The Kids Are Alright In Our Diocese

For the second consecutive year, more than 1,300 middle- and high-school aged young people participated in the diocese’s annual Youth Day celebration.

A Century of Faith, A Continuing Mission

World Mission Sunday’s 100th anniversary highlights the Church’s global missionary growth and the continued call to support evangelization, formation and service worldwide.

Mission Starts Closer Than We Think

Brooklyn and Queens may be thousands of miles from the places Catholics traditionally think of as “mission territory,” but on any given Sunday, the world gathers in the pews of our churches.

No One Should Have To Suffer Alone

Pope Leo XIV’s October prayer intention calls Catholics to support those facing mental health challenges with compassion, accompaniment and access to professional care.

A Brooklyn Bond With Blessed Fulton Sheen

Here in the Diocese of Brooklyn, we too can lay claim to several contacts with Blessed Sheen during his 60 years of priesthood, many of which were spent in New York.

Celebrating Heritage, Serving Those in Need

This Hispanic Heritage Month, we celebrate Hispanic Americans in the diocese and nationwide, while also offering prayers and support to our broader Catholic family, especially those who still suffer following the recent natural disasters.

Where Children Grow In Wisdom and Faith

Catholic education helps students discover the person God is calling them to be and strengthens the foundation on which they build their lives.

Pope Leo XIV and the Power of the Cassock

There is something rather delightful about Pope Leo XIV becoming something of a fashion icon. Vanity Fair has included the Holy Father among its best-dressed figures of 2026, following Vogue, which included him among its best-dressed people of 2025.

The Growth & Vibrancy of Catholicism

Bishop Manuel de Jesús Rodríguez of Palm Beach, Florida, noted that his diocese is growing to the point that he’s begun the strategic planning process to open two new parishes. Those stories deserve our attention.