Since the Most Reverend Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio came to the Brooklyn diocese in 2003, he has worked tirelessly to create a better church for everyone. Now, on his 20th anniversary as a bishop, we look back at the shepherd’s lasting legacy for our diocese.
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Brooklyn Diocese Makes Pilgrimage to National Shrine
Tim Harfmann reports from Washington D.C., where thousands of Catholics from the Brooklyn diocese made the pilgrimage to the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio led a multi-language rosary before pilgrims had the opportunity to go to confession and admire the beautiful Church interior. The Bishop also celebrated Mass, which included prayers in 20 languages.
Three Decades of Ministry to Immigrants
Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio found his calling helping newcomers to our shores long before becoming Bishop of the Diocese of Immigrants. Our Konrad Aderer tracks DiMarzio’s profound impact on policy and the resources available to migrants and refugees.
Bishop Celebrates 20 Years
The Bishop of Brooklyn, Nicholas DiMarzio, is celebrating the twentieth anniversary of his ordination as a Bishop. Priests from around the Diocese gathered at Immaculate Conception Center in Douglaston to celebrate the joyful occasion. Michelle Powers was there and filed this report.
Final Days Until The Election
This week on “In the Arena”, join host Monsignor Kieran Harrington as he sits down with author of the new book: ‘Love Letters from Mount Rushmore’, Richard Cerasani. Then, Monsignor discusses and debates the hot-button issues and current events at home and abroad with the executive producer of special events at Newsmax, Bill Tucker. Then Monsignor speaks with co-host of ‘The Five’, Dana Perino about her new book “Let Me Tell You About Jasper.”
“The Cremated Body”: The New Church Rules on Cremation
The Vatican has recently released new guidelines on the cremation of Catholics. Currents reporter Katie Engesser speaks with the executive director of Catholic Cemeteries on how to properly care for the deceased.
Queens Neighborhood “Decks the Halls” Early
With Halloween fast approaching and Thanksgiving just around the corner, the Ridgewood neighborhood of Queens decided they would start their Christmas celebrations early. Katie Engesser talks to locals about the new piece of holiday cheer.
Cardinal McCarrick Honored for Helping the Church
For his tireless effort in helping the Catholic Church, Cardinal Theodore McCarrick was honored by Catholic Extension, an organization dedicated to strengthening underprivileged dioceses across the country. Tim Harfmann reports from Manhattan’s Metropolitan Club as His Eminence is presented with the Spirit of Francis Award.
CYO Tournament in Memory of Middle Village Student
Sixth and seventh graders from Catholic schools in Queens compete in the inaugural Colin Flood Hoops For Hope Tournament. Colin Flood was a student at Our Lady of Hope Catholic Academy in Middle Village. In 2014, the 8-year-old lost his battle with leukemia. Tim Harfmann reports from Cathedral Prep, where his family and friends are raising money and awareness to fight childhood cancer.
Queens Seminary Welcomes Albany Bishop
Tim Harfmann reports from Douglaston as Bishop Edward Scharfenberger, the leader of the Catholic Church in Albany, visits the Cathedral Seminary House of Formation. The Brooklyn-born bishop makes his first visit to the seminary since taking his ministry to the capital of New York.