Catholic News Headlines for Friday 3/28/2025
March 28, 2025One NJ Church is creating space for neurodivergent parishioners to participate more fully in Mass. The Lenten Pilgrimage continues…and in droves! The […]
Topic: Brooklyn, NY
Catholic News Headlines for Thursday 3/27/2025
March 27, 2025A social media app designed by high schoolers on Long Island is making students become more mindful of how they spend their […]
Chaminade Students Create App to Battle Doom Scrolling
March 27, 2025By Katie Vasquez With almost everyone owning a cell phone, social media is everywhere and part of a daily routine for many […]
Catholic News Headlines for Wednesday 3/26/2025
March 26, 2025As Pope Francis rests and recovers at home, the Vatican releases its first report on the status of his health since his […]
Pulse of the Parish: Michael Carestia, Shrine Church of St. Bernadette
March 26, 2025By Christine Persichette Michael Carestia has been walking the hallways at St. Bernadette Catholic Academy for decades. “It’s like still walking through […]
TONIGHT AT 7: Pulse of the Parish, Shrine Church of St. Bernadette
March 26, 2025There’s a parishioner over at the Shrine Church of St. Bernadette who makes sure everything’s running smoothly. He’s at the Dyker Heights […]
Catholic News Headlines for Tuesday 3/25/2025
March 25, 2025The Diocese of Brooklyn is about halfway through its Lenten Pilgrimage, and travelers are taking part in a special lesson. He didn’t […]
Queens Students Lead Rosary at Lenten Pilgrimage Stop
March 25, 2025By Katie Vasquez Catholics of all ages are uniting together in prayer as these students from St Joseph’s Catholic Academy in Queens […]
Prince of Church Architecture Builds Faith in Brooklyn and Beyond
March 25, 2025By Christine Persichette and Jessica Easthope Monsignor Guy Massie has immense pride in his parish. Sacred Hearts and St. Stephen in Carroll […]
TONIGHT AT 7: Patrick Keely – The Remarkable Unsung Legacy of a Church Architect
March 25, 2025By Currents News You may not know his name, but you know his look. When Patrick Keely arrived in Brooklyn in 1842 […]