Faith
El cardenal Timothy Dolan será el celebrante principal de la Misa del día festivo a las 10 a.m. en la Catedral de San Patricio.
By: The Good Newsroom
| 12/04/2024
Cardinal Timothy Dolan will be the principal celebrant at the 10 a.m. feast day Mass at St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
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The Good Newsroom
| 12/04/2024
Sister Madeleine's teaching career began in 1957 at St. Pius School in the Bronx. She later returned to St. Phillip and James School, also in the Bronx (1977-1980).
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The Good Newsroom
| 12/04/2024
Father O'Shaughnessy entered eternal life on December 2, 2024. From 1978 until his retirement, he served as a faculty member at Cardinal Spellman High School.
By:
The Good Newsroom
| 12/04/2024
06:30
“This is, in my view, the most important of all Marian apparitions because of the way it places Mary front and center in our connection with Jesus,” says Michael O’Neill, The Miracle Hunter, in our final episode exploring the miracle of Guadalupe.
By:
Mary Shovlain
| 12/04/2024
Cardinal Dolan explains the connection between our beautiful Catholic churches and the saint whose feast we celebrate today, St. John of Damascus.
By:
Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan
| 12/04/2024
Cardinal Timothy Dolan will be the principal celebrant at the 10 a.m. feast day Mass at St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
By:
The Good Newsroom
| 12/04/2024
Sister Madeleine's teaching career began in 1957 at St. Pius School in the Bronx. She later returned to St. Phillip and James School, also in the Bronx (1977-1980).
By:
The Good Newsroom
| 12/04/2024
Father O'Shaughnessy entered eternal life on December 2, 2024. From 1978 until his retirement, he served as a faculty member at Cardinal Spellman High School.
By:
The Good Newsroom
| 12/04/2024
06:30
“This is, in my view, the most important of all Marian apparitions because of the way it places Mary front and center in our connection with Jesus,” says Michael O’Neill, The Miracle Hunter, in our final episode exploring the miracle of Guadalupe.
By:
Mary Shovlain
| 12/04/2024
Cardinal Dolan explains the connection between our beautiful Catholic churches and the saint whose feast we celebrate today, St. John of Damascus.