Deacons Leave Annual Convocation Inspired to Serve With Catholic Joy in the Diocese of Brooklyn

Hundreds of the faithful came to the Shrine Church of St. Bernadette n Dyker Heights for the rare opportunity to venerate first class relics of the beloved saint. The relics from Lourdes, France are on display as part of the Journey of…

Marie DeFonzo, 98, pours her life experiences into her poetry. With her Catholic faith and love for God as recurring themes, and always handwriting in a spiral notebook The post The Write Stuff: Catholic Brooklyn Poet, 98, Finds…

Bay Ridge Catholic Academy's new History Scholars Program, in collaboration with St. Francis College, allows students to research a topic independently, write a thesis, and defend their findings before a panel of academics. The post Bay…

In an Oct. 22 video message, the pope launched the opening of registrations for the 41st World Youth Day set to take place Aug. 3–8, 2027, in Seoul, South Korea. The post World Youth Day 2027 Registration Opens, Pope Invites Youth To Bring…

A slain NYPD police officer was remembered as a hero 54 years after his death on Oct. 22, as his family gathered with police officers and military veterans to rededicate the headstone at his gravesite. The new headstone at St. Peter's…

Following his doctor's advice, Pope Leo XIV will not travel to Assisi Oct. 27 to mark the 40th anniversary of St. John Paul II's landmark World Day of Prayer for Peace, the Vatican said. The post Pope Leo XIV Cancels Assisi Visit,…

St. John’s University students taught Brooklyn high schoolers how to use artificial intelligence ethically while keeping the human element at the center. The post St. John’s Students Teach High Schoolers How to Keep the ‘Human’ in AI…

The 11th National Eucharistic Congress will be held in Indianapolis in 2029, Bishop Andrew H. Cozzens of Crookston, Minnesota, announced. The post Archbishop ‘Grateful, Honored’ Indianapolis Chosen To Host 2029 National Eucharistic…