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Man Smashes Blessed Mother Statue Outside St. Rita Church
A statue of the Blessed Mother was smashed outside of St. Rita Church on Aug. 1, marking the fourth time in two years the church has been targeted. Read More
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New Baby Cafés Serve Up Support for Moms in Queens
On Aug. 4, Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens and Northwell Health Long Island Jewish Forest Hills celebrated the grand opening of their Baby Café in Jamaica. Read More
National News
US Faithful Craft World Mission Rosaries For Archbishop Sheen’s Beatification
A parish-based rosary-making ministry in Kentucky is on a mission to create 1,000 World Mission Rosaries for the beatification of Venerable Fulton J. Sheen. Read More
Diocesan News
St. Christopher Still Guides Travelers, Despite Confusion Over Church Status
In 1969, Pope Paul VI removed St. Christopher's feast day from the church's liturgical calendar, a move that led to a great deal of confusion over the status of the patron saint of travelers that continues to this day. Read More
International News
Pope Leo XIV to Visit 10 Cities in South America in November
Pope Leo XIV will make the first apostolic journey to South America of his pontificate Nov. 6-17, visiting 10 cities in Uruguay, Argentina and Peru, the Vatican has announced. Read More
New York News
‘Care — Not Suicide’: Catholics Push Back on New York MAID Law
New York state's Medical Aid in Dying Act goes into effect on Aug. 5, making it the 13th U.S. state, along with the District of Columbia, to authorize physician-assisted suicide. Read More
National News
Court Shields Women Religious From New York Assisted Suicide Law
A federal judge July 30 temporarily shielded four orders of women religious and Catholic healthcare ministries from enforcement of a New York state law allowing physicians to aid terminally ill adults in dying by suicide. Read More
New York News
NY Bishops Call For Prayers as MAID Takes Effect
With assisted suicide officially becoming legal across New York on Aug. 5, the state’s Catholic bishops are calling for prayers, noting that “our elected officials have turned the notion of ‘death with dignity’ on its head.” Read More
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Columns
What Can We All Learn From Young People? 
We Are Still a Nation of Immigrants
Why Is a Sibling’s Grief Invisible?
A Film Festival Revival at American Martyrs
When Sharing Turns Scarcity Into Plenty
Obituaries
Sister Claudia Bradshaw, CSJ
Sister Helen Dolores Byrne, CSJ
Sister Elizabeth Graham, CSJ
