Diocese Actively Seeks Catechists For Students With Special Needs
September 6, 2023
After Denise Raso’s nephew, Jared, came to live with her at when he was 2, she set out to find...
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‘Zombie Drug’ Tranq Use Grows Into an Epidemic in New York
August 30, 2023
Claudia Salazar of Catholic Charities Brooklyn & Queens has no doubt her staff will soon encounter people hooked on drugs...
Nun’s Work With Migrants Lets Her SOAR! Into a New Honor
August 24, 2023
Technically, Sister Eileen McCann is retired, but that hasn’t stopped her from working nearly full time as a lawyer helping...
NJ Catholic Charities Steps Up to Help Vulnerable Seniors in Need
August 24, 2023
Marilyn Hogan, a widow and a retiree, can’t always find workers to do house repairs for what she can afford.
King’s ‘I Have a Dream’ Message Is Locked in a Local Woman’s Memory
August 23, 2023
In the early 1960s, Helen Cureton, originally from Greenville, South Carolina, was in her 20s, single, and working as a...
Demand Is High, But Pay Is Low For Frontline Social Workers
August 23, 2023
Job security for frontline social workers, including specialists in mental health, is excellent as the field works to plug workforce...
The ‘Brotherhood’ of Delivery Workers in City Seeks ‘Fair Pay’
August 18, 2023
A new law in New York City to pay delivery workers nearly $18 per hour was supposed to go into...
Advocates for Mother Mary Lange Hail ‘Movement’ in Her Sainthood Cause
August 18, 2023
African American Catholics plan to visit the Vatican in November to promote the cause for Mother Mary Lange, one of...
Hoboken’s Private Chapel: Sanctuary Dedicated to St. Febronia & Madonna Offers Peek Inside on St. Ann’s Feast Day
August 2, 2023
Santa Febronia Chapel is not a parish church, but a 101-year-old sanctuary to St. Febronia, patron of the Sicilian town...
Buyer Beware: You Are Going to Be Scammed By Relic Sellers on Web
August 2, 2023
Catholics are commanded by canon law not to purchase relics of saints. Still, the internet yields countless sacred items for...