The amendment provisions result in a "blacklist" that "is designed to drive qualified faith-based providers away from providing foreign assistance.
November, 2019
Confession is ‘highlight’ of NCYC as hundreds of priests share God’s mercy+
The National Catholic Youth Conference drew 20,000 youths from across the country to Indianapolis to be inspired by a wide variety of speakers, energized by lively, faith-filled music and to share in fun fellowship with Catholic peers.

Father Ketcham installed as pastor in Commack+
Christ the King parish welcomed its new pastor on its feast day. View photos here.

Ursuline Sisters mark 95 years serving in US+
Ursulines worldwide are committed to education, justice, peace and the integrity of creation.
New York bishops meet pope at end of ‘ad limina’ visits+
"What was heartwarming was how you could tell that Pope Francis was listening with his heart."

Veterans remembered at Stony Brook Mass+
Residents, staff and volunteers at the Long Island State Veterans Home gathered for a pre-Veterans' Day Mass.

Faithful departed remembered on All Souls’ Day+
The commemoration of all the faithful departed is celebrated by the Church on November 2, All Souls Day.

Symposium looks at life of Saint John Henry Newman+
Bishop John Barres was the principal celebrant and homilist at Mass during a symposium celebrating the life of newly canonized Saint John Henry Newman.
Saints alive! Students portray favorite saints at holy day Mass+
Sixth grade students at SS. Philip and James School, St. James, continued the school's tradition of dressing as saints for All Saints Day Mass.