PEOPLE OF FAITH
ROCK AND ROLL
ROCK AND ROLL
Catholic Charities director ‘moved’ by experience with migrants in Texas
SURVIVORS' COURAGE
Diocese praises those affected by abuse, questions accuracy of report
Guru Nanak, founder of Sikhism
Note: The following column is an expression of the faith of some members of the Sikh community.
DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
Thousands braved the rain and cold temperatures to attend Mass on Divine Mercy Sunday at the National Shrine of The Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Mass., on Sunday, April 28.
HISTORY OF THE APPEAL
A CAPITAL IDEA!
Bishop William Scully first envisioned what would become The Bishop's Appeal in 1954
St. Joseph of Carondelet celebrates jubilarians
Last month, 29 Sisters of Saint Joseph of Carondelet celebrated 1,775 years of service at St. Joseph’s Provincial House in Latham.
CATHOLIC VOICES
The Evangelist continues its interview series with Father Robert Longobucco, the pastor at St. Kateri Tekakwitha Parish in Niskayuna.
Alleluia, the tomb is empty!
“On that first day of the week, Mary Magdala came to the tomb early in the morning, while it was still dark, and saw the stone removed from the tomb.” (John 20:1-9)
When dealing with mental health, one question needs to be asked
On the second Sunday of Light, we heard two very different experiences of God. Abram found God in the “deep, terrifying darkness” and Peter and John experienced God in the brilliance of the Transfiguration.
A stunning reversal of fortune
How can one liturgy communicate the triumph and tragedy of Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion fully and completely.
Father Rosson retires
Rev. John Rosson of St. Mary’s Church in Cooperstown retired April 1 after serving 19 years in the parish. Father Rosson’s final Mass was Sunday, March 31.
IGNATION IGNITION!
Jesuit group looking to start volunteer group
Kathleen Burgess, who volunteered after college, wants to bring nationwide Jesuit group for people over 50 to Albany.
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