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New York News
Cardinal Dolan Welcomes ‘Fellow Irish One and All’ to St. Patrick’s Day Mass
The 262nd New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade stepped off from the front of the cathedral that bears his name, following a Mass celebrated by New York Archbishop Cardinal Timothy Dolan before a sanctuary packed with Catholic clergy, local dignitaries, religious, representatives of the military, and faithful. Read More
Diocesan News
St. Joseph Art Contest Winners Drawn From 827 Entries, Take Home Cash Prizes
A record number of entries and the most cash prizes ever awarded converged on March 16 with the announcement of winners in the 2023 youth spring art contest co-sponsored by The Tablet. Read More
National News
Sister Jean’s New Memoir Shoots Straight About Faith, Basketball
On March 13, the day before the 2023 NCAA men’s Division I basketball tournament officially tipped off, Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt still had homework to do. Read More
Diocesan News
Lack of Respect Top Concern of Black Catholics Before National Congress
Black Catholics in Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island have concerns about how they are treated by the Church, and they’re preparing to voice those concerns at a national convocation this summer. Read More
New York News
Fordham’s Bronx Artifacts Collection Builds on Jewish, Catholic Partnership
A trove of artifacts of local Jewish life — bar mitzvah invitations, high school yearbooks, marriage certificates, receipts from kosher caterers among them — is growing here in an unlikely place: a library in a Catholic university. Read More
Diocesan News
Former Queens Deacon Sentenced to 16 Years for Enticing Minors for Sex
Rogelio Vega, a former deacon at St. Sebastian Church in Woodside, who pleaded guilty last year to enticing three minors to engage in sexual conduct, was sentenced to 16 years in prison on Wednesday, March 15. Read More
Columns
The Killing of Tyre Nichols Demands We Cry Out Against Acts of Violence
Renewing an Old Approach to Welcoming Newcomers to the U.S.
Don’t Be Afraid to Stand Up for Faith
The Important Relationship Between Faith and the Arts
Let Us Not Only See, But Perceive Our Faith
Editorials
Nicaraguan President Ortega Is ‘Unbalanced’
A Decade of Teaching Catholics to Dialogue
Growing the Faith Over One Weekend
Take Advantage of Diocese’s Pilgrimage During Lent
Obituaries
Sister Mary Kenneth Lane, CSJ
Sister Helen Lauria
Sister Barbara Anne Shea, OP
