Mourning a Lost Voice For Catholic News May 30, 2022 I worked for The Tablet for 50 years, and for 33 of those years I was the Editor. Week after...
All the World’s Caterpillars Are Becoming Butterflies: New Book May 4, 2022 A retired Brooklyn priest who recently published a children’s book says the idea came to him in a dream.
Our Lady of Angels Blesses New Lenten Cross on Ash Wednesday March 2, 2022 Following the distribution of ashes at the 11:45 a.m. Ash Wednesday Mass, Father Kevin Abels blessed a new six-foot Lenten...
Bishop’s Call to Cathedral Club February 10, 2022 In his first address to The Cathedral Club of Brooklyn, Bishop Robert Brennan told its members that their main mission...
Only In Print: A Look Back at the Heart of the Diocese January 12, 2022 Looking back at a major milestone in the Diocese of Brooklyn: the founding of the Cathedral Basilica of St. James...
New Light Comes to ‘Everday Life’; Tree Transforms Grand Army Plaza December 9, 2021 In a twilight ceremony Wednesday, Dec. 8, the Diocese of Brooklyn held its annual Christmas tree lighting beneath the Soldiers...
Scouts’ Honor: Camp Stone To Bear Name of Bishop DiMarzio November 12, 2021 A commemorative stone emblazoned with the name of Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio will be unveiled at the Boy Scouts’ Ten Mile...
Only In Print: Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio Set to Retire After a 51-Year Ministry October 27, 2021 When Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio submitted his resignation to the Vatican on June 16, 2019, little did he know that, more...
Only In Print: A Lifelong Defender of Immigrants October 27, 2021 An international expert in the field of migration with a doctorate in Social Work, Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio has been at...
Only In Print: A Long History Helping Abuse Victims October 27, 2021 Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio arrived in Brooklyn in 2003, shortly after news of the clergy sex abuse crisis was breaking across...