Bishop ‘Horrified’ by Brooklyn Shooting, Asks Prayers for Injured and First Responders
At least 16 people were injured amid a shooting on an N train at the 36th Street station around 8:30 on Tuesday morning.
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Massachusetts Bishop Asks Catholic Middle School to Take Down ‘Pride,’ ‘Black Lives Matter’ Flags
The school risks ‘no longer being identified as a Catholic institution’ if it persists in flying the flags, according to the local diocese.
Bishop-Elect of Rumbek Pledges to Foster Unity, Receives Heroic Reception
Returning after recovering frm a gunshot wound, Father Carlassare told the faithful, “You are my strength; you have been my strength and am back here because of you.”
Puerto Rican Bishop Removed by Pope Feels 'Blessed to Suffer Persecution'
Bishop Fernández Torres was relieved of the pastoral care of his diocese March 9. The Holy See gave no reason for the decision.
Bishops Ask Parishes to Help Domestic Abuse Victims Amid Lockdown
Guidance provided by the bishops’ domestic abuse group encourages pastors to raise the issue of domestic violence during livestreamed Masses and in homilies published on parish websites.
Vatican Sends Survey on Extraordinary Form Mass to World’s Bishops
In the document, bishops are asked to say whether they personally use the 1962 Missal and what advice they would offer about the extraordinary form.
Las Cruces Bishop First in US to Resume Public Masses Amid Coronavirus
Bishop Baldacchino is the first U.S. bishop known to have amended a previously declared diocesan ban on public Masses since the coronavirus pandemic took hold of the U.S. last month.
Brooklyn Priest Named Bishop of Diocese of Paterson, New Jersey
Bishop Serratelli said in a video message April 15 he knows Catholics of Brooklyn will miss Father Sweeney’s “outreach to the poor, his wise counsel, and his good humor.”
