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Lenten Regulations

The Lenten season is a time of renewal as the Church journeys towards Easter. Faithful can o turn their attention to the following regulations. Read More

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‘We’re Going To Miss Him’: Farewell Mass for Bishop-Designate Rodriguez Somber, but Joyous as he Urges Parish to Keep Beaming God’s Mercy & Love

Parishioners of Our Lady of Sorrows, the Diocese of Brooklyn’s largest parish, packed the 3 p.m. Mass on Feb. 15 to say goodbye to their pastor of nearly six years. Bishop-designate Manuel de Jesús Rodríguez will be installed as the new bishop for the Diocese of Palm Beach, Florida, on Feb. 24. Read More

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Ash Wednesday Marks First Step in Lenten Pilgrimage for Faithful in Diocese of Brooklyn

In the Diocese of Brooklyn, Ash Wednesday marks not only the start of Lent, but the beginning of the diocese's annual Lenten Pilgrimage. Read More

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Migration Mass Returns, Celebrates ‘Rich Mosaic of Our Experiences’ in Brooklyn and Queens

The Diocese of Brooklyn's Migration Day Mass, a decades-old diocesan tradition celebrating cultural diversity and the contributions of immigrants, was last celebrated in 2019, but was paused because of the COVID-19 pandemic until Bishop Robert Brennan revived it this year. Read More

International News

New Stations of the Cross Unveiled at St. Peter’s Basilica for Lent 2026

St. Peter's Basilica inaugurated a new Stations of the Cross Feb. 20, with paintings by a young Swiss artist who won the Vatican's international art competition and said in an interview with OSV News that he was deeply moved by the experience of painting St. Veronica's encounter with Christ. Read More

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Making Waves: Stanners Girls’ Swimming Squad Stuns Again

There’s a team in Queens that just made quite the splash. The Archbishop Molloy H.S., Briarwood, girls’ varsity swim team capped off a memorable campaign with a dominant victory on the biggest stage. Read More

Diocesan News

40th Anniversary of Filipino Leader’s Ouster Hits Home for Queens Priest

Feb. 25 will mark the 40th anniversary of President Ferdinand Marcos’ fall from power in the Philippines. A young boy at the time, Father Patrick Longalong said he still remembers it, just as he recalls wearing a yellow headband in solidarity with demonstrators whose protests helped topple the regime. Read More

National News

The No. 1 Person Former President Obama Most Wants To Meet? It’s Pope Leo XIV

Former President Barack Obama said in an interview with political YouTuber and podcaster Brian Tyler Cohen he wants to meet Pope Leo XIV. Read More

National News

US Church Faces These Areas of ‘Critical Concern’ on Religious Liberty, Says Bishops’ Report

The USCCB Committee for Religious Liberty issued Feb. 17 its "Annual Report on the State of Religious Liberty," which highlights the legislative actions, executive actions, and U.S. Supreme Court cases the U.S. bishops are closely watching. Read More

National News

USCCB Calls For Adoration Hours, Works Of Mercy To Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary

As the U.S. prepares to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has encouraged Catholics to participate in initiatives including a collective 250 Hours of Adoration and 250 Works of Mercy. Read More