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'EXAMINE OUR HEARTS'
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Cardinal Cupich: Sen. Durbin 'has decided not to receive' controversial award
Ten bishops had spoken out due to the Catholic senator's longstanding public position in favor of abortion.
Diocesan Jubilee Gathering helps faithful to be ‘Remade for Mission’
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'DILEXI TE'
Church must 'walk poor with the poor' to serve Christ, says Pope Leo in new exhortation
Albany Catholic Medical Guild wins prestigious award
Dr. Jan Patterson, president of the Albany Catholic Medical Guild, took home the Pillars Certificate.
Catholic Committee on Scouting announces openings for Emblem Awards, scholarships and St. George Trek Religious Emblem Awards programs
The program helps Scouts of the Roman Catholic Rite develop a fully Christian way of life
The statue journey of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton
Father Hohenstein commissioned the statue, that now resides in the Cathedral, nearly 50 years ago
‘ALIVE IN THE FAITH’
St. Mary’s in Nassau collects over $4,000 for refugees, asylum seekers
Parishes unite for Jubilee Year of Hope Eucharistic Procession
Mater Christi, Blessed Sacrament, All Saints and Our Lady of Americas all took part in event
'DILEXI TE'
Church must 'walk poor with the poor' to serve Christ, says Pope Leo in new exhortation
THIS IS A 'NO-BRAINER'
NYSCC urges New Yorkers to tell Congress to pass Religious Workforce Protection Act
'EXAMINE OUR HEARTS'
U.S. bishops' president begs Americans to see Christ 'in every person,' reject political violence
Cardinal Cupich: Sen. Durbin 'has decided not to receive' controversial award
Ten bishops had spoken out due to the Catholic senator's longstanding public position in favor of abortion.
Diocesan Jubilee Gathering helps faithful to be ‘Remade for Mission’
Expert encourages faithful to keep an open mind during initiative
Catholic Committee on Scouting announces openings for Emblem Awards, scholarships and St. George Trek Religious Emblem Awards programs
The program helps Scouts of the Roman Catholic Rite develop a fully Christian way of life
The statue journey of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton
Father Hohenstein commissioned the statue, that now resides in the Cathedral, nearly 50 years ago
‘ALIVE IN THE FAITH’
St. Mary’s in Nassau collects over $4,000 for refugees, asylum seekers
Parishes unite for Jubilee Year of Hope Eucharistic Procession
Mater Christi, Blessed Sacrament, All Saints and Our Lady of Americas all took part in event
Albany Catholic Medical Guild wins prestigious award
Dr. Jan Patterson, president of the Albany Catholic Medical Guild, took home the Pillars Certificate.
Who is my neighbor?
We are all called to welcome the stranger
LIFE IS A GIFT
A reflection on ‘assisted suicide’ during Respect Life Month
Building Church Project
All of us present at Mass share the responsibility for welcoming each other
The Knights’ plan to spread the Gospel
“Cor is meant to transform us by drawing us closer to Christ..."
Partners in grace
At the heart of all ministry is the joy that the Lord offers through it
A perfect back-to-school saint
Our new Saint Carlo is inarguably a saint for this generation of young people.
KNIGHT’S KNIGHT
BACK TO SCHOOL: With nearly two decades at NDBG, Jay Mahoney right fit as interim principal
‘CHERISHED AND CHALLENGED’
BACK TO SCHOOL: Dr. Teresa Snyder joins CSO as Associate Superintendent of Schools
PARENT TO PRINCIPAL
BACK TO SCHOOL: Teri Crowe takes over at St. Clement’s School in Saratoga Springs
CSO director: Alumni play a key role in growing diocesan schools
BACK TO SCHOOL: Ray Witkowski is new Director of Advancement
‘GREAT COURAGE … TO SPEAK OUT’
Bishop Scharfenberger, diocesan leaders listen as abuse victims tell their stories
Bankruptcy plan confirmed for Rochester Diocese sets up nearly $257 million settlement fund
After nearly six years, fund established for abuse survivors
Archdiocese of New Orleans announces proposed 'multimillion dollar' bankruptcy settlement
The Chapter 11 filing, which dates to 2020,was prompted by some 500 abuse claims
California diocese files for bankruptcy to help reconcile with abuse survivors
Diocese of Fresno is facing more than 150 abuse claims under a state lookback law
Parishes will pay $80 million in Buffalo Diocese's $150 million bankruptcy settlement
Funds are due into a trust by July 15
'DILEXI TE'
Church must 'walk poor with the poor' to serve Christ, says Pope Leo in new exhortation
THIS IS A 'NO-BRAINER'
NYSCC urges New Yorkers to tell Congress to pass Religious Workforce Protection Act
'EXAMINE OUR HEARTS'
U.S. bishops' president begs Americans to see Christ 'in every person,' reject political violence
Cardinal Cupich: Sen. Durbin 'has decided not to receive' controversial award
Ten bishops had spoken out due to the Catholic senator's longstanding public position in favor of abortion.
Diocesan Jubilee Gathering helps faithful to be ‘Remade for Mission’
Expert encourages faithful to keep an open mind during initiative
Building Church Project
All of us present at Mass share the responsibility for welcoming each other
The Knights’ plan to spread the Gospel
“Cor is meant to transform us by drawing us closer to Christ..."
Albany Catholic Medical Guild wins prestigious award
Dr. Jan Patterson, president of the Albany Catholic Medical Guild, took home the Pillars Certificate.
Catholic Committee on Scouting announces openings for Emblem Awards, scholarships and St. George Trek Religious Emblem Awards programs
The program helps Scouts of the Roman Catholic Rite develop a fully Christian way of life
The statue journey of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton
Father Hohenstein commissioned the statue, that now resides in the Cathedral, nearly 50 years ago
‘ALIVE IN THE FAITH’
St. Mary’s in Nassau collects over $4,000 for refugees, asylum seekers
Parishes unite for Jubilee Year of Hope Eucharistic Procession
Mater Christi, Blessed Sacrament, All Saints and Our Lady of Americas all took part in event
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