November 6, 2024
Margarita Manhardt was a child in September 1944 when her family went to the port of embarkation piers in Hoboken...
November 6, 2024
New York voters approved on Election Day a constitutional amendment billed as an expansion of civil rights protections but deemed...
October 31, 2024
This holiday’s roots stretch back to the 4th century when Christians sought to solemnly venerate Roman martyrs some 300 years...
October 25, 2024
People sexually abused by clergy are on a journey that can sometimes seem like two steps forward and one step...
October 22, 2024
For Felicia Cruz, receiving one of the first scholarships named for Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus Octavio Cisneros inspires her to learn...
October 22, 2024
In the Diocese of Brooklyn, there is a retired religious sister who is a picture of good health — vibrant,...
October 21, 2024
At the Diocese of Brooklyn’s annual Mass for World Mission Sunday on Oct. 20, Father Thomas Ahern spoke of how...
October 17, 2024
Poland native Kasia Domaraezka toured New York City’s Theater District on Tuesday, Oct. 15, but even in the city that...
October 15, 2024
At 95, retired master seamstress Maria Pulsone of Flushing says she’s nothing special, although there is a life-size statue of...
October 2, 2024
Peter Chappetto, an Army infantry officer who died in World War II, has no grave near his boyhood home in...
