Catholic News Headlines for Wednesday, 3/3/21
March 3, 2021Pope Francis is still heading to Iraq despite a missile attack against U.S. troops. Governor Andrew Cuomo publicly addresses the sexual harassment […]
Topic: Crux
‘On Your Mark’ Helps Adults With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Face Pandemic Challenges
March 3, 2021By Jessica Easthope Once a week Billy and Colleen go for a counseling walk. These days, they talk a lot about the […]
Pope Francis Says He Cannot Disappoint Iraqis, Asks Prayers for Trip
March 3, 2021By Currents News Staff and Cindy Wooden VATICAN CITY (CNS) — On the same day that 10 rockets hit an air base […]
Catholic News Headlines for Tuesday, 3/2/21
March 2, 2021A look at businesses in Chinatown as they continue to struggle one year into the pandemic. New developments on the Capitol riots […]
A Year After COVID: Chinatown Inches Towards Normalcy, Fights Xenophobia Through Community Support
March 2, 2021By Emily Drooby A steady stream of customers come into Chinatown’s Kam Hing Bakery. The busy sight is a relief to owner […]
DeSales Media Creates Lent 2021 Website With Reflections, Information and Social Media Features
March 2, 2021By Jessica Easthope The days leading up to Easter, the most holy day of the year, are a time of preparation and […]
Catholic School Basketball Player Moves Mountains to Continue Playing the Game He Loves
March 1, 2021By Emily Drooby Every day after school, Danny Mantia is on the basketball court. Passing, shooting and perfecting his craft, he has […]
Catholic News Headlines for Monday, 3/1/21
March 1, 2021A stimulus bill passes the House of Representatives but Catholic bishops are finding problems with it. What’s next for the investigation into […]
St. Matthew Group of Hope Gives Away Groceries as Part of Lenten Promise
March 1, 2021By Jessica Easthope One year into the pandemic, food insecurity is still at an all-time-high in Brooklyn. According to North Brooklyn Angels, […]
Catholic News Headlines for Friday, 2/26/21
February 26, 2021Going underneath a Brooklyn church, once the grand central depot of the Underground Railroad. Before Central Park there was Seneca Village, a […]