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The Cardinal Hayes High School choir sings at Mass.
Catholic School Educators Refresh Faith at Spirituality Day
Marie O’Shea is a principal, and Zachary Silva is a student. Both understood the importance of the message delivered to Catholic school teachers and administrators at Spirituality Day Oct. 20 … more
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The cardinal greets students and staff who assisted at the morning liturgy.
Rockland School Celebrates
Cardinal Dolan celebrated Mass on Oct. 27 to mark the 65th anniversary of Albertus Magnus High School in Bardonia.  more
Feminine Genius Brunch Set Nov. 12 in White Plains
The archdiocese’s Respect Life Office will hold its 2022 Feminine Genius Brunch at the Sonesta, 66 Hale Ave., White Plains, Saturday, Nov. 12, at 10 a.m. The brunch’s theme is … more
Kellys Make $5 Million Gift to School of Health Services at Iona
The flagship building of the NewYork-Presbyterian Iona School of Health Sciences will be named the Kelly Center for Health Services to honor benefactors and graduates, Alfred and Peggy Kelly, the … more
Fordham University, the Bronx, celebrated the historic Oct. 14 inauguration of Tania Tetlow as the 33rd president—and first woman and layperson—to lead the 181-year-old institution. Cardinal Dolan delivered the invocation at the ceremony, attended by dignitaries from 60 universities around the country, Fordham trustees, faculty and families. Ms. Tetlow was named the new president Feb. 10 and took office July 1, following the retirement of Father Joseph McShane, S.J., who presided over the university for nearly two decades. The events began at Mass at University Church to confirm Ms. Tetlow’s mission as director of the apostolic work of Fordham University. The inauguration ceremony took place at the Rose Hill Campus. A native of New York, Ms. Tetlow later lived in New Orleans, where she served as an assistant U.S. attorney, a law professor and, in 2018, became the first woman and lay president of Loyola University.
Fordham First
Fordham University, the Bronx, celebrated the historic Oct. 14 inauguration of Tania Tetlow as the 33rd president—and first woman and layperson—to lead the 181-year-old institution. … more
New York Catholic Schools Reach Out to Help Schools in Florida Diocese
Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of New York are stepping forward with prayer and service to assist schools in the Diocese of Venice, Fla., affected by Hurricane Ian. The category-4 storm with … more
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Students of St. Frances de Chantal School in the Bronx wear ecclesiastical headgear they fashioned themselves at a Mass Cardinal Dolan celebrated Oct. 13 at St. Frances de Chantal Church.
Cardinal's Blessing
Students of St. Frances de Chantal School in the Bronx wore ecclesiastical headgear they fashioned themselves at a Mass Cardinal Dolan celebrated Oct. 13 at St. Frances de Chantal Church.  more
Cardinal Dolan, speaking at the Mass he offered Oct. 15 at the annual forum for catechesis and youth ministry, said the mysteries of the Rosary could be one practical measure for catechists to use with their students to transmit the essentials of the Catholic faith.
Cardinal Dolan Thanks ‘Army’ of Catechists, Youth Ministers for Their Support
Preaching to an “army” of catechists and youth ministers, some 560 strong, assembled last weekend at Cardinal Spellman High School in the Bronx, Cardinal Dolan said he loves them and is … more
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National Catholic Schools Week 2020
Catholic High School Guide
Catholic School Night Dutchess Stadium [Photo gallery]
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High School Graduations 2019
May 10, 2006 Health Corp program on natural healthy cooking class at Cathedral HS. Demonstrators Ludie Minaya [SP] and Elizabeth J.E. Johnson [Blk], graduates of the Natural Gourmet Institute founded by Annemarie Colbin [gray suit, pink scarf]. Spec participant Mehmet C. Oz, Vice Chair heart surgery Columbia Presbyterian Hosp.
High School Graduations 2018
Bronx Students Thank Police Officers [Photo gallery]
Students from St. John Chrysostom in the Bronx thank police officers of the 41st and 42nd precincts in the Bronx for keeping them safe. more
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