The tradition of Catholic women wearing veils to church, which all but disappeared after Vatican II, is seeing something of a revival these days — if a boost in sales at Veronica Marrinan’s clothing company is any indication. 

Those lucky enough to attend the symposium on Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity not only got the chance to learn about the fascinating life of the French nun but also had an opportunity to enjoy beautiful artworks dedicated to her.

Elizabeth Palombo didn’t know much about St. Elizabeth of the Trinity before she attended a symposium at St. Joseph’s Seminary and College in Yonkers that focused on the life and influence of the French saint.

Dominique Pastrana went on the journey of a lifetime this July and came home as a changed person. 

Gerard Connolly’s lifelong dreams are all about to come true in just one night.

The Diocese of Brooklyn is bucking a nationwide trend when it comes to the racial and ethnic makeup of its permanent deacons. Figures show that the international flavor of the diocese’s diaconate stands in sharp contrast to figures across the U.S.

In the 1950s, when Carlo Zaskorski was growing up in Park Slope, his parents took him to Mass at St. Thomas Aquinas Church every Sunday. They didn’t have to walk far to get there; they lived only two blocks away.

Thomas Berry Place, which has been housing migrants from Central and South America for the past two years, has opened its doors to people in need from the other side of the globe.