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Currents News
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Now Available For Purchase: Chasing Church News
From the lens of the former editor of "The Tablet," this captivating book showcases the most compelling photos captured throughout a 50-year career. Read More
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
Winter Olympics
The Tablet and Currents News are you go-to source for all things Catholic during the 2026 Winter Olympics. Meet the athletes, Milan locals, and religious keeping the faith strong. Read More
International News
Pope Leo XIV To Visit Spain in June of 2026, Vatican Announces
With the Vatican confirming Pope Leo XIV's trip to Spain in June, plans for the upcoming visit are full steam ahead. Read More
National News
NYC’s Merchant’s House Museum Includes Underground Railroad Passageway
For nearly 100 years, two generations of the wealthy Tredwell family were oblivious to a secret inside their fashionable row home that, during the 1800s, could have put them under suspicion of hiding fugitive slaves. Read More
Diocesan News
Trailblazing Brothers Broke Barriers at St. Francis Prep in Diocese of Brooklyn
Sam and Tom Stith, two brothers who played on the basketball team at St. Francis Prep in Brooklyn, are being immortalized in a new documentary about the Catholic influence on the NCAA. Read More
International News
Vatican to Restore ‘Awe and Wonder’ of Michelangelo’s ‘The Last Judgment’
The Vatican has begun a major restoration of Michelangelo’s dramatic fresco The Last Judgment in the Sistine Chapel, aiming to restore its original color and contrast while preserving a masterpiece that once inspired “awe and wonder.” Read More
Sports
Molloy Mourns Loss of Longtime Hall of Fame Coach
The Archbishop Molloy community is mourning the loss of beloved coach and mentor Richard “Richie” Rodgers, who died suddenly on Feb. 7. Read More
International News
‘Christ Is My Identity, My Foundation,’ Says Catholic Player on Us Women’s Hockey Team
Olympic gold medalist Haley Winn credits her Catholic faith as the foundation of her success, sharing how prayer, family, and trust in Christ shaped her journey with the U.S. women’s hockey team at the 2026 Winter Games. Read More
Diocesan News
Bishop Manuel de Jesús Rodríguez Installed as New Shepherd of Palm Beach, Fla.: ‘We Are United for the Sake of Faith’
Bishop Manuel de Jesús Rodríguez, the former pastor of Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Corona, Queens, was ordained and installed as the sixth bishop of the Diocese of Palm Beach, Florida, on the afternoon of Feb. 24. Read More
Diocesan News
‘We’re Going To Miss Him’: Farewell Mass for Bishop-Designate Rodriguez Somber, but Joyous as he Urges Parish to Keep Beaming God’s Mercy & Love
Parishioners of Our Lady of Sorrows, the Diocese of Brooklyn’s largest parish, packed the 3 p.m. Mass on Feb. 15 to say goodbye to their pastor of nearly six years. Bishop-designate Manuel de Jesús Rodríguez will be installed as the new bishop for the Diocese of Palm Beach, Florida, on Feb. 24. Read More
Diocesan News
Migration Mass Returns, Celebrates ‘Rich Mosaic of Our Experiences’ in Brooklyn and Queens
The Diocese of Brooklyn's Migration Day Mass, a decades-old diocesan tradition celebrating cultural diversity and the contributions of immigrants, was last celebrated in 2019, but was paused because of the COVID-19 pandemic until Bishop Robert Brennan revived it this year. Read More
International News
New Stations of the Cross Unveiled at St. Peter’s Basilica for Lent 2026
St. Peter's Basilica inaugurated a new Stations of the Cross Feb. 20, with paintings by a young Swiss artist who won the Vatican's international art competition and said in an interview with OSV News that he was deeply moved by the experience of painting St. Veronica's encounter with Christ. Read More
Editorials
In Age of Tech, Human Heart Still Needed
Archbishop Sheen: NYC’s Catholic Media Maven
Taking a Look Back on Cardinal Dolan’s Tenure
Honoring Black History Through Faith & Justice
Columns
What Can We All Learn From Young People?
You’re in Status, and Then You’re Not
A Witness in Print: Preserving Our Story
What George Marshall Teaches Us About Character
From Mountain Glory to The Silence of the Cross
Obituaries
Deacon John Flannery
