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Art Contests
Submissions Now Open: 'Keep Christ in Christmas' Art Contest
The Tablet, in collaboration with the Archbishop John Hughes Council of the Knights of Columbus, invites students to express their faith through art by participating in this year’s Digital Christmas art contest. Read More
International News
At Least 15 Killed in Anti-Jewish Terror Attack at Bondi Beach in Australia
Two gunmen targeted Jewish beachgoers at an event celebrating the first day of Hanukkah in an apparent terror attack at Sydney's Bondi Beach, New South Wales police said. Read More
National News
Rhode Island Catholic Bishop Offers Prayers in Wake of Shooting at Brown University
Bishop Bruce A. Lewandowski of Providence offered prayers for "all affected by this tragedy" in the wake of a Dec. 13 shooting at Brown University that left two students dead and nine others injured. Read More
Diocesan News
Our Lady of Guadalupe Feast Draws Another Record Crowd in the Diocese of Brooklyn
Bishop Brennan said that the 4,400 young people combined at the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe Masses are the future of the Church. Read More
Diocesan News
Bishop Joins 5,000 Pilgrims in Plea for Restoration of Haiti
Bishop Robert Brennan joined Brooklyn’s Haitian Catholics at a national pilgrimage in Washington, D.C., uniting thousands in prayer for Haiti and its people. Read More
International News
Vatican’s 2025: Year Brings New Pope, Renewed Focus on Unity, Peace
For the world's 1.4 billion Catholics and for millions of other people as well, the Catholic Church's 2025 was primarily about the death of Pope Francis and the election of Pope Leo XIV. Read More
Diocesan News
Bishop’s Christmas Luncheon Raises More Than $450,000 for Catholic Education
Hundreds of people turned out to show their support for Catholic education by attending the Bishop’s Christmas Luncheon, where organizers said more than $450,000 was raised. The luncheon, held at Russo’s on the Bay in Howard Beach on Dec. 10, raises money for the Catholic education and youth ministry programs in the Diocese of Brooklyn. Read More
International News
Pope Leo XIV: US-European Alliance Needs To Be Strong
The evening before meeting a group of conservative European politicians, Pope Leo XIV expressed disappointment at what appears to be a weakening alliance between the United States and Europe. Read More
Diocesan News
Tim Zirkel Carries on Family Legacy in the Diocese of Brooklyn With Bright Christmas Fund Contributions
Tim Zirkel has accomplished a great deal in his life and career, and he credits his success to the values his father, Donald, and mother, Marie, instilled in him. His father, Donald, who was editor of The Tablet from 1966 to 1985 and served as a deacon in the diocese, created the Bright Christmas campaign in the 1960s. Read More
Diocesan News
St. Francis de Sales Students Help Decorate Christmas Tree at White House
New York State is represented on a Christmas tree at the White House thanks to sixth graders from St. Francis de Sales Catholic Academy. Read More
Editorials
The Christmas Peace: May It Be Lasting
Gov. Hochul: Veto Assisted Suicide Bill
Standing With Nigeria’s Christians
Currents News Special Shares Diocese’s Diversity
Columns
What Can We All Learn From Young People?
Critical Points in Immigration History
Join Haitians On a ‘Spiritual Surrender’
Poetry as a Pathway to Transcendence
Joseph’s Dream: Embracing God’s Plan
Obituaries
