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Young Adults Hear How Trust in God Can Grow During a Crisis
Father Agustino Torres, C.F.R., delivered a 30-minute talk titled “Trust in God” March 23 as part of the CatholicNYC Presents series of discussions sponsored by the archdiocesan Office of … more
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PRAYERS IN A PANDEMIC—Cardinal Dolan, kneeling at St. Frances Cabrini Shrine in Manhattan March 22, prays for healing and protection in the coronavirus pandemic that is plaguing the city, state, nation and world. The day before, he also prayed privately at two shrines dedicated to the Blessed Mother: the National Shrine of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Middletown and the Shrine of Mary Help of Christians in Stony Point.
Prayers in a Pandemic
Cardinal Dolan, kneeling at St. Frances Cabrini Shrine in Manhattan March 22, prays for healing and protection in the coronavirus pandemic that is plaguing the city, state, nation and world. The day … more
FUTURE-FOCUSED—On stage for the panel discussion were Monica Morales, moderator; Pete Burak, keynote speaker, and panelists Danielle M. Brown, Father Joseph Espaillat, and students Virginia Capellupo and Frank Scafuri.
Faith Amid Fear of Coronavirus Addressed at Student Leadership Conference
How to keep the faith despite the fear and uncertainty of the global coronavirus pandemic was one of many subjects discussed at the fourth annual Student Leadership Conference sponsored by the … more
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JOYFUL VOLUNTEERS—Diane Meleshkewich, front, and Sally O’Hara, both of whom are volunteers with the Tri-Parish Food Pantry based at St. Columba in Hopewell Junction, sort pantry items early last year.
Tri-Parish Food Pantry Continuing to Serve
At St. Columba parish in Hopewell Junction, food pantry volunteers continue their mission of providing nourishment for the body and hope for the spirit during these uncertain days stemming from the … more
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HONORING ST. PATRICK—Auxiliary Bishop Edmund Whalen, the principal celebrant, prays during the Mass he offered in St. Patrick’s Cathedral March 17 for the feast of St. Patrick, patron of the cathedral and the Archdiocese of New York. Cardinal Dolan, facing the altar on kneeler, presided. Members of the public were unable to attend because of the threat posed by the coronavirus. Also at the altar were, from left, Father Eloi Rojas; Msgr. Joseph LaMorte, vicar general and moderator of the curia in the archdiocese; Father Massimo Palombella, S.D.B.; and Msgr. Robert Ritchie, rector of the cathedral.
Nothing Stops Cathedral Prayers on St. Patrick’s Day
Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue was empty of marchers on March 17, save for a few dozen who carried on the annual tradition for the 259th time. A stirring summons was issued at St. Patrick’s … more
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CON LA GENTE—San Oscar Romero es retratado en una foto sin fecha, saludando a los fieles en San Salvador, El Salvador. 
Tras 40 Años de Su Martirio, San Romero Influye a La Iglesia Estadounidense
San Óscar Arnulfo Romero de El Salvador siempre mantuvo una línea abierta de comunicación con la Iglesia en los Estados Unidos, cuyos líderes y laicos a menudo apoyaban al … more
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Youngsters play the ukulele during a reception.
Growing School
Cardinal Dolan blessed a construction project and offered Mass at St. Stephen of Hungary School in Manhattan March 11. The growing school is beginning a capital campaign to renovate the adjoining … more
Cardinal Dolan Offers Reminder Of God’s Presence in Crisis
Cardinal Dolan told viewers in an NBC “Today” show interview March 23 that “God is with us,” and encouraged them to turn to their faith for strength as people in the United … more
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Masses Canceled in Archdiocese, Churches Remain Open for Private Prayer
In light of the continued concern surrounding the coronavirus, and the advice of medical experts, all Masses in the Archdiocese of New York have been canceled since the weekend of March 14-15. … more
PIDIENDO POR LA INTERCESIÓN DE NUESTRA SEÑORA—Jóvenes adultos oran ante una imagen misionera de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe después de la Misa de Jóvenes Adultos que el cardenal Dolan celebro el 4 de marzo en la Catedral de San Patricio.
El Cardenal Habla a Los Jóvenes Adultos Acerca del Arrepentimiento y la Conversión de Corazón
Genevieve Feiler fue una de las más o menos 1.000 personas que recibió un mensaje cuaresmal de parte del cardenal Dolan sobre el arrepentimiento y la conversión de corazón … more
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Rick Pitino Named Head Basketball Coach at Iona College
Rick Pitino hopes to finish his basketball career where it began—in New York—after he was named head coach of the Iona College men’s basketball team March 14. Pitino, 67, takes … more
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Una exhibición en la pared trasera de la capilla incluye el carruaje de caballos de la Madre Cabrini situado en la base de la gran ventana con una representación de la santa. La Madre Cabrini fue una inmigrante italiana en los Estados Unidos que fundó las Hermanas Misioneras del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús en 1880 y estableció numerosas organizaciones benéficas, hospitales, escuelas y orfanatos en todo el país. Fue la primera ciudadana estadounidense en ser canonizada como santa.
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BLESS AND PROTECT—Auxiliary Bishop Gerardo Colacicco, episcopal vicar for the Northern counties of the archdiocese, holds a monstrance containing the Blessed Sacrament outside the front door of St. Mary’s Church in Wappingers Falls March 19, the feast of St. Joseph. At right is Father Justin Cinnante, O. Carm., making the sign of the cross. Bishop Colacicco, who is a priest in residence at St. Mary’s, had requested pastors of Dutchess, Orange, Ulster and Sullivan counties also offer a simple Benediction with the Blessed Sacrament outside the front door of their churches at noon that day, invoking the blessing and protection of all their people against the spread of the coronavirus. “Let our intention be the same: to seek God’s mercy and forgiveness, to ask for Holy protection from the spread of the coronavirus and an end to this pandemic,” he said in an email to them. “How powerful a sign it will be if we all do this on the same day and at the same time. Even though our people cannot gather to be present, it is our hope that it will bring them comfort knowing that this was done by their priests.”
Bless and Protect
Auxiliary Bishop Gerardo Colacicco, episcopal vicar for the Northern counties of the archdiocese, holds a monstrance containing the Blessed Sacrament outside the front door of St. Mary’s Church … more
Cardinal Discusses Coronavirus Precautions With Priests
Amid the growing global and local crisis known as the coronavirus, Cardinal Dolan, in a March 18 video conference with archdiocesan priests, discussed ways the archdiocese has responded to the deadly … more
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Cardinal’s Reflections Provide Much Food for Spiritual Thought
“Who Do You Say I Am?: Daily Reflections on the Bible, the Saints and the Answer That Is Christ” by Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan. Image (New York, 2019). 369 pages, $26. Anyone who has … more
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Cancelada Misa el 29 de Marzo a San Oscar Romero
Una misa en español en honor a san Oscar Romero, programada para el domingo 29 de marzo en la Catedral de San Patricio, ha sido cancelada debido al coronavirus. San Oscar Romero, arzobispo de … more
Cardinal Dolan prays with Salesian priests at a statue of St. John Bosco at the Shrine of Mary Help of Christians in Stony Point March 21. Flanking the cardinal were Father Stephen Ryan, S.D.B., left, and Father James McKenna, S.D.B.; standing in the back was Father Michael Pace, S.D.B.
Cardinal Dolan Prays for Healing and Protection
Cardinal Dolan visited three shrines this weekend, where he prayed privately for healing and protection in the coronavirus pandemic. more
This is the cover of “Who Do You Say I Am:? Daily Reflections on the Bible, the Saints and the Answer That Is Christ” by Cardinal Dolan. The book is reviewed by Brian T. Olszewski.
Cardinal’s Reflections Provide Much Food for Spiritual Thought
Anyone who has ever heard Cardinal Dolan—in personal conversation, interviewed on TV, giving a homily or addressing a conference—knows the archbishop of New York is not at a loss for words. Nor is he at a loss for words in his new book, “Who Do You Say I Am?” more
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Catholic Elementary Schools in the Archdiocese of New York to Remain Closed Until Monday, April 20; Students Engaged in Home-Based Learning
Catholic elementary schools in the Archdiocese of New York will remain closed through Monday, April 20, said Michael J. Deegan, superintendent of schools in the archdiocese. more
Sheen Center Suspends Programming Through End of March; Other Closings and Postponements Announced in Archdiocese
The Sheen Center for Thought & Culture in lower Manhattan has suspended programming and will be closed to the public through the end of the month due to the health crisis caused by the spread of the coronavirus, the center announced. more
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