Every vocation is a gift from God—but it is also the fruit of a community that nurtures and encourages it.

The Advent and Christmas seasons remind us of hope and light that shines in the darkness. When we come to Mass, we encounter that light in the Eucharist. It’s where our weary hearts are renewed and our burdens are lifted in the presence of our Savior.

This Giving Tuesday, join us in forming the next generation of Catholic leaders by helping students attend SEEK 2026 — a life-changing conference where they’ll encounter Christ and discern their callings.

This Christmas, we are invited to pause and look beyond the lights and to see Christ in the faces of those who are suffering, lonely, or forgotten.

Christ reveals Himself not only in grand gestures or church walls, but also in kitchens, streets, classrooms, and the quiet corners of our hearts.

Being an everyday saint doesn’t require extraordinary talent, wealth, or influence. It simply requires a willingness to love.

Our faith is not meant to remain inside church walls; it’s meant to reach out, to lift up, and to heal.

While a single whispered prayer can bring peace to one heart, when many hearts come together in prayer, something extraordinary happens.

No child should have to start the school year without the essentials that help them learn and thrive. Beyond pencils and paper, these items symbolize dignity, belonging, and hope.

One gift, your gift, can become a lifeline, a moment of hope, a powerful act of mercy that touches many lives across Long Island.

The saints remind us that holiness is not an abstract idea; it's a daily choice to love God and serve others. We take part in that same mission today

August is National Make-A-Will Month, a moment to reflect on how we care for all God has entrusted us. It’s also an opportunity to take a simple yet meaningful step to protect your loved ones and plan with purpose.

Behind every donation we receive is a heart moved by gratitude, a desire to give back, or a personal experience of the Church’s presence in a time of need.

Each year, the Catholic Ministries Appeal serves more than 600,000 people on Long Island. 100% of every dollar raised goes directly to support the vital ministries of the Appeal. More than just a donation, it is an act of love, a response to Jesus’ call to care for our brothers and sisters. Through your generosity, God’s mercy reaches into homes, hearts, and communities across Long Island, bringing hope, healing, and support to those who need it most.

Saint Vincent de Paul, born into poverty in 1581 and educated by the Franciscans, initially pursued a comfortable life as a priest until encountering the stark realities of poverty transformed him. He founded the Congregation of the Mission and The Daughters of Charity, emphasizing that charity must be rooted in love and dignity, not pity, inspiring countless to serve with compassion worldwide.

Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus is a living reminder of Christ's unconditional love for us.

Long Island is known for its beautiful beaches, parks, restaurants, and shopping. The majority of those dwelling here go about their busy...

Mother's Day brings to mind flowers, family dinners, and beautiful greeting cards just for Mom. It's a day to spend with your mom, to...

Holy Week invites us to draw closer to Christ and contemplate the profound depth of His love for humanity.

Discover how to live our faith by serving others in our community. Learn practical ways to live our faith and make a difference today.