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Seminarians reflect on World Youth Day, faith - Catholic Star Herald

Seminarians reflect on World Youth Day, faith - Catholic Star Herald
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World Youth Day pilgrims meet, pray together ahead of departure

By Rose O’Connor Special Contributor BORDENTOWN – Twenty pilgrims from the Dioceses of Camden and Trenton came together July 9 for an initial meet and greet ahead of their trip to Lisbon, Portugal, for World Youth Day. World Youth Day, initiated by Pope John Paul II and first celebrated in 1986, will be held Aug.

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Ash Wednesday 2021 starts Lent with Mass and at-home services in Philadelphia

Ash Wednesday 2021 starts Lent with Mass and at-home services in Philadelphia
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Sprinkled ashes, Q-tips and ashes-to-go : N J churches get creative to mark Ash Wednesday

Sprinkled ashes, Q-tips and ‘ashes-to-go’: N.J. churches get creative to mark Ash Wednesday Updated Feb 15, 2021; Posted Feb 15, 2021 In 2020, the Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey offered ashes on Ash wednesday at non-traditional locations, including train stations. This year, the pandemic has altered those plans.Michael Mancuso | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Facebook Share More than 250 people of various Christian faiths rolled through the parking lot at the popular “Drive-Thru Ashes” event at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in New Providence last year. The faithful marked Ash Wednesday by pulling up in their cars and rolling down their windows beside the Rev. Dr. Daniel Gunn, the church’s pastor. He placed ashes on their foreheads in the ancient tradition that marks the start of Lent.

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