Archdiocese of Newark marks World Day of Prayer for Vocations on April 26
The Archdiocese of Newark announced on April 24 that it will observe the 62nd Annual World Day of Prayer for Vocations on Sunday, April 26, 2026. The Office for Priestly Vocations is encouraging nominations of young men aged 15 to 35 who show faith, leadership, and a commitment to service as part of its Called By Name campaign.
The event highlights the importance of fostering religious vocations and supporting those considering a life in ministry. Resources are available from the Office of Vocations and Religious Life to help individuals learn about religious vows and explore vocations. Additional materials for prayer are also offered by Vianney Vocations.
The Archdiocese has been involved in social outreach and community events throughout northern New Jersey, according to the official website. It aims to serve as witnesses of Christ by providing pastoral care and ministries across several counties including Bergen, Essex, Hudson, and Union according to the official website.
Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin serves as Archbishop of Newark according to the official website. The Archdiocese partners with global Church initiatives such as the Synod on Synodality and World Mission Sunday collections according to the official website.
In addition to its focus on vocations, the Archdiocese offers services like parish support, faith formation programs, social outreach activities, and other community events according to the official website.
