Catholic Concerns over Health Care
March 16, 2017A political storm is raging in Washington over legislation to avert a crisis in the country’s health care. But, Trump administration plans […]
Topic: Diocese of Brooklyn
NYPD Celebrates 97th Holy Name Society Mass
March 13, 2017The New York Police Department’s Holy Name Society is upholding a tradition that’s almost a century old. The Bishop of Brooklyn, Nicholas […]
Sex Abuse Commission Resignation Raises Questions
March 3, 2017Marie Collins, an Irish woman once molested by a priest, has resigned from the Vatican’s sex abuse commission. An original member of […]
Queens Church Attempts to Ease Immigration Fears
March 3, 2017The Brooklyn Diocese is working hard to ensure immigrant families know their rights. The latest effort takes place at a Catholic Church […]
Bringing God to Street Artists
March 2, 2017Street artists are bringing a new look to Bushwick. A Brooklyn priest, with his own artistic aspirations, is brining God’s word to […]
Bishop DiMarzio leads Diocese into Lent
March 1, 2017Catholics all over the world are united on Ash Wednesday, the first of forty days in preparation for Christ’s Easter Resurrection. The […]
Over 100 Students Accept Italian-American Scholarships
February 28, 2017Catholic students in the Diocese of Brooklyn who are receiving scholarships from the Tri-State Italian-American Congress are welcoming the help in meeting […]
Black History Month on all Airwaves
February 27, 2017A different way to celebrate Black History Month takes place at Saint Teresa of Avila parish in the Prospect Heights neighborhood of […]
The “Last Slave in New York”
February 27, 2017After she died in 1857, the Brooklyn Star newspaper called Margaret Pine the last slave in New York. The article described her […]
Pilgrimage to Catholic Cuba
February 27, 2017To foster encounter directly, Brooklyn auxiliary Bishop Octavio Cisneros is planning a pilgrimage to Cuba. Our Michelle Powers previews the mission.