One Week Left in The Tablet Newspaper’s COVID-19 Relief Fundraiser for Catholic Schools
April 12, 2021By Emily Drooby Flipping through the pages of The Tablet newspaper is something 20 more people will be doing thanks to seventh-grade […]
Topic: Diocese of Brooklyn
Women Who Lead in Brooklyn Diocese: Vice Chancellor, Victim Assistance Coordinator Jasmine Salazar
March 8, 2021By Jessica Easthope Pope Francis has taken more steps toward inclusion of women than any other pope in history. His commitment has […]
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 […]
Brooklyn Diocese Schools Celebrate 100 Days of School, Excelling Despite Pandemic Challenges
February 11, 2021Currents News Staff Catholic schools throughout the Diocese of Brooklyn have been celebrating all week. On Tuesday, Feb. 9, it was Career […]
The Tablet Website Set to Get Update Allowing for Personalization, Access to Special Content
February 10, 2021By Jessica Easthope and The Tablet Staff Readers of The Tablet website will soon be able to improve their user experience by […]
March for Life 2021 in D.C. Goes Virtual But Impact and Message Remains Strong
January 29, 2021By Emily Drooby A limited number of pro-life advocates marched on Friday, Jan.29, in Washington D.C. because of the pandemic and security […]
Facebook Blocks Brooklyn Parish From Livestreaming Masses
January 27, 2021By Jessica Easthope José San Juan has worked in technology for 30 years, and he says he’s never seen anything like this: […]
Catholic Schools in Brooklyn and Queens Will Remain Open if NYC Public Schools Close
November 17, 2020By Emily Drooby Our schools will not close — it’s a strong message that came from Thomas Chadzutko, the Superintendent of Catholic Schools for […]
Honoring Mother Cabrini in Battery Park: Remembering the Catholic Saint’s Compassion for All People
October 12, 2020Currents News Staff The dedication of a new statue honoring St. Frances Xavier Cabrini comes as a happy ending after some controversy […]
NYC Public School Delayed Opening Could Impact Catholic Schools in Brooklyn and Queens
September 1, 2020By Emily Drooby New York City public schools were originally slated to start a hybrid mix of in-person and online learning on […]