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Author: Christine
From Hesitation to Heartfelt Service
When I first drove into Queens two summers ago, filled with memories of the last two years in missionary life, I knew the borough would become an important part of my journey, yet I could not have known I would be invited to stay.
Advent’s Call to Persevere With Joy and Faith
As we enter into this most sacred time of waiting and preparation, let us pray that our hearts will be filled with the Holy Spirit, giving us the courage to persevere in patient hope.
Pope Leo XIV to Bishops: Follow St. Francis and Be ‘Peacemakers’ in Your Dioceses
Following St. Francis of Assisi, bishops are called to be close to the people in their dioceses, Pope Leo XIV told the bishops of Italy.
Sharing Love and Hope: Jesus is Truly Alive!
As a Catholic missionary living in Williamsburg for four years, I often ask myself: What about the Church? Is the Church reaching these young people? If not, why not?
Bringing the Youth Closer to Christ
Being the president of the Jornada de Vida Cristiana youth movement in the Diocese of Brooklyn has been a huge part of my life.
In This TikTok Test of a Baby Formula Emergency, 1 Catholic Church Really Stood Out
A TikTok content creator’s following exploded after she posted videos of her informal study on whether churches across the country would give baby formula to a mother whose 2-month-old infant had not eaten in more than half a day.
Letters to the Editor, Week of November 22, 2025
Kudos to Father Lauder; Remembering Father Luke Wei; Thank You for the Wartime Recollection; Gun Control Could Help Our Young Men; Going Digital
Obituaries, Week of November 22, 2025
Msgr. Faustino Cordero
Cursillistas Reaffirm Evangelizing Mission During Annual Ultreya
More than 55 parishes participated in the diocese’s annual Ultreya Mass at the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph on Nov. 15.