Generations of Faith celebrates the rich history of the Church in Brooklyn and Queens, while recognizing our vision for the future – youth evangelization.
Generations of Faith celebrates the rich history of the Church in Brooklyn and Queens, while recognizing our vision for the future – youth evangelization.
The Carnesecca Arena at St. John’s University, Jamaica, was filled with nearly 2,000 teens screaming, crying and stomping last weekend, but when the guest of honor came to the forefront, all became still.
An Egyptian artist specializing in Byzantine-era iconography, Ayman Fayez is visiting the Brooklyn Diocese and sharing his artwork with a special exhibit in the chapel of St. Thomas Aquinas Church, Park Slope, Aug. 19.
Hundreds of children who came with their families to enjoy the seventh annual Kids Fun Day, a street festival co-sponsored by Catholic Charities Queens Community Center in Astoria and Fidelis Care.
Generations of Faith reached the $50 million mark – surpassing even the most lofty projections for the summer months.
Faith, tradition, culture and community – all came together at St. Bernard Church, Mill Basin, for the annual Italian feast of the Madonna del Carmine, also known as Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
Parishioners and visitors at St. Sebastian Church, Woodside, commemorated the 10th annual Celebration of God’s Paternity with a Mass celebrated by Archbishop Bernardino Auza.
Another way Cathedral Prep School is helping incoming freshman is through a new academic support initiative called the St. John Vianney Program.
Cathedral Prep’s Father Troike Summer Leadership Program has fostered leadership qualities in young men for 48 years.
Father Marcin Chilczuk recently returned from leading a pilgrimage to Barcelona and Fatima.