e are a group of Catholics who are concerned about our Church, and who meet regularly to learn about our past and discuss our future. We rejoice and give thanks for all the gifts we have, and strive for truth and integrity in holding everyone, including ourselves, accountable for the way we live our Christianity.


   VOTFNJ Local News and Upcoming Events

 IN THE NEWS


Click here or on "In the News" in the above menu to see VOTFNJ's May 15 release: Voice of the Faithful NJ to Archbishop Myers: Inform Parishioners of Sexual Predators


 UPCOMING EVENTS

FRIDAY, MAY 31- SUNDAY, JUNE 2
 

National Corpus Conference - Becoming Human Together

Sponsored by:

 

 








CORPUS
is a faith community affirming an inclusive priesthood in a reformed and renewed Church.


Featured Speakers:
 
Sister Simone Campbell, attorney, Sister of Social Service and Executive Director of Network, a Catholic leader in the global movement for justice and peace.

Retired Bishop John Spong, Bishop of Episcopal Diocese of Newark for 24 years. Considered a champion of an inclusive faith.

Anthony T. Padovano
, first-elected president of CORPUS serving in that capacity for ten years. He holds doctorates and professorships in theology and literature.

Registration form and additional information available at
www.corpus.org. 


  OPPORTUNITIES FOR SMALL LOCAL INTENTIONAL COMMUNITIES

From time to time, we get requests for information on the locations of Small Intentional Eucharistic Communities (SIECs) in New Jersey.

Three are available that we know of:

VOTFNJ hosts a liturgy at 4:30 P.M. the first and third Sundays of the month at St. Mark Lutheran Church, 100 Harter Rd., Morristown. There are some exceptions. Please see announcements on this page or check our calendar. Thank you.

The Inclusive Community meets at 11 A.M. every Sunday at Stanley Congregational Church, 94 Fairmont Ave., in Chatham.  For further information, click here

Sophia Inclusive Catholic Community meets in Sparta at the Waltar G. Lynch Senior Center, The Knoll Heights Community Center, 40 Trapasso Dr., at 10:00 AM Sundays and in Morristown at St. Mark Lutheran Chruch at 1:00 PM, the 2nd Sunday of the month. For further information, click here or call 973-539-8732.


 ECUMENICAL BIBLICAL STUDIES

THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 7:30 PM

Elaine Pagels to be 2013 Spong Series Lecturer


The 2013 lecturer for the Spong Lectureship will be noted biblical scholar and academic, Elaine Pagels. Elaine will speak at St. Peter's on Thursday, April 25th, 2013 at 7:30 P.M., April 25, at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, 121 South St., in Morristown. 

For more information on the author, click here.

For questions about the discussions, contact Bonny Gardner at 973-267-4539 (home) or 973-455-0485 (cell) or register and purchase tickets here.

For directions to St. Peter's Church, which is at the corner of South St. and Miller Road in downtown Morristown, click here.


 
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Adopted at the inaugural convening of the American Catholic Council, Detroit MI, June 12, 2011. Learn more here.

 

 

 


 

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Fran Malloy
3302 Appleton Way, Whippany, NJ 07981

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  Our Next Liturgy

Sunday, May 19, 4:30 PM  Eucharistic Liturgy presided by Dick Rento at Saint Mark Lutheran Church, Morristown, NJ. Click here for directions.



  Our Next Meeting

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