From 1953, my first year in college, until today, wherever I have lived, I guess has made my residence a Commonweal-reading household.
Month: July 2022
Coming Together For Our Faith
The Giglio feast at the Shrine Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Williamsburg returns this month to its pre-pandemic splendor.
Letters to the Editor Week of July 16, 2022
Crime of Desecration at St. Augustine; Proceed with Caution; The Holy Eucharist; Father Troike Leadership Program; The Closure of St. Lucy-St. Patrick.
Obituaries, Week of July 16, 2022
Sister Loretta Marie Devoy; Sister Joan Mary Hepburn, OP.
Diocesan Assignments – July 16, 2022
Rev. Jeremias E. Castillo, to temporary administrator, while remaining parochial vicar of Transfiguration, Williamsburg, and Defender of the Bond, effective June 30.
Food Pantries Can Help During Soaring Inflation
As the federal government continues to report record inflation rates, The Tablet wants to offer a service to our readers who are having difficulty in finding affordable meals.
Bishop Loughlin Sports AD Stepping Down After 16 Years
Angela Proce is stepping down as athletic director at Bishop Loughlin H.S. after 16 years.
Sports Round-Up July 16
Reminder! Brooklyn’s adopted son Gil Hodges will finally be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., on Sunday, July 24.
The Tablet, Nuestra Voz, Currents News Win Dozens of Awards at Catholic Media Conference
The Tablet, Nuestra Voz, and Currents News garnered 46 awards for standout print, video, and digital work at the 2022 Catholic Media Conference held earlier this month in Portland, Oregon.
San Antonio Archbishop: Migrants Are Often Abandoned, Stripped of Identity
In many ways, Archbishop García-Siller echoes Pope Francis, who has called out the “indiscriminate trafficking of weapons” and those who treat migrants as “pawns on the chessboard of humanity” following tragedies such as mass shootings and the large-scale death of migrants.