Catholic News Headlines for Tuesday 6/23/26
June 23, 2026Pope Leo XIV joined children at the Vatican summer camp as they sang an unofficial World Youth Day anthem and looked ahead […]
Topic: Queens, NY
Currents News Special, ‘America 250: The Faith Story’ To Air Friday, June 26 at 7 PM
June 23, 2026As the United States celebrates 250 years of independence, NET-TV will premiere a special edition of Currents News, “America 250: The Faith […]
Mr. Met Surprises Catholic School Students at End-of-Year Mass
June 22, 2026By Currents News Students at Sacred Heart Catholic Academy in Bayside, Queens got an unexpected guest on their last day of school. […]
Brooklyn Catholics Make Annual Pilgrimage to Historic Pennsylvania Shrine
June 22, 2026By Currents News Hundreds of Catholics from across the Diocese of Brooklyn traveled to Pennsylvania for a day of prayer, fellowship, and […]
Human Trafficking Concerns Rise as FIFA World Cup Draws Millions of Visitors
June 22, 2026By Katie Vasquez Human trafficking advocates are warning that the FIFA World Cup, one of the largest sporting events in the world, […]
Catholic News Headlines for Monday 6/22/26
June 22, 2026The FIFA World Cup is underway in cities across North America — Catholic leaders are warning that major sporting events come with dangers […]
Siblings Create Mass Reflection App for Young Faith Seekers
June 22, 2026By Katie Vasquez Two students at Our Lady of Peace School are using technology to help young people deepen their faith through […]
TONIGHT AT 7: As World Cup Continues, Faith Leaders Warn of Human Trafficking Risks
June 22, 2026By Katie Vasquez The connection between major sporting events and human trafficking goes back decades to when New Jersey was preparing to […]
Astoria Youth Inspired Nearly a Year After Jubilee of Youth
June 17, 2026By Katie Vasquez ASTORIA- For members of the youth group at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Astoria, attending the Jubilee […]
NYS Grant Supports Sisters’ Mission to Save Native Pollinators
June 16, 2026By Katie Vasquez BRENTWOOD — A tiny spot of upturned dirt, lightly hidden by grass and fallen leaves, had the rapt attention of Heather Coste, who oversees ecological stewardship […]