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When parishioners returned to St. Edmund the Martyr Church after a fire, one familiar face was still missing: the Blessed Mother in the stained-glass window above the front entrance. Now, that image has been restored. The post Local Artist Finishes Pane-Staking Window Restoration at St. Edmund appeared first on The Tablet .
Since its beginnings more than a decade ago, the Fête-Dieu du Teche – a Eucharistic procession of boats organized by Father Michael Champagne and the Community of Jesus Crucified in the Diocese of Lafayette, Louisiana – has become one of Louisiana’s most vibrant annual festivals. The post Fête-Dieu du Teche: Eucharist Boat Procession Along Louisiana Bayou Celebrates Faith, History appeared first…
Currents News’ Great America 250 Coverage; Defibrillators Important for Diocesan Churches; Thank You for Honoring Detective Sgt. Sheridan; Mary Powell’s Heartfelt Column on Grief; Faith & Food in Woodside The post Letters to the Editor, Week of August 22, 2026 appeared first on The Tablet .
Deacon Francois Innocent The post Obituaries, Week of August 22, 2026 appeared first on The Tablet .
Following the 48-year tenure of past president Ray Nash, the CHSAA executive board elected Sal Fischetti, the longtime St. Francis Prep, Fresh Meadows, athletic director, as the league’s new president. The post Brooklyn, Queens Catholic High School Athletic Association Welcomes New Director appeared first on The Tablet .
Hundreds gathered in Queens as Bishop Robert Brennan celebrated a Mass in the Diocese of Brooklyn dedicated to the people of Colombia. The post Faith and Flags Fill Queens Church in Solidarity for Colombia Quake Victims appeared first on The Tablet .
Pope Leo XIV has appointed three U.S.-based consultors, all with ties to the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, to the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development The post Pope Leo Appoints US-Based Leaders to Vatican Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development appeared first on The Tablet .
More than a year into Pope Leo’s papacy, it’s impossible not to notice the connection between the first American pope and America’s Pastime, and the evangelizer it’s become. The post Pope Leo XIV & America’s Pastime appeared first on The Tablet .
This section of Matthew’s Gospel invites us to answer for ourselves, for Christ and for the Church, who we think He is, and what place we want to give our faith in our daily living. The post The Question That Changes Us appeared first on The Tablet .
Baltimore (not Indianapolis) Colts split end Raymond Berry, who died on May 25 at age 93, is the embodiment of work ethic. The post The Work Ethic Incarnate appeared first on The Tablet .
