New York City Marathon a Thrill for CYO Track Coaches

For the 53rd time, the TCS New York City Marathon — a major highlight of the fall sports scene — traversed the five boroughs on Sunday, Nov. 3. As always, our diocese was well represented by
parishioners throughout Brooklyn and Queens. This year, several Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) track coaches participated in the race or passionately cheered on the runners along the 26.2-mile course.

The 2024 New York Mets: OMG, What a Ride!

In Catholicism, the sacrament of reconciliation is a core value of our faith since it absolves us of our sins, cleanses our souls, and brings us closer to God.

Spirit of Late Father Guides Holy Cross Footballer

We often hear that a football team is just like a family. Sure, the same could be said for other sports teams, but there’s something about football where the family moniker rings especially true. Perhaps it’s the in-the-trenches mentality associated with the game. It’s a rough-and-tough, down-and-dirty, rumble-tumble sport where everything gets left out on the gridiron.

Former Terriers Hoops Coach ‘Humbled’ by Lapchick Award

In the Diocese of Brooklyn, the name “Joe Lapchick” is synonymous with greatness. From his early days as a basketball player to a long coaching career at St. John’s University and with the New York Knicks, Lapchick exemplified integrity in sports. Being associated with him is a tremendous honor.

Priests Gear Up for Hopefully Exciting Giants, Jets Seasons

It’s the opening weekend of another NFL season! The 2023 season saw both local franchises — the Giants and Jets — miss the playoffs and leave their fanbases wanting more. Luckily, with the dawn of a new season comes the eternal spring of hope for loyal followers of Big Blue and Gang Green — including several of our diocesan priests.