"We are disciples of Christ, Christ goes before us, and the world needs his light."
- Pope Leo XIV
With heavy hearts, we mourn the passing of the Holy Father, Pope Francis. Together, we pray for the repose of his soul. "Eternal rest, grant unto him, O Lord, and may perpetual light shine upon him.
With heavy hearts, we mourn the passing of the Holy Father, Pope Francis. Together, we pray for the repose of his soul. “Eternal rest, grant unto him, O Lord, and may perpetual light shine upon him.”
As our Cardinals prepare to gather and vote for the next Pope, we ask the faithful to pray that the Holy Spirit will guide their decision with wisdom, courage, and peace. Let us remain united in hope and trust in God’s plan for His Church. “Come, Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of Your faithful.”
Learn more about how the Diocese is making sure our children and families are safe — including the recently released Independent Monitor’s Annual Report.
Welcome here. In every role we have, Christ has a special purpose in mind for us. Follow Bishop Brennan and explore questions of faith that impact your everyday life as a parent, friend, and professional.
Join Sr. Maryann Lopiccolo as she explores the beauty, purpose, and lived reality of religious life through inspiring stories of faith, service, and devotion in today’s Church.
Tune in for a groundbreaking show celebrating the rich histories, cultures, and vibrant faith of Black Catholics. Join Father Alonzo Cox as he engages in conversation with the dedicated clergy and laity from around the Diocese of Brooklyn.
Join Anthony Mullen as he explores the Passionist charism—a spirituality centered on the Passion of Christ and the transformative power of God’s love. Discover how this rich tradition offers hope, purpose, and guidance for daily life in today’s world.
Join Alverlis as she welcomes talented musicians from across the five boroughs to share their stories, faith journeys, and call to music ministry through inspiring conversations, performances, and highlights that bring faith to life through song.
Learn more about how the Dioceseis making sure our children and families are safe — including the recently released Independent Monitor’s Annual Report.
Over 200 years ago, when Peter Turner and the Catholic community in Brooklyn petitioned to have the first church established, they said, “we want our children instructed in the principles of Holy Religion, we want more convenience in hearing the Word of God ourselves. In fact, we want a Church, a Pastor, and a place of Interment.”
Today, our parishes remain centers of faith, places of worship, religious education, community and service to others.