Pastoral letter from 2018 addressed the sin of racism as violation of justice. "Despite many promising strides made in our country, racism still infects our nation." -USCCB

A message from Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M., on the death of George Floyd and the ensuing protests and unrest in its wake, and Jesus’ call to love one another, June 1, 2020.

AOH Division 2 Monmouth County Sponsors a Food Drive to Benefit local Food banks.

Today, the Bishops of NJ and I learned that the House Democrats released The Heroes Act, H.R. 6800, the fourth phase of economic stimulus relief or CARES 4. 

I can still hear her voice, so sweet and gentle.  Her face is always in my mind’s eye as I remember her bright eyes and happy smile.

Governor Murphy announced today that all public and private schools in New Jersey will be closed for the remainder of the academic year.

Bishop to celebrate Mass for workers, joins U.S. bishops in reconsecrating nation to Mary

As we face unprecedented challenges due to the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, school administrators, educators, support staff, and other members of New Jersey’s school communities...

A Message from Bishop David O'Connell to the Faithful, please watch.

God has not abandoned us and is present among us. As we learn each day of the growing concern surrounding the spread of the coronavirus in our communities, we need to have faith and confidence in God.

I hope this email finds you well.  I just got off the phone listening to a conference call with the DOE and the Governor’s office.  Governor Murphy will be announcing the following at 2:00 pm today:  

The recent events and information regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) has forced all of us to make some difficult decisions.

I am writing to keep you informed of the latest news from the NJ Department of Health and Diocese of Trenton.

I am writing to disseminate the latest information from the State of New Jersey Department of Health regarding the Coronavirus outbreak, also known as COVID-19. 

Pedals for Progress/Sewing Peace, in its continuing effort to recycle unwanted items properly, is having a used bike and sewing machine collection. 

Saint Mary School is now using Schoology, an integrated learning management solution that provides course management, mobile learning, and support for system-wide communication.

The Saint Mary School Singers & Soundwaves Band are taking over the Prudential Center! All family, friends, faculty, and staff are encouraged to come out!

Prepare spiritually for the most holy season of the Church year through our Lenten video reflection series, highlighting the Seven Last Words of Christ.

This week’s Principal’s Message is somewhat of a rant.  I apologize in advance for this rant, but I just can’t seem to accept what’s going on without tremendously struggling with what I’ve seen over the last few weeks

This week’s Principal’s Message deals with a very sensitive topic.  It’s probably one of the most personal topics one can discuss with a person or group because it involves one’s salvation and where one will spend eternity.