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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
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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
International News
Church Leaders Call for Dialogue Over Confrontation Amid Turbulent Protests in France
Just days after Pope Leo XIV's Sept. 25-28 apostolic visit to France, scenes of unrest have replaced the atmosphere of unity and peace that marked the papal trip. Read More
Diocesan News
At St. Saviour High School in Brooklyn, History Isn’t Just About the Past
Sophie Mondesir, a junior at St. Saviour High School, says she enjoys learning about U.S. history. However, a recent survey from the Cato Institute suggests many Americans do not share her enthusiasm for the subject. Read More
National News
Gen Z Gymgoers Raise Heart Rates With Faith-Centered Workout in NYC
Personal trainer Daniel McKenna and Catholic wellness influencer Isabella Orlando organized a new event, the Catholic Workout, at a Greenwich Village gym on Oct. 4 to bring young adults together for fitness and fellowship. Read More
International News
How a Young Catholic Became a Lasting Witness Against Nazi Evil
Willi Graf was 25 years old when the Nazis gave him a choice: betray his friends in the anti-Hitler resistance or face death. The Catholic medical student chose silence — and now, more than 80 years after his execution, he is remembered as a hero. Read More
Diocesan News
Hispanic Community Finds Numerous Ways to Honor Blessed Mother
Our Lady of Guadalupe is one of many Marian devotions popular among Hispanic Catholics, who make up a large share of the Catholic population in the U.S. — 36% in 2025, up from 29% in 2007, according to the Pew Research Center. Read More
Diocesan News
Brooklyn Priest: Sheen Effect, Innovative Storytelling and ‘Renewed Energy’ Mark World Mission Sunday at 100
Catholics worldwide will mark World Mission Sunday with a "renewed energy," a Brooklyn priest and Pontifical Mission Societies researcher said. Read More
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Columns
Always Remember Those Who Lost Their Lives on 9/11 
Protecting Immigrant Workers and Their Families in a Time of Fear
Young Hearts Grow Stronger When We Unite
Experience Opens Eyes To Faith’s Deeper View
God Calls Us Up the Mount To Share the Endless Feast
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