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VIDEO: Gaza Children’s Shroud on Display in Manhattan
The Gaza Children’s Shroud bearing the names of thousands of children is on display in Manhattan before continuing to Washington, D.C. Read More
Sports
Archbishop Molloy High School’s New Athletic Director Ready to Build On Queens School’s Winning Tradition
David Nurnberg started as Molloy’s new athletic director in August. He takes over for Mike McCleary, who held the position for 28 years. Read More
National News
With Two Words, Knights of Columbus Changed the Pledge of Allegiance Forever
Almost every American knows the words to the Pledge of Allegiance by heart. Many may not know that the pledge as we know it today is different from the one recited throughout much of its history —because of two words. Read More
Diocesan News
USCCB Migration Chair’s Brooklyn Visit Brings Message of Hope to Haitians
Bishop Brendan Cahill, who is chair of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) Committee on Migration, spoke with The Tablet after recording an episode of the “Big City Catholics” podcast alongside Bishop Robert Brennan and Bishop Emeritus Nicholas DiMarzio. Read More
International News
Pope Grants Jubilee Year for Guadalupe Basilica Anniversary
The Archdiocese of Mexico City announced that Pope Leo XIV has declared a Jubilee Year to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the dedication of the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Read More
Pope Leo XIV Turns 71: A Look Back at His Life and Papal Birthday Traditions
Pope Leo XIV turns 71, offering a chance to look back at his life, path to the papacy and how he and previous popes have celebrated milestone birthdays. Read More
Diocesan News
Heritage and Faith Take Center Stage at Diocese of Brooklyn’s 45th Annual Great Irish Fair
On Sept. 12, the 45th annual fair was — for the fourth consecutive year — held at Holy Name of Jesus Parish. Read More
National News
Judge Shields More Catholic Health Providers as Illinois Assisted Suicide Law Takes Effect
A federal judge on Sept. 11 temporarily blocked Illinois from enforcing the state's physician-assisted suicide law, which permits physicians to aid terminally ill adults in dying by suicide, against Catholic entities that challenged it in court. Read More
Diocesan News
St. Joan of Arc Catholic School Faces ‘Nice Dilemma’ With Influx of Students in Queens
St. Joan of Arc Catholic School in Jackson Heights, Queens started off the school year on Sept. 9 with a significant increase in enrollment. According to Principal Agnes Mosejczuk, 105 new students enrolled this year, compared to 60 newcomers last year, bringing St. Joan of Arc’s total to 281. Read More
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Letters to the Editor
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Columns
Always Remember Those Who Lost Their Lives on 9/11 
Protecting Immigrant Workers and Their Families in a Time of Fear
The Teacher Who Helped Me Speak
A Film Festival Revival at American Martyrs
When Grace Feels Unfair to Us
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