I love the season of autumn! It's an invitation to us, a call to a conversion of heart. Our Jewish neighbors celebrate their holy days during this time when nature is changing because the Lord invites all of us to change. Jesus didn't forget that message, the Church didn't forget

When I look up at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, I can see the beautiful stained-glass window of the apparition of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus to St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, whose feast day it is today. She told us that if you want to be close to the Sacred Heart, the best thing to

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It’s very good as we recite the prayers of the Rosary that we contemplate the twenty Mysteries of the life, death, and Resurrection of Jesus, accompanied by His Blessed Mother. @thegnewsroom

This week on Conversation with Cardinal Dolan, I'm joined by Fr. Dave Dwyer to talk about what’s going on at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, share a message from Pope Leo XIV about World Mission Sunday, and baseball! https://t.co/vCzmDR4phv

Not all of life can be joyful or luminous, because there’s always sorrow. We have five Sorrowful Mysteries: The Agony in the Garden, the Scourging at the Pillar, the Crowning with Thorns, the Carrying of the Cross, and the Crucifixion and Death of Jesus. @thegnewsroom

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We have faith in a God who has revealed Himself. Most of the time when you and I think of God’s revelation, we think of the Bible, Jesus, and the teaching of the Church. But in today’s readings, St. Paul reminds us that even for folks who might not have the tremendous blessing of

You know what that word “luminous” means? It means light-giving, radiant, dazzling! The five Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary are the Baptism of the Lord, the Wedding Feast at Cana, the Preaching of Jesus, the Transfiguration, and the Last Supper. @thegnewsroom

We read about one of the more famous of our Lord's miracles in today's Gospel, the curing of the ten lepers. It shows the primacy of one of the most significant virtues of a child of God: gratitude! Gratitude is a rare virtue flowing from humility as we admit everything we have

Today happens to be the feast of someone whom I can remember very well: Pope St. John XXIII! He was Pope from 1958 to 1963, and he captivated the world with his humility, joy, and simplicity. This is the day he opened the council of Vatican II! @thegnewsroom

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The Annunciation, the Visitation, the Nativity, the Presentation in the Temple, and the Finding of the Child Jesus in the Temple. Those are the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary! They’re joyful because they tell us about the arrival and growing up of Jesus, the Son of God.

The Rosary is so powerful not only because of the prayers involved, but because the Rosary beautifully brings us through the mysteries of Jesus Christ and the Blessed Mother. We have the five Joyful Mysteries, five Luminous Mysteries, five Sorrowful Mysteries, and the five

I can remember when I taught religion in parish grade school. I was talking to them about the power of prayer, and we used today’s Gospel. We know the wisdom of the Bible, the wisdom of the Church: Jesus told us God always answers prayer. That doesn’t mean we always get what we

I love the Rosary! It’s a powerful prayer given to us by the Blessed Mother herself. The prayers of the Rosary are important, and so are the meditations on the life, death, and Resurrection of Jesus that we call the “mysteries.” I’m going to talk about these for the next couple

This week on Conversation with Cardinal Dolan, I'm joined by Monsignor Jim Vlaun to talk about baseball, award dinners, and our new mural at St. Patrick’s Cathedral. https://t.co/z2IKCCAugL

The older I get, the more I depend on the Rosary. We repeat the essentials in the Most Holy Rosary! The month of October is dedicated to the Rosary so it’s a great time to renew our devotion to it. @thegnewsroom

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After the Guardian Mass at @StPatsNYC, one of the policemen asked me to bless his Rosary. He said, “I don’t know if I understand the Rosary. My Grandma taught me to say it, but I just feel closer to Jesus and Mary with this Rosary in my pocket.” He understands the Rosary just

In our Old Testament readings, we look with the eyes of faith for hints of Jesus. We get that this morning in the story about Jonah. https://t.co/VbRg0hZJ5m

Happy Anniversary to @StPatsNYC! 146 years ago this cathedral was dedicated. We don't just celebrate a building when we celebrate a church, we celebrate the living stones of the Church - you and me! https://t.co/IcGHiiQsHb

St. Francis had a beautiful sense of choreography of nature. I don’t know of a better story about the beauty of God’s plan than St. Francis and the Wolf of Gubbio! @thegnewsroom

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God’s protection and healing often come through other people. Yesterday was the feast of the Holy Guardian Angels, and at @StPatsNYC we have a tradition that the NYPD, FDNY, EMTs, and other first responders come for Mass – because they’re our guardian angels! @thegnewsroom