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Diocesan News
Diocese of Brooklyn Officials Confident Ordination of New Deacons Is Keeping Pace With Retirements
Future ordinations of permanent deacons in the Diocese of Brooklyn are expected to keep pace with deacons aging out of their active ministries, said Father Joseph Gibino, director of the diaconate. Read More
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Mother Mary, Who Sought the Church’s ‘Lost Sheep,’ Moves Closer to Sainthood
The Parish Visitors of Mary Immaculate are celebrating after Pope Leo XIV declared Mother Mary Teresa Tallon, the founder of their religious community, Venerable — a crucial step to becoming a saint. Read More
Diocesan News
Hard Man, Soft Heart: Retired Brooklyn Cop Finds Mercy Behind Bars With Prison Ministry
“Hard Guys Cry: The Journey of a Tough Cop … From the Mean Streets of Brooklyn to a Prison Ministry” tells how Jimmy Dennedy pivoted from being a tough Brooklyn cop to a volunteer with prison ministries. Read More
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The Tablet’s 2026 CHSAA Softball All-Star Team
After another competitive season of CHSAA varsity softball action, here’s a look at The Tablet’s 2026 diocesan All-Star team. A special thanks goes out to the league’s coaches for providing nominations. Read More
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St. Francis of Assisi’s ‘Canticle’ Hymn Comes to Life at Williamsburg Church
Most Holy Trinity - St. Mary Church in Williamsburg has a new exhibition “Cantico” based on the hymn "Canticle of the Creatures" written by St. Francis of Assisi in 1225, a year before his death. Read More
International News
Sizzle & Spirit: Learn About These Summer-Related Saints
While there is not a patron saint of summer itself, Catholic tradition links many saints to the weather, activities, and feast days that define the sunny months. Read More
Diocesan News
Queens Centenarian’s Faith Shines Bright at St. Teresa of Avila
Rosita Lewis never imagined she'd live to 105, but now that she has, she credits God for her longevity. “Who else would do it? No one else can,” Lewis said. “I love my God, and I talk to him all the time.” Lewis, a beloved parishioner of St. Teresa of Avila Church in South Ozone Park for over 40 years, celebrated the milestone on June 14, three days after her birthday. Read More
Columns From Bishop Brennan
What Can We All Learn From Young People?
Shortly after the announcement of the approval of the canonizations of Sts. Pier Giorgio Frassati and Carlo Acutis, I was asked in an interview, “What does Carlo Acutis teach the young people today?” It occurred to me that the premise of the question is wrong. Certainly, his example inspires many, and his virtues are worthy of imitation. Read More
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Letters to the Editor
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Columns
What Can We All Learn From Young People? 
We Are Still a Nation of Immigrants
How My Faith Grew Through DR Mission
A Film Festival Revival at American Martyrs
From Winter’s Chill to God’s Consolation
Obituaries
Sister Claudia Bradshaw, CSJ
Sister Helen Dolores Byrne, CSJ
Sister Elizabeth Graham, CSJ
