newark, member of priest personnel policy board,
clergy personnel, board of consultors, and presbyteral council; St. Paul,
Ramsey, pastor; Bergen County, deaneries 1 and 4; Episcopal Vicar; St. Raphael, Livingston, administrator and pastor; Immaculate Conception Seminary, South Orange, spiritual director; Regional Bishop of Hudson County
Rev. Vincent J. Doyle
Advanced degree: Doctor or Canon Law, Catholic University of America, Washington D.C.
Assignments: Archdiocese of Newark, secretary and judicial vicar for the Metropolitan Tribunal; National Guard,
chaplain; Immaculate Conception, Montclair, temporary
administrator; Holy Spirit, Union, pastor
Rev. Bernard Fernando
Assignments: Resurrection (St. Michael), Jersey City,
parochial vicar; Hackensack University Medical Center,
chaplain; Mountainside Hospital, Montclair, chaplain
Rev. Michael Guba
College, Seminary: Archdiocesan Seminary of the
Immaculate Conception, Philippines
Assignments: Our Lady of Sorrows, Garfield,
parochial vicar
Rev. Msgr. William C. Harms
Advanced degrees: Master’s, city and regional planning,
Rutgers University; Master of Divinity, Immaculate
Conception Seminary; master’s, group process, Seton Hall
University; Doctor of Ministry, Drew University, Madison
Assignments: Archdiocese of Newark, presbyteral council
and chair of the New Energies Implementation Team; Our
Lady of Perpetual Help, Oakland, parochial vicar and temporary administrator; Essex Vicariate, Dean; Seton Hall University, South
Orange, staff; St. Helen, Westfield,
pastor; Union County, deaneries 22, 23 and 26, Episcopal Vicar
Rev. Msgr. Raymond M. Holmes
Assignments: St. Vincent de Paul, Bayonne, parochial
vicar; St. Anthony, Newark, parochial vicar; Holy Trinity,
Westfield, parochial vicar; St. Peter, Belleville, pastor;
Corpus Christi, Hasbrouck Heights, temporary
administrator and parochial vicar
Rev. Stanley M. Lobo
Date of Ordination: Dec. 21, 1965
Assignments: Holy Name of Jesus, East Orange, parochial
vicar; Little Flower, Berkeley Heights, parochial vicar; St.
Mary, Rutherford, parochial vicar; St. Paul of the Cross,
Jersey City, parochial vicar; Christ Hospital, Jersey City,
chaplain; Madonna, Fort Lee, parochial vicar
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Rev. John B. Martin
College: Notre Dame University, IN; Seton Hall University,
South Orange
Advanced degree: certificate, Coady International Institute,
Nova Scotia
Assignments: Our Lady of the Lake, Verona, parochial vicar; St. Ann, Newark, parochial vicar; Blessed Sacrament/ St. Charles
Borromeo, Newark, pastor and temporary administrator; St. Michael, Union,
parochial vicar; St. Mary, Jersey City, parochial vicar; St. Michael, Jersey
City, temporary administrator; Resurrection, Jersey City, parochial vicar; Sacred Heart, Newark, parochial vicar; Presentation, Upper Saddle River, parochial vicar; St. Mary of the Assumption, Elizabeth, parochial vicar
Rev. Msgr. John A. Radano
College: St. Peter’s University, Jersey City; Catholic
University of America, Washington, D.C
Advanced degrees: master’s, Sacred Theology, University
of San Francisco, CA; doctorate, Aquinas Institute of
Theology, Iowa
Assignments: Seton Hall University, South Orange, chair of
religious studies; Secretariat for Christian Unity, Rome
Rev. Msgr. William J. Reilly
College: St. Peter’s University, Jersey City; Catholic
University of America, Washington, D.C.
Assignments: St. Bridget, Newark, parochial vicar, temporary administrator and pastor; Sacred Heart. Lyndhurst,
pastor; Assumption and All Saints, Jersey City, pastor;
Archdiocese of Newark, member of incardination board,
evangelization committee, and coordinator of multicultural office; Holy
Family, Union City, administrator; Resurrection, Jersey City, parochial vicar; Our Lady of Victories, Jersey City, temporary administrator; Our Lady
of Mount Virgin, Garfield, administrator; St. Leo, Elmwood Park, administrator; Holy Name, Garfield, pastor; Southwest Bergen, deanery 4, Dean;
College of St. Elizabeth, Morristown, adjunct professor
Rev. John F. Renard
Conception Seminary, Seton Hall University
Assignments: Epiphany, Cliffside Park, administrator;
Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament, Roseland, parochial
vicar; St. Aloysius, Jersey City, parochial vicar; Archdiocese of Newark, priest personnel policy board; St. Agnes, Clark, temporary
administrator; St. Anthony, Northvale, parochial vicar; St. John Nepomucene,
Guttenberg, pastor; Hudson North, Dean; Our Lady of Victories, Harrington
Park, administrator and pastor
Rev. Francis E. Schiller
Advanced degree: Juris Doctor, Seton Hall University
School of Law, Newark
Assignments: Our Lady of Mercy, Jersey City, parochial
vicar; St. Patrick and Assumption/ All Saints; Jersey City,
parochial vicar
Jubilarians
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25 Years
Rev. John B. Antony
College: St. Paul’s Theological College, Tamil Nadu, India
Advanced degrees: masters in history and sociology,
Madurai Kamaraj University, India
Assignments: Madonna, Fort Lee, parochial vicar; St. Phillip the Apostle, Saddle Brook, temporary parochial vicar
Rev. Steven Brosk
College: University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Advanced degree: Master of Divinity, Seton Hall University,
Immaculate Conception Seminary, South Orange
Date of Ordination: Nov. 17, 1990
Assignments: St. Catharine, Glen Rock, parochial vicar;
Christ the King, Hillside, parochial vicar; St. Michael, Cranford, parochial
vicar; US Military, chaplain
Rev. Joseph Ferraro
College: Montclair State University; University of Florence,
Italy
Advanced degree: Master of Divinity, Immaculate Conception Seminary, Seton Hall University
Assignments: Holy Rosary, Jersey City, administrator and
parochial vicar; St. Joseph, Maplewood, parochial vicar; St. Anthony, Newark, pastor and administrator; Archdiocese of Newark, member of the presbyteral council and board of consultors; Holy Family, Nutley,
administrator and pastor
Rev. Eugene G. Gniewyk
Assignments: St. Theresa, Kenilworth, parochial vicar;
St. Cassian, Upper Montclair, parochial vicar; St. Thomas
More, Fairfield, parochial vicar
Rev. Fernando E. Guillen
College: Centro de Estudios Avanzados de Costa Rica;
Seminario Central de Costa Rica
Advanced degrees: master’s, business administration, Centro de Estudios Avanzados; master’s, theology, Seminario
Central; master’s, philosophy, Universidad Autonoma de
Centroamerica
Assignments: Our Lady of Good Counsel, Newark, parochial vicar; St. Rocco, Union City, parochial vicar; Our Lady of Grace/ St. Joseph, Hoboken,
parochial vicar; Archdiocese of Newark, presbyteral council; Blessed Sacrament, Elizabeth, pastor; St. Francis of Assisi, Ridgefield Park, parochial vicar
Rev. Thomas D. Nicastro, Jr.
Assignments: St. Aloysius, Caldwell, parochial vicar; St.
Anthony, Newark, parochial vicar; Our Lady of the Assumption, Bayonne,
parochial vicar; St. Mary, Nutley, parochial vicar; Nutley PBA, Local 33,
chaplain
June 17, 2015
Rev. Theesmas Pankiraj
College: St. Paul’s Seminary, Trichy, India
Advanced degrees: master’s, theology, St. Paul’s Seminary;
master’s, psychology and Education Specialist (marriage
counseling), Seton Hall University
Assignments: Christ Hospital, Jersey City, chaplain; Madonna, Fort Lee, parochial vicar; St. Phillip the Apostle, Saddle Brook, pastor;
Archdiocese of Newark, Indian Apostolate, coordinator
Rev. Andrew Prachar
Assignments: Livingston Fire Department, chaplain; St.
Mary Star of the Sea, Bayonne, parochial vicar; Archdiocesan Youth Retreat Center, Kearny, director; St. Raphael,
Livingston, parochial vicar; West Essex, deanery 15, Dean;
West Orange Police Department, chaplain; Sacred Heart, Newark, pastor and
administrator; Little Flower, Berkeley Heights, pastor; Union County Police
Chief Association, chaplain
Rev. James Redstone
Assignments: St. Francis Xavier, Newark, parochial vicar
and temporary administrator; St. Catherine of Siena, Cedar
Grove, parochial vicar
Rev. Frank Rose
College: Farleigh Dickinson University; American Academy
McAllister Institute of Funeral Service, NY
Assignments: St. Paul the Apostle, Jersey City, parochial
vicar; St. Joseph of the Palisades, West New York, parochial vicar and administrator; St. John Nepomucene, Guttenberg, temporary
administrator; St. Rocco/ St. Brigid, Union City, temporary administrator;
St. Bernard/ St. Stanislaus, Plainfield, temporary administrator, administrator
and pastor; Our Lady of Good Counsel High School, Newark, administrator
Rev. Kevin J. Schott
College: Ramapo College, Mahwah
Assignments: St. John the Baptist, Hillsdale, parochial vicar; St. Catherine of Siena, Cedar Grove, parochial vicar;
St. Joseph, West Orange, parochial vicar; St. Bernard/ St.
Stanislaus, Plainfield, parochial vicar; Our Lady Queen of
Peace, Maywood, parochial vicar; Our lady of Mount Carmel, Nutley, parochial vicar
Rev. John J. Spino
College: Manhattan College, NY
Assignments: St. Joseph, Jersey City, parochial vicar; St. Joseph the Carpenter, Roselle, parochial vicar
Rev. Denis Surban
College: Virac (Catanduanes), Philippines
Assignments: St. Catharine, Glen Rock, parochial vicar; St.
Agnes, Clark, parochial vicar
Jubilarians
June 17, 2015
Rev. Joseph Duykim N. Tran
Assignments: Assumption, Roselle Park, parochial vicar; St.
Joseph, New Milford, parochial vicar
Rev. Msgr. C. Anthony Ziccardi
Advanced degrees: Master of Divinity, Immaculate Conception Seminary, Seton Hall University; Licentiate of Sacred
Scripture, Pontifical Biblical Institute, Rome; doctorate in
biblical theology, Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome
Assignments: Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Ridgewood,
parochial vicar; Archdiocese of Newark, archbishop’s secretary, member of the archdiocesan theological commission, priest personnel
policy board and censor of books; Holy Trinity Parish, Hackensack, parochial
vicar; Immaculate Conception, Montclair, parochial vicar; St. Nicholas, Jersey City, parochial vicar; Immaculate Conception Seminary, South Orange,
staff; Redemptoris Mater Seminary, Kearny, staff; Seton Hall University,
South Orange, adjunct professor, vice president for Mission and Ministry and
the Secretary Designee to the Board of Regents
Deacons
40 Years-first archdiocesan class
of permanent deacons
Deacon Nicholas C. Fargo
Deacon Edward J. Bowen
College: Aquinas Institute, St. Louis, MO
Advanced degree: Juris Doctor, Seton Hall Law School
Assignments: St. Peter the Apostle, River Edge
Deacon Tom Coyle
Advanced degree: master’s, New Jersey City University
Assignments: St. Thomas the Apostle, Bloomfield
Deacon Thomas H. De Benedictis
Assignments: Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart,
Newark; St. Joseph and Michael, Union City
Deacon Nicholas J. DeLucca
College: Rutgers University
Advanced degree: master’s, theology, Immaculate
Assignments: Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Ridgewood;
Our Lady Mother of the Church, Woodcliff Lake
Deacon John M. Inguaggiato
College: New Jersey City University
Assignments: Our Lady of Mercy, Jersey City
Advanced degree: master’s, Kean University, Union
Assignments: Our Lady of Sorrows, South Orange
Deacon Joseph J. Malanga
Deacon Leonard J. Mackesy
Deacon Willy J. Malarcher
Deacon Francis P. McQuade
College: William Paterson University, Wayne
Advanced degrees: Drew University; Montclair State
University
Assignments: St. Valentine, Bloomfield
College: Centenary College, Shreveport, LA
Advanced degree: master’s, fine arts, Catholic University
of America
Assignment: Holy Name Medical Center, Teaneck
Deacon Stephen Rodack
Assignments: Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, Wallington; Our
Lady of Mount Virgin, Garfield; Sacred Heart, Lyndhurst
Deacon Albert H. Tizzano
Date of Ordination: Date of Ordination: Dec. 14, 1975
Assignments: St. Thomas the Apostle, Bloomfield
20 Years
Deacon Jerome C. Bongiovanni
Advanced degree: master of business administration, Seton
Hall University
Assignments: St. James the Apostle, Springfield
College: New Jersey City University
Advanced degree: master’s, public administration, Rutgers
University
Assignments: Our Lady of Sorrows, Kearny
Advanced degrees: master’s, theology, Seton Hall
University; doctorate, Catholic University of America,
Washington, DC; Bachelor of Laws and Juris Doctor,
Fordham University School of Law, NY; Master of Laws,
New York University School of Law
Date of Ordination: May 6, 1995 (Diocese of Paterson)
Assignments: Our Lady of Sorrows, Maplewood; St. Patrick Chatham
(Paterson Diocese)
Deacon William H. Myers
Assignments: Queen of Peace, North Arlington
Deacon James P. Stumbar
College: Pennsylvania State University
Advanced degree: doctorate, Pennsylvania State University
Assignments: Little Flower, Berkeley Heights; Berkeley
Heights Convalescent and Nursing Center
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Jubilarians
30
Deacon Joseph G. Vrindten
Advanced degree: master’s, engineering science, New
Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark
Assignments: St. Francis of Assisi, Hackensack
Religious
Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer
(Redemptorists)
60 Years
Rev. Gerard G. Oberle, C.Ss.R
College: Mount Saint Alphonsus Seminary, Esopus, NY
Assignments: St. James, Newark, parochial vicar; other
assignments in Brazil
50 Years
Rev. Clement M. Krug, C.Ss.R
College: Mount Saint Alphonsus Seminary, Esopus, NY
Advanced degree: master’s, religious education
Assignments: Holy Trinity-Epiphany, Newark, administrator; St. James, Newark, administrator, parochial vicar and
pastor; Archdiocese of Newark, coordinator of Brazilian
Apostolate, member of evangelization committee and superior of Redemptorist Mission; other assignments in Brazil
Salesians of Don Bosco
65 Years
Rev. Gennaro J. Sesto, S.D.B.
College: Don Bosco College, Newton
Advanced degree: Licentiate in Sacred Theology and Licentiate of Cannon Law, Pontifical Atheneum Salesianum,
Turin, Italy; Doctorate of Cannon Law, Catholic University
of America, Washington D.C.
Date of Ordination: July 2, 1950
Assignments: Don Bosco Preparatory High School, Ramsey, director; St. Anthony, Elizabeth, Italian Apostolate; assignments in Italy, Ohio and New York
40 Years
Rev. James Heuser, S.D.B.
College: Don Bosco College, Newton
Advanced degree: Master of Divinity, Pontifical College
Josephinum, Columbus, OH; master’s, pastoral ministry,
Boston College
Date of religious profession: Sept. 1, 1975
Assignments: Don Bosco Residence, Orange, director; Provincial of the Salesian Province of St. Philip the Apostle; Don Bosco Preparatory High School, Ramsey, director/president; assignments in Massachusetts
and New York
June 17, 2015
Marist Brothers
(Anniversary from Date of Profession)
70 Years
Brother Francis Klug, F.M.S.
Date of Profession: July 26, 1945
College: Marist College, Poughkeepsie, NY
Advanced degree: master’s, Spanish, Fordham University,
NY
Assignments: Marist High School, Bayonne, teacher and
treasurer; other assignments in Texas and Georgia
60 Years
Brother James Adams, F.M.S.
Advanced degree: master’s, biology, St. John’s University,
NY; doctor of philosophy, chemical biology, University of
the Philippines
Assignments: Marist Provincial Office, Bayonne, senior
brothers liaison; Marist Retired Brothers’ Residence, director; assignments
in the Philippines and New York
Brother Thomas Delaney, F.M.S.
Advanced degree: master’s, Spanish education, Seton Hall
University
Assignments: Marist High School, Bayonne, teacher and
assistant principal; assignments in New York and Texas
Brother Paul Meuten, F.M.S.
Date of Profession: Aug. 14, 1955
Advanced degrees: master’s, business management and
master’s, history, St. John’s University, NY
Assignments: Marist Provincial Office, Bayonne, assistant
treasurer; assignments in the Philippines
50 Years
Brother James Devine, F.M.S.
College Marist College, Poughkeepsie, NY
Advanced degree: master’s, education, Boston College
Assignments: Marist High School, Bayonne, teacher; assignments in Illinois, New York and Japan
Brother William Maske, F.M.S.
Advanced degree: New York School of Liturgical Music
Assignments: Marist High School, Bayonne, assistant
principal, teacher and athletic director; assignments in
Pennsylvania
Jubilarians
June 17, 2015
Brother Joseph Matthews, F.M.S.
Advanced degree: master’s, mathematics, Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT
Assignments: Marist High School, Bayonne, treasurer and
president; assignments in Texas and New York
Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth
(Anniversary from Date of Entrance)
65 Years
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Sister Joan Eileen Butler, S.C.
Date of Entrance: Sept. 6, 1955
Assignments: Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken; St. Anne Villa,
Florham Park,; Immaculate Conception, Montclair; Our
Lady of Lourdes, West Orange
Sister Jane Teresa Culligan, S.C.
Assignments: St. Michael, Union City; Immaculate Heart,
Maplewood; Overlook Hospital, Summit, therapist; Essex
County Hospital, Cedar Grove, therapist; Sisters of Charity
of St. Elizabeth, Convent Station, assistant director of Sister
Miriam Teresa League; St. Thomas the Apostle, Bloomfield;
other assignments in Rhode Island
Sister Marie Charitina Frabizio, S.C.
Sister Madeline Fahey, S.C.
Sister Elizabeth Holler, S.C.
Sister John Margaret
Harrington, S.C.
Sister Joan Lowden, S.C.
Sister Clare Maureen Tracy,
S.C.
Date of Entrance: Oct. 1, 1950
Assignments: St. Aloysius Academy, Jersey City; St. Mary,
Elizabeth; St. Mary School, Nutley, principal; St. Anthony,
Elizabeth, director of religious education
Assignments: St. Mary, Elizabeth; Our Lady of Victories School,
Harrington Park, principal; St. Anne Villa, Florham Park, volunteer; Our Lady of Victories Convent, Harrington Park, volunteer;
Immaculate Conception, Norwood, pastoral associate
Assignments: Sacred Heart, Jersey City; St. Bridget, Jersey
City; St. James, Newark; Academy of Saint Elizabeth, Convent Station; St. Aloysius, Jersey City; St. Anthony Convent,
Elizabeth, volunteer; Our Lady of Guadalupe, Elizabeth
60 Years
Sister Barbara Aires, S.C.
Assignments: Our Lady of Lourdes, West Orange; St. Aloysius, Jersey City; Academy of St. Aloysius, Jersey City; Sisters of Charity of St. Elizabeth, Convent Station, member of
general council and director of property and building
Sister Beverly Bligh, S.C.
Assignments: St. Phillip the Apostle, Saddle River; St. Joseph, Jersey City; Our Lady of Victories, Jersey City; St.
Patrick, Jersey City; St. Peter, Jersey City; Sacred Heart,
Jersey City, teacher aide
Sister Jo Ann Bromley, S.C.
Assignments: Holy Cross, Harrison; Mother Seton Residence, Montclair, administrator; St. Michael School, Newark, principal; Caritas Community Residence, Jersey City,
administrator; Seton Manor, Newark, administrator; Mount
St. Andrew Residence, Paramus, administrator; St. Vincent
Nursing Home, Cedar Grove, volunteer coordinator
Assignments: St. Andrew, Westwood; St. Cecilia,
Englewood; nurse in area hospitals
Assignments: St. Anne Villa, Florham Park; St. Vincent
Hospital, Montclair; St. Elizabeth Hospital, Elizabeth;
Immaculate Conception, Montclair
Assignments: St. Elizabeth Hospital, Elizabeth, technician
and volunteer
Sister Maryanne Van Note, S.C.
Assignments: St. Aloysius, Jersey City; St. Bridget School,
Jersey city, principal, social worker and guidance counselor; Resurrection School, Jersey City; Bayonne Community
Mental Health Center, physical therapist and counselor
Sister Barbara Nesbihal, S.C.
Assignments: St. Mary, Jersey City; Academy of St. Aloysius and St. Bridget, Jersey City, principal; Resurrection
School, Jersey City, principal; St. Joseph, Jersey City
55 Years
Sister Anne Marie Moroney, S.C.
Assignments: Holy Trinity, Hackensack; St. Peter School,
Jersey City, principal; Resurrection School, Jersey City,
co-principal; St. Mary High School, Jersey City
Sister Francis Salemi, S.C.
Assignments: St. Mary, Dumont; St. Patrick School, Jersey
City, assistant principal; Sacred Heart School, Jersey City,
assistant principal and principal
Jubilarians
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Sister Monica Vinges, S.C.
Assignments: St. Lucy, Jersey City; St. Anne, Jersey City;
Sacred Heart, Vailsburg; Sacred Heart, Bloomfield; St.
Thomas the Apostle School, Bloomfield, guidance counselor; St. Rose of Lima School, Newark, guidance counselor; St. Vincent Academy, Newark, guidance counselor;
Catholic Community Services, Newark, counselor; Queen of Peace School,
North Arlington, counselor; Boystown, Kearny, counselor; Mount Carmel
Guild, Jersey City, CCS outpatient department; Trinitas Hospital, Elizabeth,
outpatient clinician
Sisters of St. Dominic of Caldwell
70 Years
Sister Elizabeth Michael Boyle, O.P.
College: Caldwell University
Advanced degrees: master’s, English, Catholic University of
America, Washington, D.C.; doctor of philosophy,
literature, Drew University, Madison
Date of Entrance: Aug. 30, 1945
Assignments: St. Michael School, Union, teacher; St. Mary
High School, Rutherford, teacher; St. John School, Jersey
City, teacher; Union Catholic High School, Scotch Plains,
teacher; Sisters of St. Dominic, leadership team councilor; Caldwell University, English professor
Sister Ines Marie DiBonaventura, O.P.
Advanced degree: master’s, administration in religion,
La Salle University, Philadelphia, PA
Assignments: St. Brigid School, North Bergen, teacher; St.
Mary School, Rutherford, teacher; St. Mary High School,
Rutherford, teacher and vice principal; St. Catherine of Siena, Cedar Grove, principal; Holy Rosary, Edgewater, pastoral associate; St. Mary, Rutherford, pastoral associate
Sister Carmel Livosi, O.P.
Advanced degree: master’s, religious studies, Providence
College, Providence, RI
Assignments: St. Catherine School, Elizabeth, teacher; Ss.
Peter and Paul School, Hoboken, teacher; St. Philomena
School, Livingston, teacher; St. Aedan School, Jersey City,
teacher; Archdiocese of Newark, Vocation Director, Propagation-Mission
coordinator
60 Years
Sister Brigid Brady, O.P.
Advanced degrees: master’s, English, University of Scranton, Scranton, PA; doctor of philosophy, English, Rutgers
University, New Brunswick
Assignments: Sacred Heart School, Lyndhurst, teacher;
Union Catholic High School, Scotch Plains, teacher; Caldwell University, English professor
June 17, 2015
Sister Mary Ann Brezina, O.P.
Advanced degrees: master’s, science, Montclair University;
master’s, botany, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE
Assignments: Sts. Peter and Paul School, Hoboken, teacher;
Union Catholic High School, Scotch Plains, teacher; Mount
Saint Dominic Academy, Caldwell, teacher; Rutgers University, Newark,
teacher; Caldwell University, professor and director of food services; St.
Dominic Academy, Jersey City, teacher and administrative assistant; Notre
Dame Interparochial, Palisades Park, librarian; Link Community School,
Newark, administrative assistant and plant manager
Sister Mary Immaculate McGovern, O.P.
Advanced degree: master’s, music, Catholic University of
America, Washington, D.C.
Assignments: St. John the Apostle, Clark, teacher; St.
Aloysius School, Caldwell, teacher; Union Catholic High
School, Scotch Plains, teacher; St. Dominic Academy, Jersey City, teacher; St. Catherine’s Infirmary, Caldwell, nurse;
Lacordaire Academy, Montclair, teacher; Ascension School, New Milford,
teacher; Sacred Heart School, Lyndhurst, teacher; Small Blessings, Lyndhurst, teacher
Sister Barbara Moore, O.P.
Advanced degrees: master’s, library science, Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C.; Master of Divinity,
Aquinas Institute, St. Louis, MO; Doctorate of Ministry,
Drew University, Madison
Assignments: St. Mary School, Rahway, teacher; Blessed Sacrament School,
Roseland, teacher; St. Mary High School, Rutherford, teacher and librarian;
St. Aedan School, Jersey City, principal; Mount Saint Dominic Academy,
Caldwell, principal; Rutgers University, Newark, Catholic chaplain; Caldwell
University, associate professor and graduate pastoral ministry coordinator
Sister Thomas Marie Morris, O.P.
Assignments: St. Aloysius School, Caldwell, teacher; Saint
Dominic Academy, Jersey City, teacher; Caldwell University, Office of the Treasurer; Mount Saint Dominic Academy,
Caldwell, teacher; St. Cecilia High School, Bergenfield,
teacher; St. Cecilia Parish, Bergenfield, pastoral associate
Sister Ann O’Rourke, O.P.
Advanced degrees: master’s, theology, Providence College,
Providence, RI; master’s, social work and counseling,
Fordham University, NY
Assignments: St. Philomena School, Livingston, teacher; St.
Elizabeth School, Linden, teacher; Mount Saint Dominic
Academy, Caldwell, teacher and counselor; St. Joseph School, West Orange,
teacher; St. Theresa School, Kenilworth, teacher; St. Mary School, Rahway, teacher; St. Elizabeth School, Linden, pastoral associate; Our Lady of
Sorrows School, Jersey City, social worker; St. Catherine of Siena School,
volunteer social worker
Jubilarians
June 17, 2015
Sister Elise Redmerski, O.P.
Advanced degrees: master’s, religious studies, Villanova
University, PA
Assignments: Our Lady of the Lake School, Verona, teacher; St. Mary School, Rahway, teacher; St. Ann School,
Newark, teacher; St. Mary School, Rutherford, teacher; St. John the Baptist,
Jersey City, principal; Sisters of St. Dominic, past leadership team councilor;
Our Lady of Sorrows, Jersey City, pastoral associate and pastoral minister
Date of Entrance: April 3, 1983 (18 years with Daughters of Divine Charity
before transferring)
Assignments: St. Andrew School, Westwood, teacher and pastoral associate;
St. Philomena School, Livingston, guidance counselor and pastoral associate;
Mount Saint Dominic Academy, Caldwell, counselor; Sisters of Saint Dominic of Caldwell, vocation director; campus minister at Rutgers University and
Stevens Institute of Technology; Broadway House of Continuing Care, Newark, director of pastoral care; Ss. Peter and Paul School, Hoboken, pastoral
associate; Marian Manor, Caldwell, social services ministry; other assignments throughout New York, New Jersey and Connecticut
School Sisters of Saint Francis
(Anniversary from Date of Profession)
Sister Joan Spingler, O.P.
Advanced degree: master’s, administration, Fairfield University, CT
Assignments: St. Mary School, Rutherford, teacher; Nativity School, Midland Park, teacher; St. Catherine School,
Elizabeth, teacher; Christ the King, Hillside School, principal; St. Theresa
School, Kenilworth, teacher; St. Brigid School, North Bergen, principal; St.
John School, Clark, teacher; Saint Dominic Academy, Jersey City, teacher
and director of students; New Community Corp., Newark, social services
and purchasing agent; social services at St. Catherine Infirmary, St. Dominic
Academy, Villa Marie Claire, and Cusack Care Center
Sister Carol Van Billiard, O.P.
Advanced degree: master’s, French, Assumption College,
Worcester, MA
Assignments: St. Mary School, Rahway, teacher; Our Lady
of the Lake School, Verona, teacher; St. Catherine School,
Elizabeth, teacher; Saint Dominic Academy, Jersey City, teacher; Mount
Saint Dominic Academy, Caldwell, teacher; Hudson Hospice Volunteers,
Inc., volunteer director
50 Years
Sister Mary Joseph Bircsak, O.P.
Advanced degree: master’s, interdepartmental biological
science, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI
Assignments: Mount Saint Dominic Academy, Caldwell,
teacher; Union Catholic Girls High School, Scotch Plains,
teacher; Caldwell University, science professor, director of
admissions, Dean of External Affairs; other assignments in Colorado
Sister Deborah Lynch, O.P.
Advanced degrees: master’s, religious education, La Salle
University, PA; master’s, counseling, Iona College, New
Rochelle, NY
Assignments: Our Lady of the Lake School, Verona, teacher; St. Joseph School, Union City, teacher; St. Dominic Academy, Jersey
City, teacher, vice principal, student assistance/family counselor; Caldwell
University, counselor, student development center
Sister Patricia Wormann, O.P.
College: Fordham University, Bronx, NY
Advanced degrees: master’s, social work, Rutgers University; Master of Divinity, Immaculate Conception Seminary,
Darlington
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70 Years
Sister Rose Ann Rovnak, O.S.F.
(formerly Sister Justine)
Assignments: Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
School, Jersey City, teacher 60 Years
Sister Rosemarie Bartnicki, O.S.F.
(formerly Sister Raymond)
College: Holy Family College, Philadelphia, PA
Advanced degree: master’s, education, Seton Hall University
Assignments: Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
School, Jersey City, teacher; St. John Nepomucene School,
Guttenberg, principal; Christ the Teacher School, Fort Lee,
principal
Sister Rosalia Giba, O.S.F.
College: Carlow College, Pittsburgh, PA
Advanced degree: master’s, education, Duquesne
University, Pittsburgh, PA
Assignments: St. John Nepomucene School, Guttenberg,
teacher
Sister Marie Glodava, O.S.F.
College: Holy Family, Philadelphia, PA
Assignments: St. Joseph School, Oradell, teacher and director of after school care
50 Years
Sister Marie Bernadette Kelleher, O.S.F.
Assignments: St. John Nepomucene School, Guttenberg,
teacher; Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary School,
Jersey City, teacher; St. Joseph School, Oradell, teacher
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Dominican Sisters of Hope
60 Years
Sister Noreen Conheeney, O.P.
College: Mount Saint Mary College, Newburgh, NY
Advanced degree: master’s, special religious education,
Cardinal Stritch University, Milwaukee, WI
Date of Entry: Sept. 1955
Assignments: St. Paul School, Jersey City, teacher;
Henry Harris School, Bayonne, special education teacher;
other assignments throughout New Jersey
Sisters of the Catholic Apostolate
(Pallottines)
(Anniversary from Date of Investing)
80 Years
Sister Victoria Capaldo, C.S.A.C.
College: Seton Hall University
Date of Investing: Aug. 25, 1935
Assignments: Sacred Heart Orphanage, Kearny; Holy Rosary Academy, Union City, teacher; other assignments in New
York and Maryland
50 Years
Sister Rita Mastrogiacomo, C.S.A.C.
College: Fordham University
Date of Investing: Sept. 1, 1965
Assignments: Sacred Heart School, Kearny, teacher; Our
Lady of Grace, Fairview, pastoral ministry; Provincial
Councilor of the Sisters of the Catholic Apostolate; other
assignments in New York and Canada
Sisters of Christian Charity
50 Years
Sister Esther Falzone, S.C.C.
College: Marillac College, Normandy, MO
Advanced degrees: master’s, Seton Hall University and
Marywood University, Scranton, PA
Assignments: St. Gabriel the Archangel, Saddle River, pastoral ministry: St. Nicholas School, Jersey City, teacher and
principal; other assignments in New York, Pennsylvania, and Illinois
Religious Teachers Filippini
60 Years
Sister Jean Raspolich, M.P.F.
College: Seton Hall University
Assignments: Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Jersey City; St.
Francis Xavier, Newark; Our Lady of the Assumption, Bay-
June 17, 2015
onne; Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Orange; St. Bartholomew, Scotch Plains,
Our Lady of Libera, West New York; Holy Family, Plainfield; other assignments in Pennsylvania and New York
Felician Sisters
80 Years
Sister Mary Jeremiah Domozych, C.S.S.F.
Advanced degree: master’s, education, Villanova University, PA
Date of Entrance: June 24, 1935
Assignments: teacher at Our Lady of Czestochowa School,
Jersey City; Most Sacred Heart of Jesus School, Wallington; St. Michael School, Lyndhurst; St. Adalbert School,
Elizabeth; Our Lady of Mount Carmel School, Bayonne: St.
Casimir School, Newark; St. Stanislaus School, Newark; Immaculate Conception High School, Lodi; other assignments throughout New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and Delaware
Sister Bernice Marie Haduch, C.S.S.F.
(formerly Sister Mary Humilia)
Advanced degree: master’s, library science, Villanova University, PA
Date of Entrance: June 24, 1935
Assignments: St. Francis de Sales, Lodi, parish finance
office; teacher at Immaculate Conception High School,
Lodi; St. Adalbert School, Elizabeth; St. Valentine School,
Bloomfield; St. Ann School, Jersey City; other assignments throughout New
Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania and Maryland
Sister Mary Euthalia Adamska, C.S.S.F.
Assignments: Immaculate Conception Convent, Lodi, sacristan; teacher at Sacred Heart School, Irvington; St. Adalbert School, Elizabeth; Our Lady of Czestochowa School,
Jersey City; St. Anthony School, Jersey City; St. Ann
School, Jersey City; other assignments throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania
75 Years
Sister Mary Adalbert Wierciszewska, C.S.S.F.
College: Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C.
Advanced degree: master’s, English, Villanova University,
PA
Date of Entrance: July 15, 1940
Assignments: Felician College, Lodi, instructor and tutor;
Immaculate Conception Convent, Lodi, arts and crafts instructor; Immaculate Conception High School, Lodi, teacher and principal; Provincial Councilor, former Immaculate
Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary Province, Lodi; other assignments
throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Jubilarians
June 17, 2015
Sister Mary Cherubim Lubin, C.S.S.F.
Advanced degree: master’s, general professional education,
Seton Hall University
Assignments: Saint Mary Hospital, Orange, pastoral care;
Felician College, Lodi, professor; teacher at Immaculate
Conception High School, Lodi, St. Theresa School, Linden;
St. Anthony School, Jersey City; Sacred Heart School, Irvington; St. Adalbert School, Elizabeth; other assignments throughout New
Jersey, Maryland, Oklahoma, Delaware and Pennsylvania
Sister Mary Tarcilia Juchniewicz, C.S.S.F.
Advanced degree: master’s, education, Villanova University, PA
Assignments: Felician College, Lodi, professor of science
and math, Dean of Students; teacher at St. Anthony High
School, Jersey City; Immaculate Conception Orphanage,
Lodi; Our Lady of Mount Carmel School, Bayonne; other
assignments throughout New Jersey and Delaware
70 Years
Sister Mary Ramona Borkowski, C.S.S.F.
(formerly Sister Mary Vitalia)
Advanced degree: master’s, special education, Cardinal
Stritch University, Milwaukee, WI
Assignments: Felician School for Exceptional Children,
Lodi, director; Mount Carmel Guild, Newark, principal;
teacher at St. Adalbert School, Elizabeth; St. Theresa School,
Cresskill; St. Casimir School, Newark; Our Lady of Mount Carmel School,
Bayonne; other assignments throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Sister Mary Lucretia Mrozinski, C.S.S.F.
Advanced degree: master’s, library science, Villanova University, PA
Assignments: St. Anthony High School, Jersey City, librarian; Felician College, Lodi, librarian; teacher at St. Casimir
School, Newark; Our Lady of Czestochowa School, Jersey
City; Our Lady of Mount Carmel School, Bayonne; St. Anthony School, Jersey City; other assignments throughout New Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania
Sister Mary Lucia Wyrwa, C.S.S.F.
Assignments: Felician Reading Center, Lodi reading and
ESL instructor; teacher at St. Adalbert School, Elizabeth; St.
Michael School, Lyndhurst; Sacred Heart School, Irvington;
Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Bayonne; St. Theresa School,
Linden; St. Anthony School, Jersey City; Our Lady of Czestochowa School, Jersey City, principal; other assignments throughout New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia
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60 Years
Sister Joan Marie Maliszewski, C.S.S.F.
(formerly Sister Mary Amadea)
Advanced degree: master’s, general professional education,
Seton Hall University
Assignments: Felician College, Lodi, computer lab manager, financial aid office; teacher at Immaculate Conception
High School, Lodi; St. Anthony High School, Jersey City;
St. Casimir School, Newark; other assignments throughout New Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania
Sister Mary Joanita Ziemba, C.S.S.F.
Advanced degree: master’s, administration, Seton Hall University
Assignments: Immaculate Conception Convent, Lodi,
housekeeping manager; Garfield Catholic Academy, Garfield, principal; St. Stanislaus School, Garfield, principal; St.
Casimir School, Newark, principal; teacher at Sacred Heart
High School, Irvington; St. Francis de Sales School, Lodi;
St. Adalbert School, Elizabeth; St. Anne School, Jersey
City; St. Valentine School, Bloomfield; other assignments
throughout New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania
50 Years
Sister Mary Rosita Brennan, C.S.S.F.
College: Felician College, Lodi
Advanced degrees: Bachelors of Nursing, Gwynedd-Mercy
University, Bensalem, PA; master’s, religious studies/theology, Villanova University, PA; Doctor of Nursing Science,
Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C.
Assignments: Felician Sisters of North America, Our
Lady of Hope Province, Provincial Councilor; Immaculate
Conception Convent, Lodi, coordinator for Felician Services, Inc.; Felician
College, Lodi, professor of nursing, theology instructor, provost, Academic
Dean; other assignments in Rome, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania
Sister Mary Juanita Arnister, C.S.S.F.
Advanced degree: master’s, pastoral ministry, Fairfield University, CT
Assignments: Felician College, Lodi, Vice President of Mission; Provincial Councilor, former Immaculate Conception
of the Blessed Virgin Mary Province, Lodi; Immaculate
Conception High School, Lodi, admissions director; St.
Theresa of the Child Jesus School, Linden, principal; Most
Sacred Heart of Jesus School, Wallington, teacher; St. Mary
School, Closter, teacher; other assignments throughout New
Jersey and Washington, D.C.
Sister Janet Marie Kurgan, C.S.S.F.
(formerly Sister Mary Christopher)
Advanced degree: master’s, formative spirituality,
Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA
Assignments: Felician Sisters of North America, Our Lady
of Hope Province, Director of the Abundant Life Program;
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2015 Jubilarians
We extend our Prayerful Best Wishes
Sacred Heart Church
Lyndhurst
_____
Saint John the Apostle Church
Linden
_____
Saint Stephen Church
Kearny
Rev. Gerard G. Oberle, C.Ss.R.
June 17, 2015
Provincial Councilor, former Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin
Mary Province, Lodi; Immaculate Conception Convent, Lodi, director of
Formation of Religious; teacher at St. Stanislaus School, Garfield; St. Valentine School, Bloomfield; Sacred Heart School, Irvington; other assignments
throughout New Jersey, Delaware and Rome
Sister Mary Edwardanne
Murtha, C.S.S.F.
Assignments: Immaculate Conception Convent, Lodi,
receptionist and internal ministries; other assignments
throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania
25 Years
Sister Maria Magdalena Vallellanes, C.S.S.F.
Advanced degree: master’s, Felician College, Lodi
Assignments: Our Lady of Mount Virgin, Garfield, pastoral
assistant; St. Joseph, East Rutherford, catechetical program;
Our Lady of Victories, Harrington Park, pastoral assistant;
Felician College, Lodi, receptionist and music ministry;
Archdiocese of Newark, Office of Education, secretary
Congratulations on
your 60th Anniversary
of service to our Lord.
St. James Parish, Newark
Congratulations
and HeartfeltThanks to
Our 2015 Jubilarians
80th Anniversary
50th Anniversary
Sister Bernice Marie Haduch
Sister Mary Euthalia Adamska
Sister Mary Jeremiah Domozych
Sister Mary Charles Wienckoski
Sister Mary Edwardanne Murtha
Sister Janet Marie Kurgan
Sister Mary Juanita Arnister
Sister Mary Rosita Brennan
75th Anniversary
Sister Mary Adalbert Wierciszewska
Sister Mary Cherubim Lubin
Sister Mary Tarcilia Juchniewicz
70th Anniversary
Sister Mary Lucia Wyrwa
Sister Mary Lucretia Mrozinski
Sister Mary Ramona Borkowski
60th Anniversary
Sister Joan Marie Maliszewski
Sister Mary Joanita Ziemba
Sister Lynn Marie Zawacka
25th Anniversary
Sister Maria Magdalena Vallellanes
The Clergy,
Religious and
Staff of the
Cathedral Basilica
of the Sacred Heart
offer our Prayers
and Congratulations
to all those
celebrating milestone
anniversaries in 2015.
Of this gospel I have
become a servant
according to the gift
of God’s grace...
Ephesians 3:7
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God Bless
Our Jubilarians
from the
Archdiocese of Newark
Schools and Catechetical
Offices
We are grateful for your years of
sharing your gifts and talents by
supporting the ministry of educating the mind, the body, and the soul
of children and adults throughout
the Archdiocese of Newark.
June 17, 2015
✝
✝
As a Shepherd of God’s people,
The Parishioners of
Saint Mary’s, Nutley
Congratulate
The Most Reverend Thomas A. Donato
on your 50th Anniversary
of Priesthood!
The Parish Family of Queen of Peace Church
North Arlington
extends warm congratulations to our Jubilarians.
This year we especially remember,
Reverend Monsignor Thomas G. Madden, Pastor Emeritus
on the 60th Anniversary of his ordination to the Priesthood.
Reverend Scott F. Attanasio
on the 20th Anniversary of his ordination to the Priesthood.
Deacon William H. Myers
on the 20th Anniversary of his ordination to the Diaconate.
May God’s Blessings continue for all celebrating
milestone years in their Service to the Lord!
Reverend Monsignor William J. Fadrowski, V.F., Pastor
June 17, 2015
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Fr. John F. Renard
In grateful appreciation
for dedicating your life
to the Lord, His Church
and His people.
Our Lady of Victories
Harrington Park
CONGRATULATIONS ON
YOUR 50 TH ANNIVERSARY
CONGRATULATIONS
on your 60th Anniversary to the priesthood.
Rev. Msgr.
Carl D. Hinrichsen
To a faithful and cheerful steward of the mysteries of God.
Our Lady of Mercy Church, Park Ridge
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On behalf of the
Parish of Saint Mary’s,
Nutley
June 17, 2015
God Bless
my loving
& wonderful cousin,
“Father Joe”
on this very special milestone….
We Congratulate
Rev. Thomas D. Nicastro, Jr.
on your 25 years of faithful
service to the priesthood.
Ad Multos Annos!
With love,
JoAnn Wilker-Tarantino
Msgr. Vincent J. Doyle
May God continue to bless you
as you celebrate your
50th anniversary.
Congratulations from
The pastor, priests and parishioners
of Holy Spirit Church, Union
W
ith much love and gratitude,
The Parish Family of St. Francis of Assisi Church
In Ridgefield Park Congratulates:
Rev. Msgr. C. Anthony Ziccardi and Rev. Fernando Guillen
on their 25th Anniversary of service to the Lord.
Jubilarians
June 17, 2015
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CONGRATULATIONS
W
al
k
w
ith
Monsignor
Joseph Granato
on your 6oth
Anniversary!
Hi
m
All our Love and affection
The Arre Family
Corpus Christi Parish
celebrates
Rev. Raymond M. Holmes
with joy and gratitude for
50 years of priesthood.
REV. STANLEY LOBO
Congratulations
on your
50th anniversary
of priesthood.
We are eternally and
profoundly grateful.
Rev. Minhyun Cho, pastor
and the parishioners of
Saint Michael Church,
Palisades Park
CONGRATULATIONS
To our Pastor and Bishop,
MOST REV. THOMAS A. DONATO
on your 50th Anniversary as a Priest in Christ.
May Christ, to whose service you have dedicated
your life, continue to bless you and your ministry
to His Church and its people.
With love, prayers and our best wishes,
THE PARISH FAMILY OF ST. HENRY, Bayonne
Reverend Monsignor
Joseph J. Granato
Pastor Emeritus
St. Lucy’s Church
National Shrine of St. Gerard
Newark, New Jersey
CONGRATULATIONS
60TH ANNIVERSARY
ORDINATION TO PRIESTHOOD
4 JUNE 1955—4 JUNE 2015
The people and priests of St. Lucy wish you
health and happiness. Ad Multos Annos!
Jubilarians
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The Sisters of Charity
of Saint Elizabeth
honor their
June 17, 2015
Monsignor Joseph J. Granato
CONGRATULATIONS
ON YOUR 60TH ANNIVERSARY
TO THE PRIESTHOOD
2015 Jubilarians
for their years of
commitment,
dedication
and service
to religious life.
www.SCNJ.org
GOD BLESS YOU ON THIS MILESTONE
OF DEVOTION & SERVICE
All our Love,
Elia Family
Michele, Kathleen, Paula & Philip
Congratulations to
Rev. Msgr. James J. Finnerty, Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Msgr. Owen J. Hendry
and all our Jubilarians
God Bless You!
Rev. Frank Rose,
pastor
The parishioners and staff from
St. Bernard of Clairvaux
and
St. Stanislaus Kostka Church
extend our Congratulations
on your 25th anniversary.
We give thanks to God and
assure you of our continued prayers.
St. Patrick’s Pro-Cathedral
Newark, NJ
St. John’s Church
Newark, NJ
Rev. Msgr. Neil J. Mahoney & Staff
Msgr. Carl Hinrichsen
A Pr ies t Fo rever
Msgr. Carl Hinrichsen
A Pr ies t Fo rever
In our hearts
Your Parish family
Most Blessed Sacrament
Franklin Lakes, NJ
In our hearts
Your Parish family
Most Blessed Sacrament
Franklin Lakes, NJ
CONGRATULATIONS
REVEREND
RAYMOND R. FILIPSKI
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Jubilarians
June 17, 2015
St. Thomas More Parish Community of Fairfield
Congratulates Father Gene Gniewyk
on His 25th Anniversary of Priesthood
May God Bless You Abundantly for your
Devotion, Love & Service
to the Church.
Father Marek Chachlowski
Father Juan Pablo Esteban
Staff & the Parish Family
Rev. Clement M. Krug, C.Ss.R.
Congratulations on
your 50th Anniversary
of service to our Lord.
ON THE
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St. James
Parish,
Newark
TH
OF YOUR
PRIESTLY ORDINATION
ORDAINED MAY 31, 1975
IN APPRECIATION FOR
YOUR SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE
AND DEDICATION.
YOUR GRATEFUL PARISHIONERS,
ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST
BERGENFIELD
AD MULTOS ANNOS!
CALDWELL
DOMINICANS
Revelation 6:7
ANNIVERSARY
When
the
Lamb
opened
the
fourth
seal, I
heard
the
voice
of the
fourth
living
creature
say,
"Come!"
The Sisters of Saint Dominic of Caldwell
celebrate with all this year’s Jubilarians,
Sisters, Brothers, and Priests,
who answered the call and continue to witness
to our God.
Jubilarians
June 17, 2015
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REV. MSGR. JOSEPH J. GRANATO
Congratulations
to a special friend
& mentor on your
60 th Anniversary.
Gerard (Jerry) DelTufo
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Congratulation to Msgr. Joseph Granato for his
60 years of faithful dedicated service!!!
Cong�at�lations and God’s Blessings
to Fr. Joseph Fer�aro,
as you celebrate 25 years in the Priesthood
of our Lord Jesus Christ.
The call to God is a special one
that goes out to a special person.
All our love,
Mom, Anthony, Maureen, Jessica, Michael,
Angelo, Allan, Carol, AJ, Tom, & David.
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Jubilarians
“Congratulations
Father Joe on your
60th Anniversary”
June 17, 2015
C
ongratulations
to all the Jubilarians of 2015 as they celebrate these
major anniversaries in their service to the Lord.
Rev. John J. Paladino
Rev. Msgr. Edward G. Bradley
Rev. Stanley Gomes
Rev. John M. McCrone
and the staff of Clergy Personnel
Rev. Matthew Kunnath
Your Cousins, the
Imbimbos, the Pepes,
and the Sarracinos
The Parish of Saint Mary’s,
Nutley
Celebrates your 55 years
of dedication to the Church
and especially your years
at Saint Mary’s
May the blessings of the Lord be upon
on the 60th anniversary of his ordination
to the priesthood.
We celebrate his life and all
that he has meant to his family
and the people he served.
from his cousins Mary DePiano Goldstein
Malcolm and Anne DePiano Holderness
To the Priests and Religious men and
women celebrating anniversaries in 2015,
the Offices of Catholic Cemeteries extends
its heartfelt congratulations for your
dedication and service to this local Church.
Thank you for
answering the Call.
A MINISTRY OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF NEWARK
Catholic Cemeteries
For our Catholic Community
Serving Catholic Families of New Jersey for over 160 years.
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY/MAUSOLEUM
340 Ridge Road
North Arlington, NJ 07031
(201) 997-1900
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(201) 433-0342
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(732) 388-0311
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Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417
(201) 891-9191
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Mahwah, NJ 07430
(201) 327-7011
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125 Central Avenue
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His Grace, Archbishop Myers,
on behalf of all of the Bishops, Priests,
Deacons, Men and Women in Consecrated
Life, and Laity of the Archdiocese of Newark,
M
extends Congratulations and Gratitude
to all Jubilarians for saying ‘Yes’ to the Lord’s
Call to Sacramental and Religious Service.
ay your hearts and minds
be motivated by the joy, compassion
and blessings of your ministries.
God Bless you all! Ad Multos Gloriosque Annos!

June - Archdiocese of Newark

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