Long Island Giglio Festival Celebrates Italian Heritage, Faith and 400-Year-Old Tradition
August 2, 2026By Katie Vasquez A Long Island Festival is bringing a centuries-old Italian tradition to a new generation, celebrating faith, family and the […]
By Katie Vasquez A Long Island Festival is bringing a centuries-old Italian tradition to a new generation, celebrating faith, family and the […]
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By Katie Vasquez JACKSON HEIGHTS, Queens — Students at St. Joan of Arc School received a special lesson from their pastor, Father […]
By Katie Vasquez FINANCIAL DISTRICT — Father Gary Graf, a diocesan priest with the Archdiocese of Chicago, has walked more than 900 […]
By Katie Vasquez Father Gary Graf has just walked more than 900 miles from Chicago to New York City. While the journey […]
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By Currents News New York’s Catholic station, NET TV, is premiering a special, “Belief Beyond Borders: The Diocese of Immigrants Story,” on […]
By Jessica Easthope and John Lavenburg On the feast day of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, the Catholic bishops of New York state […]