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AFIRMANDO LA VIDA—Manifestantes de pro-vida en Washington, D.C. celebran fuera de la Corte Suprema el 24 de junio mientras la corte anuló la decisión histórica Roe v. Wade sobre el aborto.

Defensores de la Vida Afirman la Revocación de Roe vs. Wade por Parte de la Corte Suprema

No sé si alguna vez realmente creí que lo vería anulado en mi vida (Roe vs. Wade)”, dijo la hermana Virginia Joy, S.V., directora de la Oficina de Respeto a la Vida de la arquidiócesis. Ella … more

Por CHRISTIE L. CHICOINE y DAN PIETRAFESA | 7/13/22

Marking Respect Life Month Throughout the Archdiocese

Respect Life Sunday, Oct. 2, begins Respect Life Month: a time to intentionally pray for the protection of all human life. There are opportunities in your area to participate in Life Chains, a … more

9/21/22

VIAJE MORTAL—Oficiales de la ley en San Antonio trabajan en una escena el 27 de junio, donde personas fueron encontradas muertas dentro de un camión de remolque.

Arzobispo Pide a la Iglesia Solidarizarse con Migrantes Fallecidos

El arzobispo de San Antonio ofreció oraciones por las decenas de personas encontradas muertas, así como por más de una docena de sobrevivientes descubiertos el 27 de junio en condiciones … more

7/13/22

Cardinal Dolan meets students and guests Sept. 8 at the Cardinal Egan Catholic Center at NYU located on the New York University campus in the Greenwich Village section of Manhattan. Cardinal Dolan’s visit came on the 10-year anniversary of the center’s dedication in Cardinal Egan’s name.

Cardinal Egan Catholic Center at NYU Marks A Decade With Appreciation, Gratitude

Cardinal Dolan expressed appreciation to his predecessor Cardinal Edward Egan and recalled the night the Cardinal Egan Catholic Center at New York University was blessed and dedicated as he addressed … more

By DAN PIETRAFESA | 9/21/22

St. Patrick’s Cathedral spires poke into the Catholic New York nameplate on the cover of the paper’s first edition Sept. 27, 1981.

Catholic New York to Publish Last Issue Nov. 17

Catholic New York, the biweekly newspaper of the Archdiocese of New York, will publish its final issue Nov. 17, as the archdiocese moves toward unveiling a new digital communications program that will begin in late 2022 or early 2023. more

5/19/22

Firefighters of the FDNY’s Battalion 2 and other emergency responders attend Mass Sept. 11 at the Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral, Manhattan, to remember the fallen heroes of 9/11.

Remebering 9/11

9/21/22

At Cathedral, Prayers for Venezuela and Immigrants

A retired archbishop from Cumaná, Venezuela, offered heartfelt prayers for men, women and children living amid the socio-political unrest in his beloved country, and for many Venezuelans who … more

By ARMANDO MACHADO | 9/21/22

An image of Jimmy Neary overlooks the busy corner, a block from the New York Catholic Center.

Neighboorhood Guy

A street co-naming ceremony designating First Avenue and East 57th Street in Manhattan as Jimmy Neary Way took place Sept. 14 in honor of the popular restaurateur who died Oct. 1, 2021 at age 91 … more

9/21/22

Labor Day Mass

9/21/22

At Our Lady of Pity on Staten Island, a contingent of Catholics attend the Staten Island Deanery’s three-hour Synod listening session April 2.

Report Submitted on Archdiocesan Synod Findings

A report from the Synod listening sessions held across the archdiocese in the spring has been submitted to the Synod team of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops in Washington, D.C. more

By CHRISTIE L. CHICOINE | 7/18/22

Catholic High School Guide 2022

9/23/22

Cardinal Tagle to Offer Mass in St. Patrick’s Cathedral Marking 40 Years of San Lorenzo Ruiz Devotion

Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle will celebrate a Mass marking the 40th anniversary of San Lorenzo Ruiz devotion in the United States at St. Patrick’s Cathedral Wednesday, June 1, at 10 a.m. more

5/22/22

Cardinal Dolan receives assistance from Joe Long, right, director of children’s faith formation, at the Confirmation Mass for Young People with Special Needs last month at St. Patrick's Cathedral. Also shown is Deacon James Bello.

In Changing Culture, Youth Faith Formation Team Seeks to ‘Boldly Form Disciples’

At the New York Catholic Center in Manhattan, Ela Milewska and her dedicated youth faith formation team seek to implement and oversee youth programs and activities to “boldly form … more

By ARMANDO MACHADO | 7/27/22

POPE’S PRESENCE—Pope Francis greets a woman during a meeting with First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities at Maskwacis, Alberta, July 25.

In Canada, Pope Apologizes for Church Role in Residential Schools

The first step of Pope Francis' "penitential pilgrimage" to Canada involved him returning two pairs of children's moccasins. The little shoes were not among the Indigenous artifacts held in the … more

By CINDY WOODEN | 7/27/22

Cardinal Dolan presides at the opening of Forty Hours Devotion at St. Kateri Tekakwitha Church in LaGrangeville July 12. At left is Deacon Anthony Cirone, permanent deacon of the parish, and on right is Deacon Zachary Alspaugh, a transitional deacon on summer assignment at St. Kateri. The 5 p.m. Mass was concelebrated by Auxiliary Bishop Gerardo Colacicco, retired Auxiliary Bishop Dominick Lagonegro, Father Joseph McLafferty, pastor of St. Kateri and dean of Dutchess and Putnam counties, Father John Wilson, parochial vicar of the parish, and other priests of the deanery.

St. Kateri Feast, Eucharistic Revival Link Faithful in LaGrangeville

The pastor of St. Kateri Tekakwitha in LaGrangeville is grateful for the participation of the faithful in the parish’s Forty Hours Devotion that concluded on the namesake saint’s feast … more

By CHRISTIE L. CHICOINE | 7/27/22

A program volunteer, blue T-shirt and black cap, assists a client.

Helping in Harlem

Archdiocesan Catholic Charities distributed 200 boxes of dry goods, dairy and produce July 15 to local families in need at St. Joseph of the Holy Family Church in Harlem. The event was the latest in … more

7/27/22

Lou Tobacco, president of Msgr. Farrell High School and camp director, checks the bocce balls during a match.

Msgr. Farrell Campers Develop Bocce Skills, Friendships

Francesco Conia came to an easy conclusion and returned to Msgr. Farrell Bocce Summer Camp on Staten Island for a second year July 11-15. “I had so much fun, I had to come back this … more

By DAN PIETRAFESA | 7/27/22

Priests Named Staten Island Pastor, Dutchess Administrator

Father Edwin Cipot was appointed pastor of Holy Child on Staten Island, and Father Jeffrey Maurer was named administrator of the newly merged parish of St. Christopher, St. Sylvia, Good Shepherd and … more

7/27/22

Cardinal Dolan to Celebrate Columbus Day Mass

Cardinal Dolan will serve as the principal celebrant and retired Brooklyn Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio will deliver the homily at the 45th annual Columbus Day Mass at St. Patrick’s Cathedral … more

9/23/22

Five Archdiocesan Priests Retire

Five priests of the archdiocese have retired, the Cardinal’s Office announced. The retirements were effective July 1, except for one noted below. Father Edmund Burke had served … more

7/27/22

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