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VIDEO: Pope Leo XIV’s Surgeon Sees No Medical Reason To Cancel His Trip to Latin America
Professor Stefano Margaritora, the surgeon who operated on Pope Leo XIV, said he sees no medical reason why the pope’s upcoming apostolic trip to South America should not go ahead. Read More
Diocesan News
Bishop Robert Brennan Leads Faithful on Procession for Migrant Dignity
Led by Bishop Robert Brennan, hundreds of the faithful took to the streets on Oct. 17 for a prayerful procession to show solidarity with the plight of Haitian migrants caught in turbulent political waters and facing deportation. Read More
Diocesan News
Sharing ‘Power of the Holy Spirit,’ Faithful Gather for 100th World Mission Sunday in Brooklyn
Bishop Robert Brennan celebrated Mass at the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph in Prospect Heights on Oct. 18 for the 100th anniversary of World Mission Sunday. Read More
Diocesan News
Bridging the Generation Gap: St. Bernadette Students Make New Friends at Senior Citizens’ Home
Christopher Trochalides, an eighth-grader at St. Bernadette Catholic Academy, paid a visit to a senior citizens’ home and found that age is not a barrier when it comes to making new friends. He was one of 21 students who spent the morning of Oct. 15 visiting with older adults at the Norwegian Christian Home and Health Center. Read More
International News
Pope Leo Returns to Vatican Window for Angelus Saying Prayers Sustained Him After Cancer Surgery
One week after Pope Leo XIV first revealed to the world that he would be undergoing lung surgery, the pope returned to the window of the Vatican's Apostolic Palace Oct. 18, thanking Catholics worldwide for their prayers five days after undergoing lung cancer surgery. Read More
New York News
New York Botanical Garden Brings Day of the Dead to Life With Colorful Altars, Flowers, And Remembrance
On Oct. 3, the New York Botanical Garden debuted a month-long artistic and floral installation inspired by Mexico’s beloved holiday honoring the lives and memories of departed loved ones. Read More
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Obituaries
Obituaries, Week of October 17, 2026
