National News Racism Debate More Complicated Than Statues
Bishop Edward Braxton of Belleville, Ill., says debate over Confederate and Civil War statues does not have a one size fits all solution. Read More
International News Prayers for Mexican Earthquake Victims
As search and rescue operations continued in central Mexico, Pope Francis offered his prayers. Read More
U.S. Bishops Urge Caution On Republican-Backed Healthcare Bill
As the United States Senate moves closer toward a vote on the Republican-backed Graham-Cassidy bill on health care, the USCCB is urging caution. Read More
National News Peace Prayers in St. Louis
Archbishop Robert J. Carlson of St. Louis, Mo., called for peace following a not guilty verdict in the trial of former St. Louis Police Officer Jason Stockley, who was charged with the fatal shooting of Anthony Lamar Smith. Read More
Hurricane Relief Collections
This weekend is the second opportunity for the suggested parish collection to assist Hurricane Harvey victims. Oct. 1 is the suggested date for a voluntary collection to assist Irma victims. Read More
Diocesan News Where Have All the Convents Gone?
This is the fourth in a series about how former convents are being used in Brooklyn and Queens. Read More
Diocesan News Bishop Explains Priorities To Catechetical Leaders
Religious education leaders gathered at the Immaculate Conception Center, Douglaston, for the second annual Catechetical Summit with Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio. Read More
National News Finally Laid To Rest
The remains of more than 300 individuals – some of whom had been deceased for more than two decades – were given a proper burial in Michigan this week. Read More
Columns
His Ways Are Not Our Ways
For Years, I Wondered About My Vocation
The Option of Adoption
Editorials/Letters
Editorial: More Than Filling Pews
Letter: Condemn All Racism
Letter: Couple of Great Seabees
Letter: Leave the Statues Alone
Obituaries
Sister Rosalie Kaseta, O.S.F.
