Leo will preach Gospel 'no matter how it's interpreted by political figures,' says bishop of Trenton Diocese

For years, the church had argued private institutions were protected from grand jury investigation

Interview: Father Stephen Fichter, pastor, Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, Wyckoff

Aspects of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s definition are controversial

Supporters say Jewish people need protections, opponents say it will curtail free speech

Overflow crowd at Senate hearing extends to another day

NJ rabbis say congregants are concerned, but vow to celebrate Passover

Tensions have been rising on campus over the war in Gaza

Muslims are marking the holiday by standing in solidarity with Palestinians

New program provides medical supplies to help victims in the event of violence

Hearing on related bill is rescheduled at last minute

Islamophobia, Israel-Hamas war have shifted the tone of the holy month

A new take on NJ PBS' previous program 'A Matter of Faith'

Festival of lights starts amid rising fears of antisemitism

NJ teacher takes part in an intensive, national program on Holocaust education

NJ among the top states in the number of antisemitic events, according to The Anti-Defamation League

Despite diminishing numbers, Catholicism still predominates — but nondenominational churches continue to grow

National attention came when Olympian Ibtihaj Muhammad posted about the alleged incident on Instagram

McCarrick was defrocked in 2019 after a Vatican investigation found he sexually molested both adults and children

NJ residents describe being targets of attacks