To celebrate Autism Awareness Month, families with children with ASD or other special needs are invited to join us for the first of two Diocesan Masses of Welcome and Inclusion to celebrate exceptional family love.
To celebrate Autism Awareness Month, families with children with ASD or other special needs are invited to join us for the first of two Diocesan Masses of Welcome and Inclusion to celebrate exceptional family love.
To celebrate Autism Awareness Month, families with children with ASD or other special needs are invited to join us for the second Diocesan Mass of Welcome and Inclusion during April to celebrate exceptional family love.
To celebrate Autism Awareness Month, families with children with ASD or other special needs are invited to join us for the second Diocesan Mass of Welcome and Inclusion during April to celebrate exceptional family love.
Inspired by the Camino de Santiago, our annual walk returns in 2022!
Inspired by the Camino de Santiago, our annual walk returns in 2022!
REGISTRATION IS CLOSED. While we are happy to reach our capacity, we will miss seeing you at this event. We hope you stay in touch to learn more about the events we offer. Contact us at VITALity-events@CamdenDiocese.org. An in-person retreat open to all healthcare professionals. The day will be spent at the Discovery House, located in the beautiful pinelands of South Jersey near Hammonton. This retreat will include time for individual reflection and prayer, an opportunity for Confession, and Mass. Lunch will be provided. Space is limited, so we ask that you RSVP by May 1 to Nicole Keefer, Director of VITALity's Parish Nursing Ministry, at 856-583-6120 or email her at Nicole.Keefer@CamdenDiocese.org. This free event where we gather with our healthcare colleagues is sponsored by VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services, a healthcare ministry of the Diocese of Camden.
REGISTRATION IS CLOSED. While we are happy to reach our capacity, we will miss seeing you at this event. We hope you stay in touch to learn more about the events we offer. Contact us at VITALity-events@CamdenDiocese.org. An in-person retreat open to all healthcare professionals. The day will be spent at the Discovery House, located in the beautiful pinelands of South Jersey near Hammonton. This retreat will include time for individual reflection and prayer, an opportunity for Confession, and Mass. Lunch will be provided. Space is limited, so we ask that you RSVP by May 1 to Nicole Keefer, Director of VITALity's Parish Nursing Ministry, at 856-583-6120 or email her at Nicole.Keefer@CamdenDiocese.org. This free event where we gather with our healthcare colleagues is sponsored by VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services, a healthcare ministry of the Diocese of Camden.
It's time to celebrate aging! As a ministry of witness to Life to the Fullest, our Seniors spread joy and happiness that age will not dim. Members of parish based senior ministries of the Diocese of Camden are invited to Party and Rejoice in Our Ministry.
It's time to celebrate aging! As a ministry of witness to Life to the Fullest, our Seniors spread joy and happiness that age will not dim. Members of parish based senior ministries of the Diocese of Camden are invited to Party and Rejoice in Our Ministry.
To attend the reception, please RSVP by Friday September 2, 2022 Karen Fisher (856) 583-6121 or email at VITALity-Events@CamdenDiocese.org
To attend the reception, please RSVP by Friday September 2, 2022 Karen Fisher (856) 583-6121 or email at VITALity-Events@CamdenDiocese.org
The South Jersey Catholic Medical Guild and VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services welcome all to the 2022 Camden Diocese Annual White Mass. We take this time to celebrate and honor doctors, nurses, and all in the healthcare profession for their dedication and service. At the Mass, we will honor the faithful work of Dr. Louis Love Keeler, Jr. He will receive the 2022 Saint Luke Award for excellence in bringing Catholic values to his lifelong work in healthcare. "This Mass is so important in that it offers them the blessings of the Eucharist to strengthen them in their resolve to give of themselves for the well-being of others." - Deacon Jerry Jablonowski, Executive Director, VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services For more information about the White Mass, please contact 586-583-6123 or email VITALity-Events@CamdenDiocese.org Our Lady of Peace Parish St. Mary Church 32 Carroll Avenue Williamstown, New Jersey
The South Jersey Catholic Medical Guild and VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services welcome all to the 2022 Camden Diocese Annual White Mass. We take this time to celebrate and honor doctors, nurses, and all in the healthcare profession for their dedication and service. At the Mass, we will honor the faithful work of Dr. Louis Love Keeler, Jr. He will receive the 2022 Saint Luke Award for excellence in bringing Catholic values to his lifelong work in healthcare. "This Mass is so important in that it offers them the blessings of the Eucharist to strengthen them in their resolve to give of themselves for the well-being of others." - Deacon Jerry Jablonowski, Executive Director, VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services For more information about the White Mass, please contact 586-583-6123 or email VITALity-Events@CamdenDiocese.org Our Lady of Peace Parish St. Mary Church 32 Carroll Avenue Williamstown, New Jersey
A Healing Mass of Hope, Thanksgiving, and Remembrance VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services invites cancer patients, survivors, and families who are going through or have lost a loved one to cancer to A Healing Mass of Hope, Thanksgiving, and Remembrance. During Mass, the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick will be administered to those in need of its healing grace. Friday, November 18, 2022 @ 7PM The Catholic Community of Christ Our Light 402 Kings Highway N Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 Please let us know if you will be attending the Mass by emailing VITALity-Events@camdendiocese.org or calling 856-583-6123
A Healing Mass of Hope, Thanksgiving, and Remembrance VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services invites cancer patients, survivors, and families who are going through or have lost a loved one to cancer to A Healing Mass of Hope, Thanksgiving, and Remembrance. During Mass, the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick will be administered to those in need of its healing grace. Friday, November 18, 2022 @ 7PM The Catholic Community of Christ Our Light 402 Kings Highway N Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 Please let us know if you will be attending the Mass by emailing VITALity-Events@camdendiocese.org or calling 856-583-6123
A Mass of Welcome and Inclusion will be held on Sunday November 20, 2022 at 10:30AM. St. Damien Parish St. Frances Cabrini Church 114 Atlantic Avenue Ocean City, New Jersey Immediately following the Mass, there will be a reception held in Culliney Hall - adjacent to the church. Please RSVP by November 13 Joanne Kelly, Pastoral Associate for Justice and Community Outreach jkelly@stdamienparish.com Fall Mass of Welcome and Inclusion - Flyer
A Mass of Welcome and Inclusion will be held on Sunday November 20, 2022 at 10:30AM. St. Damien Parish St. Frances Cabrini Church 114 Atlantic Avenue Ocean City, New Jersey Immediately following the Mass, there will be a reception held in Culliney Hall - adjacent to the church. Please RSVP by November 13 Joanne Kelly, Pastoral Associate for Justice and Community Outreach jkelly@stdamienparish.com Fall Mass of Welcome and Inclusion - Flyer
It is widely documented that children have suffered from anxiety throughout the pandemic. According to the Journal of the American Medical Association, the incidence of clinically significant anxiety for this population was approximately 11.6% prior to the pandemic. It’s now estimated that cases of adolescent anxiety have doubled, with some sources stating it is as high as 63.8%. Never before in the modern era have young people shouldered such an avalanche of devastation, uncertainty, and complicated feelings all generated by the pandemic: catastrophic illnesses, the loss of a loved one, prolonged disruptions from routines, social isolation, remote learning, relatives losing employment, and the threat of eviction. The pandemic brought many changes for teens without time for them to process or develop the tools needed to navigate them. This presentation will discuss interventions: improve coping mechanisms, provide opportunities for communication, including teens in decision making when possible - give them a sense of control, set routines, provide structure, develop peer support to stay connected, and monitor social media. Symptoms of anxiety vary greatly, especially among teens. Screening for anxiety is key. Presenter: Brenda Allgood, MSN, CPNP Nonpublic School Nurse Program Coordinator Southern New Jersey Perinatal Cooperative Monday December 5, 2022 6:30pm via Zoom A brief Q&A session will follow the presentation. The program will be about one hour long. Open to Diocese of Camden Parish Nurses Registration is Required - contact Nicole Keefer by 12/2/22 to register This presentation is sponsored by VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services Parish Nurse Ministry.
It is widely documented that children have suffered from anxiety throughout the pandemic. According to the Journal of the American Medical Association, the incidence of clinically significant anxiety for this population was approximately 11.6% prior to the pandemic. It’s now estimated that cases of adolescent anxiety have doubled, with some sources stating it is as high as 63.8%. Never before in the modern era have young people shouldered such an avalanche of devastation, uncertainty, and complicated feelings all generated by the pandemic: catastrophic illnesses, the loss of a loved one, prolonged disruptions from routines, social isolation, remote learning, relatives losing employment, and the threat of eviction. The pandemic brought many changes for teens without time for them to process or develop the tools needed to navigate them. This presentation will discuss interventions: improve coping mechanisms, provide opportunities for communication, including teens in decision making when possible - give them a sense of control, set routines, provide structure, develop peer support to stay connected, and monitor social media. Symptoms of anxiety vary greatly, especially among teens. Screening for anxiety is key. Presenter: Brenda Allgood, MSN, CPNP Nonpublic School Nurse Program Coordinator Southern New Jersey Perinatal Cooperative Monday December 5, 2022 6:30pm via Zoom A brief Q&A session will follow the presentation. The program will be about one hour long. Open to Diocese of Camden Parish Nurses Registration is Required - contact Nicole Keefer by 12/2/22 to register This presentation is sponsored by VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services Parish Nurse Ministry.
APRIL is AUTISM ACCEPTANCE MONTH Join VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services and families of children with ASD or IDD as we gather to celebrate a Mass of Welcome & Inclusion at St. Teresa of Calcutta Parish, Holy Saviour Church in Collingswood, New Jersey. A reception will follow in McDaid Hall. To RSVP for the reception, please email VITALity-events@CamdenDiocese.org. Volunteer Opportunities! We invite you to actively participate in the Celebration of the Eucharist by sharing your skills as a greeter, lector, cantor, usher, and altar server, and by your presence at Mass. We all have different abilities - please share your gifts. The Mass is adapted to meet the needs of the folks joining us for the celebration. If you would like to volunteer, please let us know by emailing VITALity-events@CamdenDiocese.org or calling us at 856-583-6123. What is a Sensory-Friendly Environment? Creating a sensory-friendly environment can include dimming lights, not using incense, having a shorter homily, playing acoustic music, or playing music that doesn't have a sudden increase in volume or high register. Individuals and families are encouraged to get up and move if they need to, or bring other resources such as wiggle seats, fidgets, noise canceling headphones, sunglasses, or a comfort toy. Download the flyer and share with friends. Join us again in Ocean City on Sunday April 23 at St. Damien Parish, St. Frances Cabrini Church
APRIL is AUTISM ACCEPTANCE MONTH Join VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services and families of children with ASD or IDD as we gather to celebrate a Mass of Welcome & Inclusion at St. Teresa of Calcutta Parish, Holy Saviour Church in Collingswood, New Jersey. A reception will follow in McDaid Hall. To RSVP for the reception, please email VITALity-events@CamdenDiocese.org. Volunteer Opportunities! We invite you to actively participate in the Celebration of the Eucharist by sharing your skills as a greeter, lector, cantor, usher, and altar server, and by your presence at Mass. We all have different abilities - please share your gifts. The Mass is adapted to meet the needs of the folks joining us for the celebration. If you would like to volunteer, please let us know by emailing VITALity-events@CamdenDiocese.org or calling us at 856-583-6123. What is a Sensory-Friendly Environment? Creating a sensory-friendly environment can include dimming lights, not using incense, having a shorter homily, playing acoustic music, or playing music that doesn't have a sudden increase in volume or high register. Individuals and families are encouraged to get up and move if they need to, or bring other resources such as wiggle seats, fidgets, noise canceling headphones, sunglasses, or a comfort toy. Download the flyer and share with friends. Join us again in Ocean City on Sunday April 23 at St. Damien Parish, St. Frances Cabrini Church
APRIL is AUTISM ACCEPTANCE MONTH Join VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services and families of children with ASD or IDD as we gather to celebrate a Mass of Welcome & Inclusion at St. Damien Parish, St. Frances Cabrini Church in Ocean City, New Jersey. A reception will follow in Culliney Hall. To RSVP for the reception, please email Joanne Kelly at jkelly@stdamienparish.com. Volunteer Opportunities! We invite you to actively participate in the Celebration of the Eucharist by sharing your skills as a greeter, lector, cantor, usher, and altar server, and by your presence at Mass. We all have different abilities - please share your gifts. The Mass is adapted to meet the needs of the folks joining us for the celebration. If you would like to volunteer, please let us know by emailing jkelly@stdamienparish.com or calling 609-399-0648 ext. 108. What is a Sensory-Friendly Environment? Creating a sensory-friendly environment can include dimming lights, not using incense, having a shorter homily, playing acoustic music, or playing music that doesn't have a sudden increase in volume or high register. Individuals and families are encouraged to get up and move if they need to, or bring other resources such as wiggle seats, fidgets, noise canceling headphones, sunglasses, or a comfort toy. Download the flyer and share with friends. Join us in Collingswood at St. Teresa of Calcutta Parish, Holy Saviour Church on Sunday April 16 as we celebrate Autism Acceptance Month with another Mass of Welcome and Inclusion in Camden County.
APRIL is AUTISM ACCEPTANCE MONTH Join VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services and families of children with ASD or IDD as we gather to celebrate a Mass of Welcome & Inclusion at St. Damien Parish, St. Frances Cabrini Church in Ocean City, New Jersey. A reception will follow in Culliney Hall. To RSVP for the reception, please email Joanne Kelly at jkelly@stdamienparish.com. Volunteer Opportunities! We invite you to actively participate in the Celebration of the Eucharist by sharing your skills as a greeter, lector, cantor, usher, and altar server, and by your presence at Mass. We all have different abilities - please share your gifts. The Mass is adapted to meet the needs of the folks joining us for the celebration. If you would like to volunteer, please let us know by emailing jkelly@stdamienparish.com or calling 609-399-0648 ext. 108. What is a Sensory-Friendly Environment? Creating a sensory-friendly environment can include dimming lights, not using incense, having a shorter homily, playing acoustic music, or playing music that doesn't have a sudden increase in volume or high register. Individuals and families are encouraged to get up and move if they need to, or bring other resources such as wiggle seats, fidgets, noise canceling headphones, sunglasses, or a comfort toy. Download the flyer and share with friends. Join us in Collingswood at St. Teresa of Calcutta Parish, Holy Saviour Church on Sunday April 16 as we celebrate Autism Acceptance Month with another Mass of Welcome and Inclusion in Camden County.
Our walk scheduled for Saturday, April 29 is canceled. The forecast proved not favorable for an outside event, and for the safety of our pilgrims, we have made the decision to cancel. We do not have an alternate date at this time. If you are interested in receiving information about this annual event or any other upcoming VITALity events, please send us an email at VITALity-events@camdendiocese.org or call 856-583-6123. ------------------ Inspired by the Camino de Santiago, we look forward to you joining us for our intergenerational 2.5 mile pilgrimage walk on the boardwalk in Ventnor, New Jersey. We welcome our seniors to walk together with their friends, family, children and grandchildren while enjoying the outdoors and spending time together as a faithful community. This special event, planned for seniors, will be a day of prayer, reflection, peace and fellowship. This FREE event includes Morning Prayer, Walk, Mass, Lunch and more! The event will begin and end at St. James Church - Holy Trinity Parish at 6415 Atlantic Avenue, Ventnor, NJ. Free parking is available at St. James Church. Register now, or contact Gloria Sanders at 856-583-6123 or email VITALity-events@camdendiocese.org The event begins at 9am with Morning Prayer. Registration in the hall adjacent to the church begins at 8:30am Download the flyer and share with a friend.
Our walk scheduled for Saturday, April 29 is canceled. The forecast proved not favorable for an outside event, and for the safety of our pilgrims, we have made the decision to cancel. We do not have an alternate date at this time. If you are interested in receiving information about this annual event or any other upcoming VITALity events, please send us an email at VITALity-events@camdendiocese.org or call 856-583-6123. ------------------ Inspired by the Camino de Santiago, we look forward to you joining us for our intergenerational 2.5 mile pilgrimage walk on the boardwalk in Ventnor, New Jersey. We welcome our seniors to walk together with their friends, family, children and grandchildren while enjoying the outdoors and spending time together as a faithful community. This special event, planned for seniors, will be a day of prayer, reflection, peace and fellowship. This FREE event includes Morning Prayer, Walk, Mass, Lunch and more! The event will begin and end at St. James Church - Holy Trinity Parish at 6415 Atlantic Avenue, Ventnor, NJ. Free parking is available at St. James Church. Register now, or contact Gloria Sanders at 856-583-6123 or email VITALity-events@camdendiocese.org The event begins at 9am with Morning Prayer. Registration in the hall adjacent to the church begins at 8:30am Download the flyer and share with a friend.
Mass celebrating Centenarians and Nonagenarians
South Jersey Catholic Medical Guild & VITALity Catholic Healthcare Services invite all to honor and celebrate healthcare professionals at the annual Diocese of Camden White Mass.
It's Time for a Fall Fling!
The annual Healing Mass of Hope, Thanksgiving, and Remembrance will be celebrated on Wednesday, November 29 at 6:30pm at The Catholic Community of Christ Our Light in Cherry Hill. The Mass is being offered for cancer patients, survivors, and families who have lost a loved one to cancer. Father Robert Hughes, Vicar General of the Diocese of Camden, will be the celebrant. The Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick will be administered to those in need of its healing grace. Following Mass, join us for dessert and coffee. Please RSVP by Monday, November 27 856-583-6123 VITALity-Events@CamdenDiocese.org OR RSVP on line by filling in the form below: Download the flyer and share with a friend Healing Mass Flyer
