Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York and Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio of Brooklyn are making plans for Catholics to return to Mass and the sacraments in a way that cares for both the “souls and bodies of our people.”
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Gov. Cuomo Extends Child Victims Act’s One-Year Window
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The problem has always been there, and now a global health crisis has made homelessness on the subway more visible than ever before.
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Healthcare Workers Get Big ‘Thank You’
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Emergency Task Force A Mission of Faith
Three weeks ago, Vincent LeVien’s day-to-day activities looked much different than they do right now. Taking a phone call from the streets of New York City with sirens blaring in the distance, on a Friday afternoon he is already in the thick of delivering personal protective equipment (PPE) to doctors, nurses, FDNY, EMS and police forces across the New York metropolitan area.
The Battle Begins: Hospital Ships Help Fight Coronavirus
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