The current plight of Christians in Iran — estimated at up to 1 million, primarily converts — demands the attention and fervent prayer of the universal Church.

Blessed Cyprian Michael Iwene Tansi and Dr. King are brothers in Christ — proof that the Gospel bears fruit across cultures and continents.

This Jubilee Year, proclaimed by Pope Francis as a time of pilgrimage, mercy, and renewal, has ignited hearts across the Diocese of Brooklyn.

“Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace to people of goodwill.” Every year this verse rings out in our midnight Masses, and every year the world answers with a mixture of awe and skepticism. 

Join us, Governor, in protecting the sanctity of life. Veto the Medical Aid in Dying Act, and let New York be a beacon of hope, not despair.

The same Christ who entered a troubled world in Bethlehem walks with Nigeria today. He calls us to be instruments of peace.

This Thanksgiving, let us heed our bishops’ call by signing the Cabrini Pledge, advocating for policies that uphold dignity, and in your family prayer, remember the migrant: “When one member suffers, all suffer,” Scripture says. In the hope that it does not disappoint, let us build a table where everyone is invited.

In this Jubilee Year of Hope we must listen to the cries of young people and give their voices room in the Church.

On this Veterans Day, let us all pause to reflect on our nation’s veterans, who embody a sacrificial spirit for the rest of America, defending freedoms that allow us to live our faith openly, gather in worship, and pursue the common good.