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Woman Whose Confirmed Miracle as Child Led to St. Elizabeth Ann Seton’s Canonization Dies at 78
Generations of Catholics came to know Ann Teresa O'Neill as the child whose miraculous cure from acute lymphatic leukemia in 1952 helped lead to the canonization of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, the first American-born saint. Read More
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Queens Teen’s Care Packages Bring Comfort To Others With Same Rare Condition
After undergoing successful surgery for a rare disorder, Anne McDonagh, a sophomore at Xaverian High School, has created a project to get helpful personal care items to others recovering from the same condition. Read More
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Secret to Long Life is Putting Faith First, Says 110-Year-Old Brooklyn Parishioner
Judith Mends, a parishioner at St. Thomas Aquinas Church, was born in Grenada on June 21, 1916 — more than 10 years before the invention of television. At 110 years old, Mends is a supercentenarian and is believed to be the world’s oldest living Grenadian. Read More
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Supper Series: Historic Williamsburg Eatery Keeps Tradition Cooking After the Feast Has Ended
Historic Bamonte's Restaurant has been part of Williamsburg's Italian-American heritage for more than a century, carrying on cherished traditions after the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel concludes. Read More
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Catholic Relief Services Receives State Department Funds to ‘Significantly Expand’ Humanitarian Aid to Cuba
Catholic Relief Services is welcoming federal support that will help "significantly expand" humanitarian aid to Cuba, as the Caribbean nation battles multiple crises. Read More
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Police Nab Suspect in Thefts of Religious Statues in Queens
Police have arrested a suspect in connection with the thefts of several religious statues from residents’ private property in Ozone Park and Howard Beach, it was announced on July 20. There were five separate incidents, police said. Read More
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Columns
What Can We All Learn From Young People? 
We Are Still a Nation of Immigrants
Why Is a Sibling’s Grief Invisible?
A Film Festival Revival at American Martyrs
When Sharing Turns Scarcity Into Plenty
Obituaries
Sister Claudia Bradshaw, CSJ
Sister Helen Dolores Byrne, CSJ
Sister Elizabeth Graham, CSJ
