Your connection to the Catholic community of New York
Your connection to the Catholic
community of New York
Sister Teresa spent 20 years in New York state's "North Country" and was one of the last remaining sisters at the Malone convent when it closed in 2016.
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Steven Schwankert
| 02/19/2025
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New York, NY – Against the backdrop of ongoing turmoil in the Holy Land, the panel discussion “In the Midst of Hell, Not Hell” at this past weekend’s New York Encounter provided a compelling narrative of resilience, faith, and hope.
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Mary Shovlain
| 02/19/2025
“As we approach Lent, please allow me to speak to all who carry the unbearable sadness and guilt of an abortion experience. Be assured that Jesus keeps on loving you, no matter what," Bishop Thomas said.
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The Good Newsroom
| 02/19/2025
Sister Theresa's 21 years in deaf education began as the religious education coordinator at the New York Catholic Deaf Center. She later joined the staff at St. Joseph School for the Deaf in the Bronx.
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The Good Newsroom
| 02/19/2025
Artículos de Interés
Cardinal Dolan
“Thank God, the Church is now recognized as one of the acclaimed agencies greeting the incoming people, now mostly from Latin America. Our own Catholic Charities has received national acclaim for its heroic work welcoming them.”
Ravens' win sets up a rematch of the 2024 archdiocesan title game, which St. Ray's won.
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Steven Schwankert
| 02/19/2025
La próxima fecha de estreno del documental coincide con la canonización por el Papa Francisco de Carlo Acutis, el primer santo milenario de la Iglesia católica, el 27 de abril.
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The Good Newsroom
| 02/19/2025
The upcoming release date of the documentary film coincides with Pope Francis’ canonization of Blessed Carlo Acutis, the first millennial saint of the Catholic Church, on April 27.
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The Good Newsroom
| 02/19/2025
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The school’s student choir started the day off for the residents with a beautiful performance, then handed out handmade Valentine’s cards from the student council to share in the Valentine’s joy.
The panel featured voices from Jerusalem, Bethlehem, and Nazareth, offering firsthand perspectives on life amid conflict
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Mary Shovlain
| 02/19/2025
Today’s readings show us that God never solves our problems all at once.
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The Good Newsroom
| 02/19/2025
In the lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, the bishops called this suspension "unlawful and harmful to newly arrived refugees," The Associated Press first reported.
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Our Sunday Visitor
| 02/19/2025
"The Pope spent a restful night, woke up and had breakfast," the Holy See Press Office said in a statement.
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Vatican News
| 02/19/2025
The three-day event in Manhattan featured lectures, performances, and exhibits on Catholic themes and topics, along with a children’s village and other activities。
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Steven Schwankert
| 02/18/2025
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Cardinal Christophe Pierre, the Apostolic Nuncio to the United States, offers his perspective on the Pope's decision to send a recent letter to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) regarding U.S. immigration policies.
By:
Mary Shovlain
| 02/18/2025
"Laboratory tests, chest X-rays, and the Holy Father's clinical condition continue to present a complex picture," the Holy See Press Office's evening bulletin said.
By:
Our Sunday Visitor
| 02/18/2025
Stepinac’s Massaroni wins second Coach of the Year accolade.
By:
Steven Schwankert
| 02/18/2025
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Father Enrique Salvo, Rector of St. Patrick's Cathedral, shows us the main elements used for the consecration of the Holy Eucharist and the precious blood of Jesus Christ and explains their meanings.
