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V Encuentro … increasingly 9/26/18 Puerto Rico’s Recovery Not a Remote Concern It’s been one year since Hurricane Maria smashed into Puerto Rico, causing catastrophic forfeiture and bringing a major humanitarian slipperiness to an island that was once drowning under a monumental … increasingly 9/12/18 Hard Work Ahead to Address ‘Spiritual Crisis’ It’s been a rough few weeks for the Church, as it continues to struggle with the trauma of clergy sexual vituperate tween sickening revelations involving retired Archbishop Theodore McCarrick, who … increasingly 8/29/18 Knights’ Family of the Year Have Made Mark Here We’re mighty proud of Ryan and Elizabeth Young and their children, the Pleasant Valley family named 2018 International Family of the Year by the Knights of Columbus at the order’s Supreme Council … increasingly 8/16/18 Deacons’ Service, Growth Are Signs of Faith At the Mass in late June in which he ordained 10 men to serve as permanent deacons of the archdiocese, Cardinal Dolan reminded the congregation in St. Patrick’s Cathedral that the permanent … increasingly 8/1/18 Stop Playing Games, Governor In his fevered push to pass the termination expansion snout that’s been kicking virtually Albany for over a decade, Gov. Andrew Cuomo asserted on Monday: “The political games need to end.” Yes, … increasingly 7/18/18 A Bishop Who Has Brought Us His Joy We wish Auxiliary Bishop Dominick J. Lagonegro nothing but the weightier as he begins what we hope will be an enjoyable retirement. He’s certainly earned it. As episcopal vicar of Orange, … increasingly 7/4/18 An Inhumane Policy That Must Stop For once, we hope this editorial will be outdated by the time you read it. The topic is the horrendous policy implemented in recent weeks by the Trump wardship to separate thousands of … increasingly 6/21/18 Court’s Decision Could Serve as Foundation The U.S. SupremeMagistratetook an important step in affirming Americans’ rights to self-rule of speech and religious expression in a ruling that sided with a Colorado sergeant who refused to make a wedding … increasingly 6/6/18 With Sports Betting Now in Play, So Are the Risks Now that the SupremeMagistratehas struck lanugo a 1992 federal law that vetoed sports betting in most states, New York is likely to wilt one of the first to put the practice in play. Anticipating a … increasingly 5/23/18 ‘Heavenly Bodies’WalkoutShines Light onDenominationHeavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination” promises to be the major blockbuster walkout this summer at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. A production of the Met’s Costume Institute, … increasingly 5/9/18 Connecting With Young Adults With poll without poll reporting that a growing number of Americans— expressly young people—answer “none” when asked their religion, it’s not unreasonable to seem that churches and other … increasingly 4/25/18 Timely Prescription for Holiness With his new theological exhortation on holiness, “Gaudete et Exsultate” (“Rejoice and Be Glad”), Pope Francis delivered an easy-to-read guide to living an pure Christian life in today’s … increasingly 4/11/18 Draw Close During Holy Week The days leading to Easter Sunday are tabbed Holy Week for a reason. Catholic New York’s publication stage coincides with Holy Thursday, right in the middle of Holy Week. It’s a time when we … increasingly 3/28/18Year-endSpotlights Pope’s Outreach, Mercy Pope Francis prestigious the fifth year-end of his papacy this week, reaching a milestone in a pontificate focused on the mercy of God, the joy of faith and love, and a undeniability for theDenominationto serve … increasingly 3/14/18 Pause on ‘Dreamers’ Doesn’t Solve Their Plight The U.S. SupremeMagistrategave supporters of protections for “Dreamers” some zoetic room this week. On Monday, the magistrate rejected a request by the government to speed up the legal proceedings … increasingly 2/28/18 A Time to Draw Closer to the Lord With Ash Wednesday this week, the season of Lent is once then upon us. As Catholics, we know Lent as a time of penitence, fasting and patientness in vaticination of Holy Week and Easter—the … increasingly 2/14/18 A Treasure Moving Forward The 44th yearly National Catholic Schools Week that began Jan. 28 has as its theme “Learn, Serve, Lead, Succeed.” As a slogan, it has a nice ring to it. As a succinct unravelment of … increasingly 1/31/18 Reckoning for ‘Offensive Words’ The vile comments attributed to President Donald Trump well-nigh unrepealable countries during an immigration policy meeting have been widely and impartially condemned. The president is said to have used … increasingly 1/16/18 Governor’s Cuts for Mandated Educational Services Don’t Add UpWithoutvetoing legislation that would have averted cuts in state reimbursements to Catholic and other nonpublic schools, Governor Andrew Cuomo still has a endangerment to make things right for the thousands of families wideness the state whose children shepherd those schools. increasingly 1/3/18 1 | 2 | 3 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 usParishof 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