National News At Encuentro, Hispanics Lauded For 'Fidelity,' 'Mercy' and 'Tenderness'
Chicago’s Cardinal Blase Cupich, whose archdiocese is home to one of the largest Hispanic communities in the United States, said Americans will look back in history to the present and “rejoice” for the Hispanic influence. Read More
National News Archbishop Lori: MLK Offers Insight Into Uniting the Church
As the leader of Baltimore’s Catholics, Archbishop Lori knows firsthand the way in which the issue of race has divided Catholics in his diocese. At this week’s V Encuentro, he spoke with The Tablet about how the legacy of MLK can help overcome segregation in the U.S. Church. Read More
National News Encuentro Leaders Seek Ways to Reach Young Hispanic Catholics
Thousands of clerics and lay leaders are packing a Texas convention center at the Fifth National Encuentro this weekend to strengthen Hispanic ministry in the U.S. – and they're turning to the next generation to guide them. Read More
Diocesan News Marine Park Sacristan Marks Nearly 70 Years of Service
Jim Egan is celebrating almost 70 years of service to Good Shepherd parish, Marine Park, and is still not slowing down. Read More
International News Big Bang for Small Bucks For Persecuted Christians
In a modest structure in what used to be a French military compound, the papal foundation Aid to the Church in Need runs a global operation to help impoverished and persecuted Christians everywhere. Read More
Sports O'Neill Siblings Guide Edmund Eagles to Soar
Four of the eight O’Neill siblings from St. Columba in Marine Park will be coaching sports this year at St. Edmund Prep H.S. in Sheepshead Bay. Read More
Columns
As Tone Deaf As the Apostles?
Call to Mercy Inspires Acts of Love
Why Am I Still a Catholic?
Editorials/Letters
Editorial: One, Holy, Catholic
Letter: Intimidation in Schools
Letter: Second-Class Citizens
Letter: The Vigano Letter
Obituaries
