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The Tablet is a Catholic news outlet serving the Diocese of Brooklyn, with a strong focus on faith-based journalism, local community life, and public issues viewed through a Catholic lens.
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'Bold, Joyful, Unapologetic': Local Catholic School Leaders Hold Annual Gathering (opens the original)
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HILLCREST — Bishop Robert Brennan joined education leaders from across the Diocese of Brooklyn at St. John’s University on Sept. 29 for the Catholic Schools Brooklyn & Queens 2026 Fall Conference. The theme of the fifth annual conference was “Bold. Joyful. Unapologetic.” “We don’t have to apologize for our faith,” Bishop Brennan told The Tablet. “We want to proclaim it very boldly. It’s a witness to the world. It’s good news.” According to Deacon Kevin McCormack, superintendent of Catholic schoo
St. Francis’ Humble Life Connects 800 Years Later (opens the original)
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Eight hundred years ago yesterday, a man nicknamed Francesco died. Unremarkable in the ways that don’t really matter, this simple man renounced wealth and influence during the prime of his youth. He found the pearl of great price and never looked back. There are many stories, miracles, and quotes attributed to him, but his life as a whole has captivated people for exactly eight centuries, and today we join the universal Church in honoring St. Francis of Assisi. Most will be celebrating the 27th
Former Brooklynite Brings Catholic Teaching to Animal Protection Effort (opens the original)
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As a child in Florida, Kristin Dunn did not consider herself an “animal person.” However, as an adult in Brooklyn, she became educated about “factory farming” methods, which fatten livestock for slaughter in confined spaces like “broiler houses” or feedlots. For example, Dunn was shocked to learn that many newborn male chicks are destroyed every year because they can’t lay eggs. So, in March 2026, Dunn launched the St. Francis Institute for Animals, which advocates for alternatives to factory fa
Obituaries, Week of October 3, 2026 (opens the original)
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Sister Teresa María de Jesús (Dolores Escolar Muñoz) entered into eternal life on Aug. 11 at age 90. She was born Dec. 10, 1935, in Gomezserracín, Segovia, Spain, to the late María Muñoz and Ezequiel Escolar. They had seven children. Sister Teresa’s four sisters (Emiliana, Graciana, Paula, Julia) were also religious in different congregations. Her brothers married and raised families. Sister Teresa entered the Little Sisters of the Poor and professed her religious vows on June 8, 1955. She was a
March for Life 2027 Theme Aims 'To Make the Case for the Truth, for Life' (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (OSV News) — The 2027 National March for Life theme is “The Truth is Pro-Life,” the March for Life Education and Defense Fund announced Sept. 29. Hayden Sledge, chief of staff at March for Life, told reporters on a press call that “the soil is prime for us to make the case for the truth, for life.” “Every January, people of different ages, backgrounds, faiths, and life experiences come together in Washington around one shared truth that every human life has worth,” she said. During th
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