RA Bible School Eases the Way into Summer (with slideshow)

Resurrection-Ascension’s Vacation Bible School eased children – and parents – from the full-day school schedule into the summer by offering a two-week morning program in Rego Park. It is one of several vacation Bible camps offered by diocesan parishes this summer.

Flushing Group to Buy Philadelphia Nursing Homes

PHILADELPHIA (CNS) – The Archdiocese of Philadelphia announced that it is selling six nursing homes and one assisted living facility operated by archdiocesan Catholic Health Care Services to a Flushing health care management company for $145 million.

Prince of Peace Radio Program Spreads Culture of Life

FORT PIERCE, Fla. (CNS) – A new radio program launched in the Palm Beach Diocese in June with a focus on shedding light on pro-life issues and sharing ways to get involved in promoting the culture of life in the not-so-pro-life world.

Father Patrick J. Keating, right, CEO of Catholic Migration Services, speaks at a press conference held by Congresswoman Grace Meng, left, outside Newtown H.S. in Elmhurst to urge undocumented immigrants to enroll and reapply for deferred action. (Photo by Jim Mancari)

CMS Helps Spread Immigration Awareness

Father Patrick Keating, CEO of Catholic Migration Services, was on hand at a press conference to raise awareness about deferred action for immigrants.

WYD 2016: Beatitudes and Divine Mercy

VATICAN CITY (CNS) – The official logo and prayer for World Youth Day 2016 were unveiled in the event’s host city – Krakow, Poland – by the city’s archbishop, Cardinal Stanislaw Dziwisz.

How Diocese Assists Minors, Refugees

• Catholic Migration Services (CMS) has provided direct legal assistance to at least 56 children from Ecuador, Central America and Mexico in the past year.

13 New Priests for the Diocese

Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio ordained 13 men as priests of the diocese to serve in Brooklyn and Queens on June 28 at St. Joseph’s Co-Cathedral, Prospect Heights.  

Bishop Kearney H.S. Names First President

Dr. Margaret M. Minson, a product of Catholic education, who has spent the last several years providing access to such education to thousands of underserved students throughout New York City, has been appointed the first president of Bishop Kearney H.S., Bensonhurst, as the school moves to a new mode of governance.