Letters to the Editor, Week of August 1, 2020

The Journalists and the Media I Used to Trust; Look in the Mirror, Mayor Bill de Blasio; A Long and Fruitful Ministry for Bishop Sweeney; In Loving Memory of Sister Margaret Raibaldi.

Letters to the Editor, Week of July 25, 2020

A School Closing Feels Like Losing a Loved One; Congratulations to Msgr. Philip J. Reilly; Defend — Not Defund — the Police Department; President Trump Is an Outspoken American.

Letters to the Editor, Week of July 18, 2020

Antifa, Boogaloo and the Virus of Violence; In Defense of Archbishop Wilton Gregory; Do Catholics Have Shorter Attention Spans?; Msgr. John Tosi, a Compassionate Priest.

Letters to the Editor, Week of June 13, 2020

Trump — More Catholic Than Many Catholics; Trump Has Been a Voice For Religious Freedom; Archbishop Gregory Does Not Speak for Us; The Cancerous Tumor of Racism; Msgr. John C. Tosi, a Very Kind Priest.

Letters to the Editor, Week of June 6, 2020

Racism, a Venom in the Hearts of Human Beings; Vaccines Developed From Aborted Fetuses; One of Your Biggest Mistakes as an Editor; Fine Theoretical Concept But Unrealistic.

Letters to the Editor, Week of May 30, 2020

We Cannot Jeopardize the Lives of Our Neighbors; Strange Intellectual Companions; Be Kind, Wash Your Hands and Pray, Pray, Pray; Father Jorge — The Nicest Man You Could Meet.

Grateful for the Italian Mass on NET TV

Dear Editor: I am American born — from Staten Island, N.Y. Both pairs of my grandparents were born in Italy and
speaking Italian and “broken” English were part of my growing up.

The Blessing of Having Televised Masses

 Dear Editor:  I have been watching Sunday Mass on TV for over a year due to two conditions which have kept me from attending in person (“This Virtual Experience: A Valuable Lesson,” Put Out Into the Deep, May 2).