cny.org - Feature Stories Holy Days & Celebrations

Catholic New York

Cny.org Spined HTML

Catholic New York Home Search Print & E-Edition America's Largest Catholic Newspaper Toggle navigation Main menuParishNews News / Feature Stories Parish Coverage/Profiles Clergy Appointments Official Statements Special Sections News / Feature Stories Special Sections National & International Catholic News Service Stories Pope Francis CNS Videos Catholic News Service Stories CNS Videos Editorial & Opinion Editorials Columns Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan Father Christopher Argano Padre Lorenzo Ato Christina Capecchi Claudia McDonnell Father Bob Pagliari Mary DeTurris Poust George Weigel John Woods Cardinal Edward Egan Guest Columns Blogs Cardinal Dolan Catholic Sports Scene Letters to the editor Letter submission form Editorials Columns Blogs Letters to the editor Our Faith Feature Stories Holy Days & Celebrations Young Adults Holy Homework View on Vocations Feature Stories Holy Homework View on Vocations Youth & Schools Schools Coverage School Notes Campus Notes Youth News & Features Sports News & Features Catholic Sports Scene Schools Coverage Youth News & Features Sports News & Features Out &Well-nighOut &Well-nighListings Arts Listings Movie Reviews Out &Well-nighListings Arts Listings Movie Reviews Español Noticias Padre Lorenzo Ato Noticias Padre Lorenzo Ato Obituaries Feature stories Sort by: Featured Most recent Most commented 306 results total, viewing 1 - 20 En V Encuentro Nacional, Jóvenes Adultos de Nueva York Tienen Esperanza Fueron cuatro días de fe. Fueron cuatro días de esperanza. También fueron cuatro días de amor, por la Iglesia, los sacramentos y el viaje sagrado buscando un encuentro con Cristo. El V Encuentro … increasingly Por ARMANDO MACHADO | 9/27/18 El Instituto Padre Varela una Opción Popular en Parroquia de Peekskill En la parroquia de la Asunción en la ciudad de Peekskill en el condado de Westchester, el padre Esteban Sánchez dirige un programa arquidiocesano llamado Instituto Pastoral Padre Félix Varela, un … increasingly Por ARMANDO MACHADO | 9/27/18 New York Priest Wrote Notre Dame’s Famed ‘Victory March’ Fight Song The University of Notre Dame has one of the most successful and popular programs in higher football. The Fighting Irish football team has a palpable Catholic culture—the famous mural of Christ as … increasingly FATHER SEÁN CONNOLLY | 9/27/18 Cardinal Hosts Coptic Orthodox Pope Visiting New York During Pope Tawadros II’s visit to the United States, Cardinal Dolan and other Catholic and Christian leaders welcomed the leader of the Coptic OrthodoxDenominationof Alexandria in Egypt, to the … increasingly By JOHN WOODS | 9/27/18 New York Delegation Brought Its Gifts to V National Encuentro It was four days of faith. It was four days of hope. It was moreover four days of love—for the Church, the sacraments and the holy journey seeking an encounter with Christ. The Church’s V National … increasingly By ARMANDO MACHADO | 9/27/18 Newburgh Parish Is First inParishNamed for St. Mother Teresa A Unity Mass for two recently merged Newburgh churches suddenly became a historic evening for the parish when FatherSnoutDamroth spoken the parish’s new name as the Parish of St. Mother … increasingly By DAN PIETRAFESA | 9/27/18 Colombian Archbishop Who Helped Broker Peace Addresses U.N. Prayer Service Archbishop Luis Castro Quiroga of Tunja, Colombia, illustrated a point well-nigh the ethical, spiritual and cultural foundations of peace towers through a story he delivered at the Prayer Service on … increasingly By CHRISTIE L. CHICOINE | 9/27/18 Vatican Signs Provisional Agreement With China on Naming Bishops For the first time in decades, all of the Catholic bishops in China are in full communion with the pope, the Vatican announced. increasingly By CINDY WOODEN | 9/24/18 From the Celestial to the Political, Sheen Center’s Fall Schedule Is Plentiful The Sheen Center for Thought & Culture in Lower Manhattan presents a variety of programs this fall, among them “Jesuits and Jedi Episode II: the Dominicans Strike Back,” Saturday, Sept. 29, at 7 p.m. in the Loreto Theater. The Sheen’s original series continues a dialogue between faith and science through the iconic lens of the movie “Star Wars” and features guest speakers, tragedian Father Humbert Kilanowski, O.P., and Father John Maria Devaney, O.P., Sirius XM radio host. increasingly 9/21/18DenominationPlans Third-PartyVituperateReporting System, Code of Conduct Pledging to “heal and protect with every bit of the strength God provides us,” the U.S. bishops’ Administrative Committee Sept. 19 outlined deportment to write the vituperate crisis, including approving the establishment of a third-party confidential reporting system for claims of any vituperate by bishops. increasingly By JULIE ASHER | 9/21/18 Bishop Urges Congress to Finish Work on Opioid Legislation The opioid tendency slipperiness in the United States is too big to indulge Congress to let politics derail passage of a snout to fight opioid abuse, equal to Bishop Frank J. Dewane of Venice, Fla. increasingly 9/21/18 Pope Visiting Baltic Nations Sept. 22-25 Pope Francis is traveling to the eastern periphery of Europe to honor a faith that withstood a Nazi invasion and five decades of communist dictatorship and now is striving to help people live in self-rule as pure disciples of Christ. increasingly By CINDY WOODEN | 9/21/18 Stanford University to Remove Saint’s Name from Some Properties California’s Stanford University will strip the name of 18th-century Franciscan friar, St. Junipero Serra, from some of its properties but alimony a street named without him. increasingly By RHINA GUIDOS | 9/18/18 Faith in Christ Isn’t Professed in Words But in Deeds, Pope Says True followers of Jesus profess their faith not through pre-packaged platitudes but rather through touchable deportment of love for their neighbors, Pope Francis said. increasingly JUNNO AROCHO ESTEVES | 9/17/18 Catholic Workers Say U.S. Aid Cuts to Palestinians Could Be Disastrous The U.S. numismatic cuts to humanitarian aid institutions helping Palestinians could lead to long-term disastrous consequences, said Catholic aid workers in the region. increasingly By JUDITH SUDILOVSKY | 9/17/18 Sisters’ Lives Did Not Match Her Preconceptions For years, I had passed by the grounds of the Sisters of St. Dominic of Blauvelt. I was unchangingly struck by the eyeful of the motherhouse, and intrigued by the women who lived there. increasingly By MARIA BOHAN | 9/14/18 Algerian Martyrs to be Beatified in Algeria Dec. 8 The beatification of 19 martyrs of Algeria, including the seven Trappist monks of Tibhirine, will be prestigious Dec. 8 in Oran, Algeria, the country’s bishops announced. increasingly By CINDY WOODEN | 9/14/18 Archbishop Kurtz Says U.S. Society ‘Much Richer’ When Church, Government Work Together The chairman of the U.S. bishops’ Committee for Religious Liberty told a Washington, D.C. regulars Sept. 12 he is concerned well-nigh a “steady movement” in the United States yonder from religious institutions and an erosion in the view that religious liberty must be valued. increasingly BY KURT JENSEN | 9/14/18 U.S. Bishops Tell PopeVituperateScandal ‘Lacerated’ theDenominationThe leaders of the U.S. bishops’ priming said they shared with Pope Francis how theDenominationin the United States has been “lacerated by the evil of sexual abuse.” increasingly 9/13/18WithoutMeeting Pope, Cardinal DiNardo Says He’s HopefulWell-nighAddressingSlipperinessCardinal Daniel N. DiNardo of Galveston-Houston struck a determinedly hopeful tone without his long-awaited meeting with Pope Francis to discuss the growing sexual vituperate slipperiness in the United States. increasingly BY GREG ERLANDSON | 9/13/18 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 … 16 | 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