Seeking Forgiveness on Reconciliation Monday
April 10, 2017Palm Sunday inaugurates Holy Week – the most important time on the Catholic calendar. Today, throughout the Diocese in the Churches of […]
Topic: Lent
Don’t “Adopt” Ducks this Easter
March 29, 2017Liz Faublas speaks with Mary Beth Artz, a Wildlife Conservation Educator, about people dumping ducks in Prospect Park after having adopted them […]
Feeling Christ’s Passion
March 24, 2017One parish is giving Catholics a new perspective- a journey through the last week of Jesus’ life using all 5 senses. Katie […]
A Lenten Promise: Purple Bagels
March 21, 2017Here in the Diocese, this Lent, a worshiper at Saint Mary’s Parish in Long Island City has a unique idea for the […]
Food Pantry Helps Needy During Lent
March 20, 2017Tim Harfmann reports from Forest Hills where Catholics from Our Lady of Mercy and Our Lady Queen of Martyrs team up to […]
Sistine Chapel Graces Brooklyn Building
March 20, 2017The Brooklyn Diocese is promoting reconciliation and forgiveness along with its neighbors – the Archdiocese of New York and the Diocese ofRockville […]
Skip the Fish, Eat Corned Beef
March 16, 2017This year’s St Patrick’s Day feast falls on a Friday in Lent. The Bishop of Brooklyn, Nicholas DiMarzio, and the Archbishop of […]
Youth Retreat Teaches Kids About Lent
March 13, 2017A bi-lingual retreat in East New York is teaching the youth about Lent and what it means to be Catholic. Katie Engesser […]
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 […]
40 Days For Life Kickoff
February 27, 2017Before Ash Wednesday, pro-lifers gather at the Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral to kick off the international, Lenten campaign. It’s a […]