St. John’s University students taught Brooklyn high schoolers how to use artificial intelligence ethically while keeping the human element at the center.
Diocesan News
Polish Bishop To Faithful in the Diocese of Brooklyn: Love, Hope, & Faith Sustain Heritage
Auxiliary Bishop Robert Chrząszcz of Krakow, Poland, celebrated Mass in honor of Polish American Heritage Month at the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph on Oct. 18.
Bishop Robert Brennan Leads Faithful on Procession for Migrant Dignity
Led by Bishop Robert Brennan, hundreds of the faithful took to the streets on Oct. 17 for a prayerful procession to show solidarity with the plight of Haitian migrants caught in turbulent political waters and facing deportation.
Sharing ‘Power of the Holy Spirit,’ Faithful Gather for 100th World Mission Sunday in Brooklyn
Bishop Robert Brennan celebrated Mass at the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph in Prospect Heights on Oct. 18 for the 100th anniversary of World Mission Sunday.
Bridging the Generation Gap: St. Bernadette Students Make New Friends at Senior Citizens’ Home
Christopher Trochalides, an eighth-grader at St. Bernadette Catholic Academy, paid a visit to a senior citizens’ home and found that age is not a barrier when it comes to making new friends. He was one of 21 students who spent the morning of Oct. 15 visiting with older adults at the Norwegian Christian Home and Health Center.
World Mission Sunday: Brooklyn, Queens Catholics Called to Back Global Missions
World Mission Sunday is slated for Oct. 18 this year, marking its 100th anniversary, established by Pope Pius XI in 1926.
Immigration Restriction and the Great Depression’s Economic Lessons
Another interesting lesson from our immigration and economic history comes to us from a causative factor of the Great Depression of 1929.
Eucharistic Procession Draws Thousands to Manhattan, Prayers for Pope Leo
Jesús Muro had just finished his day working at a bank in Rockefeller Center when he stepped outside and encountered something unexpected: His Lord and Savior moving through the streets of Manhattan.
Deacons Leave Annual Convocation Inspired to Serve With Catholic Joy in the Diocese of Brooklyn
Informational and inspirational. Those two words are apt descriptions of the keynote presentations by Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers at the Diocese of Brooklyn Convocation for Permanent Deacons on Oct. 11
New York Announces It’s Opting in to Federal School Choice Program
New York’s Catholic bishops praised Gov. Kathy Hochul’s decision to opt New York into a new federal scholarship tax credit program that will allow taxpayers to receive a federal credit for donations to nonprofit scholarship-granting organizations that help families pay for education-related expenses.