The Giglio feast at the Shrine Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Williamsburg returns this month to its pre-pandemic splendor.
Editorials
Church’s Pro-Life Work Needs to Evolve Post-Roe
Many people never believed they would see the Supreme Court overthrow the 1973 ruling which made “abortion on demand” the law of the land.
The Eucharist Is Not Just a Symbol
The Eucharist, the Body and Blood of the Lord Jesus Christ sacramentally present under the form of bread and wine, has been in the news quite a bit lately.
Saint Joseph, The Model Of All Fathers
This Sunday, we as a nation celebrate Father’s Day. In the United States of America, we have been celebrating this day, honoring fathers, on the third Sunday in June since 1910.
New Priests Have Many To Inspire Them
The Diocese of Brooklyn was very blessed this past Saturday with the ordination to the priesthood of three men: Father Alex Olszewski; Father Andrew Tsui; and Father Dung (Vincent) Vu.
God is Calling Us, Let Us Listen
More than a week after the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, we are still in shock over the heinous act against innocent lives — 19 elementary school children and two teachers were slaughtered.
Relics Bring Us Closer to the Blessed, the Saints, and God
The relics of the saints are a gift of God and a unique way of getting closer to God by getting closer to the saints — God’s friends.
NYC’s Gun Violence Heating Up This Spring
As New York City exits another gunfire-marred weekend where 15 people were shot across the city and a plainclothes detective was fired upon, officials still have no answers.
A Big Loss for Catholic Journalism On All Levels
Catholic News Service recently reported a story about itself — and the news wasn’t good.
The Role of Mothers in The Lives of Priests
There are few influences greater in the choice of a vocation to the priestly life than a priest’s mother. She is really the very first “face of God” whom he encounters in his life.