
David Karas
Policy and Communications Director, Wilmington Police Department and Freelance Journalist at Freelance
Articles
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1 month ago |
catholicspirit.com | David Karas
A Sayreville parish youth choir recently joined voices to support a local cause. The youth choir at Our Lady of Victories Parish, Sayreville, held a Winter Concert for a Cause on March 1. Together with members of the youth ministry, the choir raised $545 in funds and many donated items like diapers and baby wipes to support local mothers through the Inspire Family Life Center, Warren.
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1 month ago |
catholicspirit.com | David Karas
Whether it is the expansive campus or the extracurricular offerings, students, faculty and alums find much to love about Sts. Philip and James School, Phillipsburg. “We are the only Catholic school in Warren County, and we are celebrating 150 years of Catholic education in our own Phillipsburg,” said principal Sara Siano.
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1 month ago |
catholicstarherald.org | David Karas
Whether in parish pews, school classrooms or the halls of seminaries, the impact of Bishop Dennis Sullivan’s commitment to vocations can be seen throughout the Diocese of Camden – and beyond. “Bishop Sullivan has made vocations a top priority during his time as Bishop,” said Father Adam Cichoski, rector of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Camden, and diocesan director of vocations.
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1 month ago |
catholicstarherald.org | David Karas
Both diocesan and parish leaders don’t have to think twice when discussing how Bishop Dennis Sullivan has walked with Latino Catholics and ministered to the immigrant community over the years. “Bishop Sullivan has been a blessing to the Diocese, not only because he is bilingual, but also because he is bicultural,” said Andrés Arango, the Bishop’s Delegate for Hispanic Ministry and diocesan director of evangelization.
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1 month ago |
catholicstarherald.org | David Karas
Dr. Bill Watson, diocesan superintendent of Catholic Schools, still remembers what Bishop Dennis Sullivan told him when they first met: “If we’re not working with the poor and we’re not in schools, then we’re not doing our job.”The superintendent has taken these words as a charge in his own role to support Catholic schools and ensure that they remain strong for years to come.
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