Bishop O’Connell visits Philadelphia seminary, Key info posted about new Monitor Magazine, Catholic Athletes gather for annual leadership day

Bishop O’Connell visits Philadelphia seminary, Key info posted about new Monitor Magazine, Catholic Athletes gather for annual leadership day

Seminarians from the Diocese who are studying for the priesthood in St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, Wynnewood, Pa., welcomed a visit from Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M., and Msgr. Thomas Mullelly, diocesan vicar for clergy and consecrated life, Sept. 18. Bishop O’Connell was principal celebrant of the Mass that was held in the seminary chapel. Among the Mass concelebrants was Bishop Timothy Senior, auxiliary bishop of the Philadelphia Archdiocese and seminary rector. Photo courtesy of St. Charles Borromeo Seminary

Seminarians from the Diocese who are studying for the priesthood in St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, Wynnewood, Pa., welcomed a visit from Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M., and Msgr. Thomas Mullelly, diocesan vicar for clergy and consecrated life, Sept. 18. Bishop O’Connell was principal celebrant of the Mass that was held in the seminary chapel. Among the Mass concelebrants was Bishop Timothy Senior, auxiliary bishop of the Philadelphia Archdiocese and seminary rector. Photo courtesy of St. Charles Borromeo Seminary


As the time nears for the launch of the new magazine during the first week of October, the Monitor team has posted a fact sheet to assist current and prospective subscribers with questions they may have.  Among the topics covered are:

1. When will The Monitor Magazine be published and how will it be distributed?

2. What happens to paid newspaper subscriptions that were not yet up for renewal?

3. How and where can you subscribe?

4. How do you access your DIGITAL ONLY subscription?


Athletes from six Catholic high schools assembled Sept. 17 in the Diocesan Chancery, Lawrenceville, for the annual Catholic Athletes for Christ Leadership Day, with the aim of this year’s meeting being to foster new relationships with one another and focus on building the future of CAC in the Diocese of Trenton.

As your Bishop …I pray for you every day,” Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M., said in meeting with the students and school faculty members. “The Diocese is proud of you – win or lose.”

The Catholic Athletes for Christ program is designed to encourage young people to make the connection between their Catholic faith and athletics. Bishop O’Connell is a member of the national organization’s episcopal board.

During the event, students met in small groups to meet new people from others schools to get to know one another and were asked their opinions about the CAC program. Students then made their way to Notre Dame High School, located adjacent to the Chancery, to pray a decade of the Rosary in the school’s grotto before eating lunch.

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