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Currents News
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Diocesan News
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
Diocesan News
Is There a Doctor in the House? House of God, That Is
There are 38 saints who have the distinction of being doctors of the Church — a title bestowed by popes over the centuries to individuals whose writings and teachings have made profound contributions to Church doctrine. Read More
Diocesan News
Catholic School Students in the Diocese of Brooklyn Find Peace, Mystery at Lenten Eucharistic Rally
Hundreds of Catholic school students from the Diocese of Brooklyn gathered at St. Mark Church in Sheepshead Bay for a Eucharistic rally featuring prayer, worship music, and silent adoration before the Blessed Sacrament. Read More
Diocesan News
St. John’s Bread & Life Director Reflects on 10 Years at Helm in Brooklyn
Sister Caroline Tweedy arrived at St. John's Bread & Life in Bedford-Stuyvesant as the chief operating officer in 2016. Ten years later, she is now the executive director and says she has seen many changes. Read More
Diocesan News
Junior Ladies of Charity’s Dress Donation Project Turns Sewing Skills Into Global Service
St. John’s Preparatory High School senior Rihanna Bonilla is using her new sewing skills to make an impact far beyond the classroom. Read More
Diocesan News
LOL at OLG: Comedian to Perform at Her Old School in Diocese of Brooklyn
Comedy queen One Funny Lisa Marie, whose real name is Lisa Marie Riley, grew up in Gravesend and is a graduate of Our Lady of Grace — Class of 1996. She said she is looking forward to returning there to perform on March 13. Read More
International News
Pope Leo Warns Of ‘Irreparable Abyss,’ If Diplomacy Doesn’t Take Over Violence In Iran, Middle East
Pope Leo XIV issued a fervent appeal for return of diplomacy in "these dramatic hours" in the Middle East and Iran, condemning use of weapons that cause "destruction, pain, and death." Read More
National News
Students Pledge To Uphold Notre Dame’s Pro-life Ethos As March Turns From Protest To Thanksgiving
About 100 people gathered on the campus of the University of Notre Dame Feb. 27 for an early evening event that organizers had been calling their "March on the Dome" just the day before. Read More
International News
Pilgrims Glad to See Long-Awaited Renovations at Grotto of Nativity
The Grotto of the Nativity is receiving its first renovations in some 600 years despite ongoing violence and displaced humanity in Gaza. Read More
Diocesan News
Hundreds Take Final Step Toward Full Communion at Call to Continuing Conversion
More than 450 people from across Brooklyn and Queens took their final steps toward full union with the Church by participating in the Call to Continuing Conversion celebrated at St. Thomas Aquinas Church on March 1. Read More
Editorials
Notre Dame’s Betrayal Of Its Catholic Soul
In Age of Tech, Human Heart Still Needed
Archbishop Sheen: NYC’s Catholic Media Maven
Taking a Look Back on Cardinal Dolan’s Tenure
Columns
What Can We All Learn From Young People?
You’re in Status, and Then You’re Not
Recharging Lent by Returning to Christ
Newman, Personal Witness, And the Slow Work of Faith
Jesus at the Well: Grace Without Shame
Obituaries
Father Donald Berran
