Fake Priest Robs New York Church of $900 in Multistate Impersonator Scam
The crook also reportedly targeted the Sisters of St. Dominic of Amityville’s motherhouse on Long Island earlier in March, where he also claimed to be a priest.
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Brooklyn Bishop: Music Video Shot in Church ‘Attack on Religion’ and ‘Glorification of Mass Murder’
Bishop Robert Brennan warns parents about the destructive message it sends to young girls.
Brooklyn Pastor Apologizes for Provocative Music Video Shot in Church
The $5,000 paid to the church for the filming of the video will be donated to Bridge to Life, a pro-life pregnancy center in College Point, New York. Msgr. Jamie Gigantiello said that he was not present for filming but added that he removed the Blessed Sacrament from the church prior to shooting.
Pope Francis Accepts Resignation of Brooklyn Auxiliary Bishop Tiedemann
A member of the Passionists, Bishop Tiedemann had previously served as the bishop of Mandeville, Jamaica
Tabernacle Stolen From Brooklyn Parish Church
St. Augustine Catholic Church in the Park Slope neighborhood is the latest sacred edifice to be vandalized.
Catholic School in Brooklyn Diocese Dismisses Teacher Who Contracted a Same-Sex ‘Marriage’
A music teacher at a Catholic school in the Diocese of Brooklyn was fired for violating a morality clause he agreed to at the time of his employment, said a statement from the diocese.
Sex Abuse Claims Against Brooklyn’s Bishop DiMarzio Lack ‘Semblance of Truth’, Vatican Rules
The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith reviewed the investigation results and made a determination finding the claims “not to have the semblance of truth.”
Wisconsin Catholic School Victorious in Reopening Case
The case of St. Ambrose Academy against executives of Dane County, Wisconsin, was officially decided on June 11.
Brooklyn Diocese Requests Greater Police Presence Outside Churches, After Acts of Vandalism
The acts of vandalism are being investigated as potential hate crimes.
Supreme Court Halts New York’s Enforcement of Severe Restrictions on Attending Religious Services
COMMENTARY: Justices’ writing the 5-4 decision in favor of injunction explained, that “even in a pandemic, the Constitution cannot be put away and forgotten.”
