Caring for the Sick, Sisters Continue Work of Late Nun Deemed Venerable
June 4, 2024By Katie Vasquez For 123 years, Rosary Hill Home has offered a space for people with incurable cancers to live out their […]
By Katie Vasquez For 123 years, Rosary Hill Home has offered a space for people with incurable cancers to live out their […]
Mother Mary Alphonsa, founder of Rosary Hill Home, which offers a place for people with incurable cancers to live out their last […]
Four new priests were ordained in the Diocese of Brooklyn on June 1, 2024 by Bishop Robert Brennan at the Co-Cathedral of […]
Thousands took to the streets, walking with Jesus through Brooklyn. The National Eucharistic Pilgrimage made several stops through the Diocese of Brooklyn […]
The Diocese of Brooklyn will have four new priests. Each of the transitional deacons has followed a unique path to the priesthood. […]
One ministry has built a tight-knit community after settling in Queens Village after WWII. Through its local ministry, it’s spreading love one […]
As the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage passed through New York City, it was a joyful celebration on the streets of Brooklyn. The Eucharist […]
St. John’s Bread and Life, a beacon of hope for the hungry for decades, is now embarking on a new chapter. This […]
Pope Francis has recognized a miracle attributed to Blessed Carlo Acutis’ intercession, making him the first millennial saint. One Catholic school student […]
The Diocese of Brooklyn will soon welcome four new priests. We are bringing you their stories leading up to ordination day. Ordination […]