Archbishop Sheen’s Remains Stay in Manhattan for Now

The case involving the transfer of the remains of Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen from New York to Peoria, Ill., has been sent back to the original court by the NY Court of Appeals for an evidentiary hearing.

For Heroes of ‘15:17’, Faith Comes Naturally

It’s almost a miracle that Anthony Sadler, Alek Skarlatos and Spencer Stone are even alive. Yet here they are, promoting a major Hollywood film in which they portray themselves. For all three, faith is an essential part of their story.

Chicago Priest Reflects on Being Catholic and Black

Father Michael Trail was the main celebrant at the Black History Month Mass Feb.11. The guest homilist from the Archdiocese of Chicago, Ill., celebrated at St. Peter Claver Church. The Bedford-Stuyvesant church was originally built for the local black Catholic community under the direction of the late Msgr. Bernard Quinn.

Bushwick Mechanic Keeps His Business Fine Tuned

In the Bushwick section of Brooklyn, there is a “hidden treasure” – a highly-rated car repair business owned and operated by a mechanic of rare integrity – Felix Rosado of Felix Bushwick Auto Repair.

Lenten Regulations

In order to assist the faithful of the Diocese of Brooklyn to take full advantage of the penitential and grace-filled season of Lent, Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio would like to call attention to traditional practices, obligations and opportunities.