New York Parish Anti-Racism Pledge Prompts Controversy
The pledge asks whether Catholics “support justice, equity, and compassion,” and affirm that “white privilege and the culture of white supremacy must be dismantled wherever it is present.”
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NY Catholic Archdiocese to Close 20 Schools and Merge 3
Some 2,500 students and 350 staff will be impacted by the changes, according to the archdiocese.
NY Catholic Nursing Homes in ‘Desperate Need’ of Supplies to Fight Coronavirus
New York City has become the epicenter of the U.S. pandemic, with the number of confirmed cases skyrocketing from more than 5,700 cases on March 20 to more than 57,000 confirmed cases and 1,584 deaths as of April 3.
Pope Accepts Resignation of NY Auxiliary Under Investigation for Abuse
Neither the Vatican nor the Archdiocese of New York have announced the results of a preliminary investigation into allegations against Bishop John Jenik.
Case Dismissed Against New York Priest Accused of Abuse
Westchester District Attorney’s Office investigation into the claims made against Father Thomas Kreiser would not support further action.
NY Auxiliary Bishop Is Credibly Accused of Sexual Abuse
Bishop John Jenik has been an auxiliary bishop in New York since 2014.
Cardinal Dolan Appoints New York Archdiocesan Investigator
Retired federal judge will serve as special counsel for independent review of protocols for responding to allegations of sexual abuse.
(Catholic) Family Trees — Unlocking Church History via Genealogy
The Archdiocese of New York is digitizing 8 million sacramental records.
Federal Court Sides With NY Archdiocese in Religious-Liberty Decision
Ruling states the archdiocese had a right not to hire a diocesan school principal.
New York Catholic Convert-Priest Is One Step Closer to Sainthood
The Archdiocese of New York concluded an 18-month investigation into the canonization cause of Father Paul Wattson.
