African American, African and Caribbean Apostolate
Black History Month Jubilee Mass
Save the Date!
Archdiocese hosts its first Juneteenth celebration
The Archdiocese of Newark commemorated Juneteenth for the first time with a joyful celebration showcasing African American music, poetry, and prose on June 23 in Newark’s Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart.
Black Catholics for Sainthood
IMANI Newsletter
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Our ministry emblem symbolizes the unity and diversity of people of African descent.
- Red represents the blood shed by ancestors due to systemic racism.
- Green signifies hope for a future where individuals are judged by their skills, not skin color.
- Black reflects the night sky that guided runaway slaves to freedom.
- Gold honors Africa’s ancient kingdoms and rulers.
- The baobab tree represents life, strength, and determination passed down through generations.