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Pope Leo XIV tells leaders of U.S. Catholic universities that authentic discipleship and a unified vision of knowledge are essential to their mission.

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OSV News

Bishop Edmund Whalen explains biblical memory and a simple way for us to incorporate it into our daily lives.

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The Good Newsroom

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Cardinal Dolan uses the metaphor of the natural world to explain the importance of the title, “Light of the World.”

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Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan

The archbishops, old friends from Chicago, put their cities' pride on the line just hours before tip-off.

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The Good Newsroom

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At the annual White Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral, healthcare workers were honored alongside the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm as they conclude 74 years of service at Mary Manning Walsh Home.

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Mary Shovlain

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Bishop Whalen shared stories of his time learning from Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger (Pope Benedict XVI) and his other teachers in Rome to get a deeper understanding of the beautiful artworks of the Sistine Chapel.

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Patrick Grady

Una ejecutiva de medios mexicano-estadounidense se convertirá en la persona más joven y en la primera laica en ocupar el cargo.

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OSV News

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In this exclusive interview with The Good Newsroom, Archbishop Ronald A. Hicks describes his first 100 days of pastoral ministry in the Archdiocese of New York and shares the experiences that have marked the beginning of this new chapter.
Mexican-American media executive to become youngest, first lay woman to hold the position.

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OSV News

Bishop Edmund Whalen considers the gifts of Confirmation and the witness of martyrdom. Through Confirmation, each one of us is known by name and called to witness because of who we are.  

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The Good Newsroom

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Cardinal Dolan thanks the men and women in uniform of New York City.

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Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan

Archbishop Ronald Hicks and Monsignor Jim Vlaun discuss Archbishop Hicks’ recent article in First Things on physician-assisted suicide, the recent confirmation of youth with disabilities, ordination anniversaries, the upcoming meeting of the USCCB, and Change the World.

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Archbishop Ronald Hicks

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At the Second Annual Thomistic Bioethics Colloquium, organized by Dominican Healthcare Ministry and held May 29 at St. Joseph’s Church in Greenwich Village, Catholic scholars and clergy reflected on the Anointing of the Sick as a sacrament of grace, forgiveness, strength, and hope.

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Mary Shovlain

American pope says he personally witnessed Sheen's evangelization as a child.

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OSV News

New York's Medical Aid in Dying Act takes effect August 5, prompting the archbishop to call for vigilance against a growing throwaway culture in an article for First Things.

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The Good Newsroom

Archbishop Ronald Hicks points out a line in the Gospel that’s often forgotten, and reminds us that we can always go deeper in our understanding of Jesus.

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Archbishop Ronald Hicks

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Organized by the Archdiocese of New York's Office of Youth Faith Formation, the annual celebration brought together candidates, families, sponsors, and catechists for a day of prayer, faith, and community.

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Mary Shovlain