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International News
US Bishops, Lawmakers Offer Prayers for Pope Leo After Cancer Diagnosis
Following the Holy See's Oct. 13 announcement that Pope Leo XIV was diagnosed with lung cancer and had the lower lobe of his right lung removed, Church and civic leaders expressed their hope and prayers for his full recovery. Read More
International News
Pope Leo XIV’s Surgery Reveals Lung Cancer, Vatican Says
Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung cancer following a 90-minute surgery on Oct. 13 during which surgeons removed the lower lobe of the pope's right lung. Read More
National News
Ciao Bella! NYC Columbus Day Parade Celebrates Italian-American Heritage
New York City’s 82nd Annual Columbus Day Parade was filled with faith and fun, as the faithful gathered at St. Patrick’s Cathedral on Oct. 12 for morning Mass and then joined large crowds of spectators lining Fifth Avenue to enjoy the marching bands, colorfully costumed dancers, and floats that bounced up and down as the people aboard them danced to traditional Italian tunes. Read More
VIDEO: Brooklyn Artist Keeps Christ in Christmas With Bold Greeting Cards
At 85, career art director Mike Miranda launches a bold greeting-card series inspired by the Knights of Columbus campaign. Read More
International News
World Mission Sunday Has ‘Borne Fruit in My Own Life,’ Says Pope Leo
The aim of World Mission Sunday (Oct. 18), established 100 years ago by Pope Pius XI, has "borne fruit in my own life," said Pope Leo XIV. Read More
Diocesan News
Grateful Seniors Find Peace, Welcome At Catholic Charities’ New Brooklyn Residence
The Gail P. Duke Senior Residence is a new 13-story, 141-unit apartment building in Brownsville sponsored by CCBQ for low-income seniors. Read More
National News
FDA Expects To Draft Mifepristone Safety Review Next Year; Pro-Life Groups Call It ‘Insufficient’
The Food and Drug Administration's safety review of mifepristone is expected to stretch into next year, according to an Oct. 7 court filing, prompting disappointment from pro-life groups. Read More
National News
At Red Mass, Archbishop Broglio Urges Lawmakers To ‘Direct Our Thoughts in the Ways of Peace’
Lawmakers and those in the legal profession were reminded Oct. 4 that the law should be practiced with "caritas," Latin for charity, because "the Lord makes it clear that there is a link between love and respect for the commandments." Read More
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Obituaries
Obituaries, Week of October 17, 2026
