NYC DOE Replaces Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day and Italian Heritage Day
May 5, 2021By Jessica Easthope The latest move against Christopher Columbus isn’t a statue toppling to the ground but a holiday being ripped off […]
By Jessica Easthope The latest move against Christopher Columbus isn’t a statue toppling to the ground but a holiday being ripped off […]
Pilgrimages are coming back online – how the faithful are starting to nourish their faith with trips to the Holy Land and […]
By Emily Drooby Pilgrimages are making a comeback after a year of being shut down. “We have to celebrate! Actually, yes, it’s […]
By Jessica Easthope Gianna Gambino’s three younger siblings can’t name their happiest memory with their sister – there are just too many. […]
Scores are being tallied for The Tablet’s COVID relief fundraiser, with Catholic schools anxiously waiting to hear if they’ll take home the […]
By Emily Drooby The Tablet Newspaper’s COVID Relief Fundraiser is a tight race. The contest is now closed and the scores are […]
Pandemic prayer marathon – Pope Francis is calling for divine intervention to end the COVID-19 crisis worldwide. New York City exodus – […]
New York City’s mayor wants to reopen by July. The news comes as a Godsend to businesses — especially ones owned by […]
By Emily Drooby Sangria Tapas Bar & Restaurant has been a staple of the Jamaica, Queens neighborhood for 17 years. They’re located […]
The pandemic is forcing people into homelessness – but a new building in the Bronx is offering hope. President Biden is set […]