Catholic News Headlines for Friday 4/24/26
April 24, 2026Pope Leo XIV spoke about peace in Iran, dignity for migrants, and same-sex blessings while answering reporters’ questions aboard the papal plane. […]
Topic: Queens, NY
140 Years Ago: Father Augustus Tolton, First African American Priest, Ordained in Rome
April 24, 2026By Currents News The Archbasilica of St. John Lateran is technically the cathedral of Rome where the pope’s chair as the Bishop […]
Winners of The Tablet’s Easter Art Contest Celebrated in Brooklyn
April 23, 2026By Currents News Students from across Brooklyn and Queens were honored for their creativity at The Tablet’s annual Easter Art Contest. With […]
Catholic News Headlines for Thursday 4/23/26
April 23, 2026A small glass structure in Lower Manhattan is being transformed into something much bigger — a first-of-its-kind support hub for New York […]
Hub Opens to Support App-Delivery Workers: ‘Our Fight is for Dignity’
April 23, 2026By Jessica Easthope and Alexandra Moyen Guided by a belief rooted in Catholic values of human dignity and care for workers, District […]
Birdwatchers Raise Concerns Over Prospect Park Construction
April 23, 2026By Katie Vasquez At least once a week, Lisa Curtiss heads to Prospect Park, hoping to spot one of the many bird […]
Catholic News Headlines for Wednesday 4/22/26
April 22, 2026New York City has launched an interactive online map that lets users explore the stories behind nearly 2,500 co-named streets, parks, and […]
NYC Map Upgrade Brings New Attention to Whitestone Street
April 22, 2026By Katie Vasquez The corner of 14th Avenue and 143rd Street overlooks Holy Trinity Church in Whitestone, a place long tied to […]
TONIGHT AT 7: NYC Unveils Map of Co-Named Streets Across Five Boroughs
April 22, 2026By Katie Vasquez New York City has launched an interactive online map that lets users explore the stories behind nearly 25,000 co-named […]
The Little Apple: Diocese of Brooklyn’s Sacred Spaces Recreated in Nearly 1M Building Model City
April 22, 2026By Jessica Easthope In 2004, Joe Macken was settled near Albany, but he missed New York City, having grown up in Middle […]