Letters to the Editor, Week of October 17, 2026

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…

Doctors have confirmed Pope Leo XIV needs "no further treatment" following his Oct. 13 surgery for lung cancer. The post Pope Leo Needs ‘No Further Treatment’ Following Lung Cancer Surgery appeared first on The Tablet.

Brothers Brandon and Justin Silva balance careers in law enforcement with coaching at St. Francis Prep and playing together on the NYPD soccer team. The post Prep Soccer Coaches Provide Silva Lining to NYPD Team appeared first on The…

Christian leaders in the Holy Land condemned the latest attack by Israeli settlers in the West Bank against Palestinians and European diplomats during an annual olive harvest. The post Holy Land Church Leaders Condemn Settler Attack on…

Father James Rodriguez reflects on Christ’s command to love God and neighbor, reminding Catholics that serving the poor is one way to encounter Christ himself. The post Loving God Means Also Seeing Christ In the Poor appeared first on The…

George Weigel condemns antisemitism as incompatible with Catholic faith and calls Catholics to reject conspiracy theories, hatred and prejudice against Jewish people. The post Candace Owens and The Sin of Antisemitism appeared first on The…

Father Robert Lauder reflects on how artists can explore faith and meaning in ways that make the supernatural imaginable and belief feel possible again. The post When Artists Make Belief Feel Possible Once Again appeared first on The…