Cardinal Egan Was a True Friend to Brooklyn
March 14, 2015
Even though the late Cardinal Edward Egan was the former head of the Archdiocese of New York, he was a...
Ed Wilkinson
‘Fifth Gospel’ Is a Story About Vatican Intrigue
March 4, 2015
In a few months, I will be asking our readership to submit the names of books they will be reading...
More and More People Are Joining the Church
February 25, 2015
While Christians around the world continue to face persecution for their faith, large numbers of Americans continue to flock to...
Despite Fire, Parish Life Continues
February 18, 2015
[new_royalslider id=”110″] When fire damaged Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Corona on Jan. 5, Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio was one...
DeSales Helps Students Learn in New Ways
February 18, 2015
Students at St. Joseph the Worker School in Windsor Terrace now work in a new media lab, courtesy of the...
Cathedral Club Champions Catholic Schools
February 11, 2015
At the 115th annual Cathedral Club dinner, education was the focus, and Bishop DiMarzio told the audience that that the...
Cathedral Club Is a Sign of Catholic Maturity
February 11, 2015
One of the reasons that the Cathedral Club of Brooklyn was established in 1900 was to assist Catholics with moving...
Taking a New Look at Catholic Press Month
February 4, 2015
February used to be celebrated with many activities as Catholic Press Month. We would have posters, subscription drives and announcements...
Pro Vita Mass Returns, With Assist from K. of C.
January 28, 2015
The Diocese’s Pro Vita Mass has been revived and returned to St. James Cathedral-Basilica after an absence of about 10...
Common Sense Makes Little Sense to Some
January 22, 2015
In his remarks about the attack on Charlie Hebdo, the pope is not justifying killing someone who insults one’s faith,...