‘A Dark Day for New York’
EDITORIAL: If Catholic Gov. Kathy Hochul signs the bill, New York’s doctors will have been granted a license to kill some of their state’s most vulnerable and marginalized residents.
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Police Search for Thief Who Stole 9/11 Memorial Gold Rose From New York Catholic Church
For years, the memorial has stood in honor of Father Mychal Judge, a former pastor at St. Francis who served as a chaplain to the New York City Fire Department.
Suspect Charged With Felony Hate Crime After Beheading Statue of Jesus at New York Parish
The vandalism reportedly cost the church about $3,000. Choudhry himself was arrested last week.
New York Court Puts Pro-Abortion Amendment Back on November Ballot
The unanimous appellate-court decision on June 18 reverses a lower-court ruling that would have taken the proposal off of state ballots.
New York Dioceses Update Liturgical Restriction Guidelines
Dioceses in the state of New York announced new Mass protocols.
‘St. John Neumann Was Here’ — Philadelphia’s Bishop and America’s Saint
The impact of St. John Neumann’s priestly ministry is still felt throughout New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Ohio.
Will New York Have the Most Liberal Abortion Laws in the World?
Legislators may enact new abortion-expansion law championed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo in time for Jan. 22, the 46th anniversary of Roe v. Wade.
Assisted Suicide Denied in New York
Avoiding a culture-war narrative and providing positive alternatives are part of the strategy to keep physician-assisted suicide at bay.
Cuomo’s Political Ploy Could Cost Catholic-School Tax Credits
By tying the education tax credit to a proposed state Dream Act, New York’s governor has jeopardized an initiative he has publicly endorsed.
New Yorkers Score Major Pro-Life Victory Over Cuomo’s Abortion Agenda
An effective and unified pro-life resistance — and several twists of fate — delivered a major blow to Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s campaign to expand abortion rights.
