Approximately 2,500 people partook in a Eucharistic procession through the streets of New York City on October 14.
The American Jewish Committee announced on August 1 that the organization will donate $25,000 to help rebuild Holy Family Church in Gaza.
Cardinal Timothy Dolan issued a statement following the shooting at a high-rise office building in New York City on Monday, July 28. Four people, including a police officer, were killed.
The Catholic Conference of New York is urging the faithful to speak out against assisted suicide ahead of a vote to legalize the practice in the state.
This photo gallery gives a peek at the years of peaceful, prayer presence that resulted in this unexpected, delightful, miraculous news.
Italian-born diplomat was a personable man who showed others what it meant to dedicate one's life to the Church, says former secretary.
The exhibition, part of the collection of the St. John Paul II National Shrine, will be in New York for the state's Catholic Youth Day and public veneration.
After the Supreme Court instructed New York to reconsider the narrow exceptions to its abortion mandate, a lawsuit brought by religious groups is back in court.
Advocates cite evolution of Canada's Medical Aid in Dying as example of slippery slope.
Most Church employees will leave 1970s-era office building in Manhattan.
Nine national and global nonprofits and Catholic Charities of the Diocese of New York teamed up with the Mormon community for this Light the World campaign.
Msgr. John Delendick granted general absolution as he rushed to the scene of America's worst terrorist attack.
"Let nothing disturb you, let nothing frighten you ..." These verses of St. Teresa of Jesus help Dr. Luisa Perez’s patients. She explains it herself.
A pediatric intensive care doctor, and Instagram influencer, and a member of the SOMOS network of doctors, Dr. Denise Núñez is a community leader.
When Paul Carris led a co-worker out of the North Tower of the World Trade Center on 9/11, he could not have foreseen where Jesus was leading him.
Tim Lang lived through both attacks on New York's World Trade Center: In 1993 and then again in 2001, at 9/11.
The city's plans to open three more such clinics could allow them to distribute enough pills for 10,000 abortions per year.
