Pope Leo XIV and the Power of the Cassock

There is something rather delightful about Pope Leo XIV becoming something of a fashion icon. Vanity Fair has included the Holy Father among its best-dressed figures of 2026, following Vogue, which included him among its best-dressed people of 2025.

The Growth & Vibrancy of Catholicism

Bishop Manuel de Jesús Rodríguez of Palm Beach, Florida, noted that his diocese is growing to the point that he’s begun the strategic planning process to open two new parishes. Those stories deserve our attention.

Pope Leo XIV & America’s Pastime

More than a year into Pope Leo’s papacy, it’s impossible not to notice the connection between the first American pope and America’s Pastime, and the evangelizer it’s become.

New York State’s Dangerous Experiment

New York’s Medical Aid in Dying Act went into effect on Aug. 5. Its supporters describe it as an act of compassion, autonomy, and dignity. The Catholic faith has remained consistent that human life belongs first to God.

The Importance of AEDs in Churches

If every church in the diocese adds an AED countless people would be able to respond during an emergency, and countless lives could be saved.

Celebrating 250 Years of Catholics in America

As we come off the United States celebrating its 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, Catholics have reasons for gratitude, pride, and renewed resolve.

A New Priest for Brooklyn: Hope Returns to St. James

On June 6, the Diocese of Brooklyn witnessed a moment of profound grace as Bishop Robert Brennan ordained Paul Zwolak to the priesthood at the Cathedral Basilica of St. James. His desire to work with youth speaks directly to one of the great pastoral needs of our time.