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  • Church bells to ring Dec. 30 in honor of 336,000 lives lost to COVID-19

    Church bells to ring Dec. 30 in honor of 336,000 lives lost to COVID-19

    • Dec 30, 2020

    Churches will ring bells at noon Dec. 30, during the octave of Christmas, to remember and honor the more than 336,000 people who have died in the United States from COVID-19.

    By Catholic News Service
  • New York pastor steps aside after church’s security guard alleges assault

    New York pastor steps aside after church’s security guard alleges assault

    • Dec 16, 2020

    Father George W. Rutler has stepped aside from his duties as pastor of St. Michael the Archangel Parish in Manhattan after a security guard at the church alleged he sexually assaulted her in his office.

    By Catholic New York
  • Brooklyn bishop says new limits on congregation size ‘outrageous, unfair’

    Brooklyn bishop says new limits on congregation size ‘outrageous, unfair’

    • Oct 7, 2020

    Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio of Brooklyn called New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s new restrictions on houses of worship “outrageous,” “unfair,” “disrespectful” and an attack on religious freedom.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Catholics decry Cuomo’s ‘broad brush’ order to close schools in ‘hot zones’

    Catholics decry Cuomo’s ‘broad brush’ order to close schools in ‘hot zones’

    • Oct 6, 2020

    New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s order closing all schools in “hot zones” where cases of COVID-19 seem to be increasing is “a broad-brush approach that penalizes all schools, children and families needlessly,” said the New York State Catholic Conference.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Governor orders some NYC schools closed amid virus flare-up; Catholic Church objects

    Governor orders some NYC schools closed amid virus flare-up; Catholic Church objects

    • Oct 5, 2020

    New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday ordered schools in certain New York City neighborhoods closed within a day in an attempt to halt flare-ups of the coronavirus.

    By Associated Press
  • Mass celebrant says labor movement ‘looks to good of all, unity of society’

    Mass celebrant says labor movement ‘looks to good of all, unity of society’

    • Sep 15, 2020

    The New York Archdiocese’s “Mass for Labor” this year was offered Sept. 12 from the Chapel of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary in Manhattan with just a few faithful in the pews during the morning liturgy, and many union members watching via livestream.

    By Armando Machado
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