Across the Diocese of Brooklyn, churches and schools continue to honor those lost on Sept. 11 through memorials that have become places of prayer and remembrance. These tributes preserve the names, stories and faith of those affected by the tragedy.
Across the Diocese of Brooklyn, churches and schools continue to honor those lost on Sept. 11 through memorials that have become places of prayer and remembrance. These tributes preserve the names, stories and faith of those affected by the tragedy.
On September 9, 2026 The Tablet’s walking pilgrimage through the Diocese of Brooklyn marks the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks.
Dear Editor: I’m greatly troubled by the belief of some who think we must move on, that there is too much talk of 9/11 many years later.
The annual Memorial Mass for the fallen firefighters of Battalion 57, Booklyn, was celebrated at St. Joseph’s Co-Cathedral, Prospect Heights, Sept. 11.
At the time of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, Msgr. John Delendick had just finished celebrating Mass at St. Michael’s Church in Sunset Park, where he was pastor.