For Many, 9/11 Lingers in Form of Life-Threatening Illnesses
September 13, 2021
Chris Sorrentino still has a hard time thinking about that day. But Sept. 11 never goes away for another reason:...
Paula Katinas
Remembrances of 9/11 Can Be Found All Over the Diocese
September 13, 2021
Twenty years later, the memories of Sept. 11 are still vivid for people in the Diocese of Brooklyn.
Real+True Project Seeks to Engage Millennials, Gen Z in Catechism
September 10, 2021
Edmundo Reyes is determined to change your perception of the Catechism. In his view, it’s more than just a thick...
Afghanistan Education Advocate Vows to Continue Her Work Despite Taliban Risk
September 10, 2021
Pashtana Zalmai Khan Durrani had a choice to make: work to educate women inside Afghanistan despite the potential danger of...
Only In Print: Women Face Uncertain Future Under Taliban Rule
September 7, 2021
With the Taliban now in full control of Afghanistan, females in that country could face discrimination and hardships not seen...
Churches Deal With Cleanup Headaches, Damage Assessment, After Ida
September 7, 2021
The floodwaters of Hurricane Ida have receded. Now, for churches and schools in the Diocese of Brooklyn among many other...
St. Helen’s Church Remembers Heroes With Candlelight Prayer Service
September 3, 2021
There was only one place Army veteran Dominick Liello wanted to be on the night of Sept. 2 — at...
Concerns Mount Over Fate of Christians Left in Afghanistan
September 1, 2021
As the bloody, contentious U.S. evacuation of Afghanistan approached its Aug. 31 deadline, fears rose about the ultimate fate of...
Cristo Rey HS President’s Family Tree Includes Bishop Ford, Sister Ita
August 30, 2021
William Ford III, the incoming president of Cristo Rey Brooklyn High School, says he doesn’t feel the weight of family...
Efforts Made by Diocese to Get Haiti Donations In Proper Hands
August 26, 2021
Parishioners who donate to special collections in the Diocese of Brooklyn for Haiti disaster relief can feel confident their donations...