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."
New York bishops at Vatican encouraged to present Gospel as great gift+
Bishop DiMarzio was the principal celebrant and homilist at the first Mass the bishops of New York celebrated during their visits to Rome to report on the status of their dioceses.
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.
