Haitian Immigrants in Brooklyn Face Uncertainty as TPS Ends
August 10, 2026by Christine Persichette Surrounded by uncertainty and the possibility of deportation, Haitian immigrants in the Diocese of Brooklyn were comforted by their […]
by Christine Persichette Surrounded by uncertainty and the possibility of deportation, Haitian immigrants in the Diocese of Brooklyn were comforted by their […]
By Katie Vasquez and Paula Katinas LITTLE ITALY — A map issued by the Mamdani administration to showcase New York’s international neighborhoods […]
By Katie Vasquez BRONX, N.Y. — Offering prayer through the streets of the Bronx, a group of Fordham Preparatory School students and […]
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 […]
By Jessica Easthope The image of the words “Search Results 0” on locator.ice.gov is all Galo Tobar has seen when he closes […]
By Jessica Easthope According to the latest data published by U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, more than 65,000 people are currently being […]
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 […]