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The article in your April 7 issue fails to note that the policy to “attempt to erase (the) culture” of indigenous peoples was that of the Canadian government. Catholic institutions that operated … more
The Dominican Sisters of Sparkill continue to shine with some wonderful recognitions. Sister Stephen Gerard Miick, O.P., was honored by the Rockland Region Catholic School Association with the St. … more
Los evangelios sinópticos no dejan la menor duda que Jesús actuó como un “exorcista” expulsando demonios con … more
Gathering newspapers one evening for recycling, I came upon an article I had saved to read when I had … more
Don’t you just hate to see August coming to an end? Our schoolkids—and even our teachers —sure do, … more
In one of his Blackford Oakes novels, William F. Buckley Jr. had a character crack a Wagnerian joke along these lines: What is “Siegfried”? “Siegfried” … more
Advertising has rightfully played an important role in Catholic New York’s operations from the beginning. A wall in my office at the New York … more
With a wooden ladle in one hand and her plastic recipe card in the other, Mrs. J. made her way from the kitchen stove to the hall corridor. She elbowed open the door leading to their finished … more
No odias ver que agosto llega a su fin? Nuestros escolares, e incluso nuestros maestros, seguramente lo harán, ya que comienzan a preparar las mochilas para regresar a la escuela. Aquellos de … more
Sharon Tate was a young, ambitious reporter working for a struggling local newspaper. Like many recently . … more
Father George Sears, the director of vocations for the archdiocese, said the new regional approach to priestly vocations … more
Hemos dicho que la moral no puede quedarse en el planteamiento de principios abstractos con pretensión … more
Cardinal Dolan’s words of comfort and support were a bright spot for the Ukrainian refugees he met on his whirlwind visit this past week to war-ravaged Ukraine and the bordering nations of Poland … more
On April 23, I had the privilege to spend the day with 700 high schoolers at our archdiocese’s “New York … more

I recently did a search of my past Life Lines columns to find something I wrote here six years ago: “Sometimes … more

As usual, I am a bit behind! I invite you to recall our Bible reading from Mass last Sunday. Saint Paul instructs: "For freedom Christ set … more
What if there are not one but two chasms that divide Americans today? One chasm separates the reds and blues, the ideologically conservative … more
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