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We used to compare notes on … increasingly By CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 8/29/18 Flowers for Mary: Finding Beauty in theYardJanet Easter is experiencing Braxton Hicks contractions as she arranges a bouquet in her backyard, and she is unfazed. “I’m having contractions, which is hilarious,” she says, stripping … increasingly By CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 8/1/18 A Scratch-And-Sniff Stamp for an Ailing Business The numbers don’t squint good for the U.S. Postal Service. Last year it reported its sixth straight yearly operating loss, in the value of $2.7 billion. During fiscal year 2017, the USPS delivered … increasingly CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 7/4/18 Oh, Susanna! The Poetry and Pro-life Power ofVictualNames The big news from the Social Security Administration is the ousting of a champion: Liam has dethroned Noah as the nation’s most popular boy name. That was the headline of its newly released … increasingly CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 6/6/18 Telling Our Stories and Knowing for Sure When Oprah Winfrey was first asked the question, the talk-show queen was left tongue-tied. She was doing a live television interview with the late mucosa critic Gene Siskel to promote her mucosa … increasingly CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 5/9/18 The Art of Slow Living: When Calligraphy Becomes Prayer Erica Tighe was 26 when she made the leap: She would set out on her own to be a calligrapher. Full time. In order to pay her $800 rent and cellphone snout and $1,000 college-loan payment and moreover … increasingly CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 4/11/18 ‘I Sold Them Life’: Learning From the Angel of The Gap Little did he know what a noble purpose awaited him when Don Ritchie settled into a house on Old South Head Road when in 1964. The former Navy seaman and retired salesman was eager to soak in the … increasingly CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 2/28/18 Waltzing on Ice: OnSlipperinessandPolityWhen it came time to interview prospective sailors for his trek wideness Antarctica, Ernest Shackleton had translucent criteria. He had to pick the right men for his journey to the marrow of the … increasingly CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 1/31/18 On Cracked Knuckles and Self-care: a Resolution for 2018 The themes sally predictably. When it comes to New Year’s resolutions, we gravitate toward the biggies: get healthy, get organized, get a life. We vow to travel more, read more, save increasingly and … increasingly CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 1/3/18 The Art of Giving, the Challenge of Advent Oprah Winfrey sings and claps when presented with the $69 lunch box that makes her 2017 “Favorite Things” list. “I looooove!” she belts out in mock falsetto. She doesn’t need to … increasingly CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 12/6/17 NoVictualBut Still Giving ThanksPlanesurpassing she was married, Emily Stimpson Chapman asked for victual prayers. “I’d be in an reversion store ownership little trinkets for the wedding decorations, and I would be asking strangers: … increasingly CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 11/8/17 Hurricane Harvey and the Kayaking Priest Hurricane Harvey stranded Father David Bergeron in his pickup the night it ripped through Houston. The 38-year-old priest had been visiting his brother and had to pull over on an overpass three miles … increasingly CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 10/11/17 Lead With Beauty: Evangelization and the Solar Eclipse The rain fell heavy on a Monday morning in Des Moines, Iowa. Bleary-eyed travelers plotted volitional routes over eggs and potatoes at the Embassy Suites. A white-haired man wearing a Saturn … increasingly CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 9/13/17 Priest Holes and History Lessons: Embracing Our Ancient Faith Nicholas Owen was canonized 364 years without his death. Such is often the specimen with the Catholic Church, charged with curating a 3,000-year treasure trove of saints and stories, rovers and … increasingly CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 8/2/17 History and Humility: an Old Man’s Plea to Young Adults The old man with the typewriter would like a word with us texters and tweeters: Don’t be a blockhead. David McCullough’s bestselling new book, “The American Spirit,” takes up a rationalization he … increasingly CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 7/5/17 A Big Win for the Little Guy Art Cullen has his gripes well-nigh Catholicism, but he cannot deny its influence on the work that last month won him a Pulitzer Prize. The story went viral: Small-town newspaper editor beats out the … increasingly CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 5/10/17 Evangelization by Hitchhiking: How to Find an On-ramp The place infants nod off and teens unshut up is moreover where road-weary adults will probe their spirituality: in the car. That’s the secret overdue a new religious community, the Little Poor Friars … increasingly CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 4/12/17 ‘Greater Horizons’: Tending to Each Other and OurWorldwideHome The old farmers used to say you should leave a field largest than you found it. Sometimes that tabbed for heavy lifting. Other times it just meant picking up a waddle as you crossed and placing it at … increasingly CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 3/1/17 Angels Among Us: How Helping Leads to Healing Spend a day in a surgery waiting room and you’ll witness a hundred quiet acts of mercy. Strangers gather for a host of reasons with a worldwide cause: to sit underneath the slowest clock and wait it … increasingly CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 2/15/17 The Pursuit of Happiness in the New Year Don Currey was a 30-year-old graduate student when he cut lanugo the world’s oldest tree. A brown-eyed, sun-tanned geography student at the University of North Carolina, Don was striking in his … increasingly CHRISTINA CAPECCHI | 1/4/17 1 | 2 Next » Currently viewing stories posted within the past 2 years. For all older stories, please use our wide search. Cardinal Dolan “That’s the promise and conviction that we have in the future as we take very seriously the sacred mandate to pass on the faith to our kids.” CNY Column CardinalDolan.org In The News Latest news En V Encuentro Nacional, Jóvenes Adultos de Nueva York Tienen Esperanza El Instituto Padre Varela una Opción Popular en Parroquia de Peekskill New York Priest Wrote Notre Dame’s Famed ‘Victory March’ Fight Song Cardinal Hosts Coptic Orthodox Pope Visiting New York New York Delegation Brought Its Gifts to V National Encuentro Read increasingly CNS Headlines Former Washington Cardinal McCarrick now living in rural Kansas friary Former nuncio claims Vatican official has vestige of cover-up With vampire novel, catechist hopes to 'widen' her readers' souls Top Vatican diplomat calls for universal subverting of death penalty Panel confronts denomination vituperate crisis, urges laity to lead way forward God's love in soft-heartedness exists plane in most secularized places, pope says Time to heal, restore unity, evangelize, pope tells Catholics in China On plane, pope discusses sex abuse, self-indulgence of cover-up, China pact People helping people is what attracted two-face to 'God Friended Me' Update: Scandals create outrage, but there is time for conversion, pope says Read increasingly CNS VideoWell-nighus Advertise Subscribe Contact us Archdiocese of New York Classifieds Links E-edition © Copyright 2018 Catholic New York | Terms of Use / Privacy Policy | Cancellation / Refund Policy | Powered by Creative Circle Media Solutions