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Diocesan News
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August 9Bishop Lucia has announced Pastoral Assignments for late Summer 2025.Read More
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August 6On the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombings, Bishop Lucia calls for renewed commitment to peace, urging each person to become an instrument of healing and reconciliation in a world still plagued by war. Inspired by the words of St. Francis and recent papal teachings, he reminds us that lasting peace begins with individual action rooted in love, justice, and the common good.Read More
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July 16The CSBC Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointments of the three principals for the 2025–2026 academic year at St. John’s and St. James Elementary Schools, and Seton Catholic Central High School. These leaders bring a shared commitment to academic excellence, faith formation, and the holistic development of every student.Read More
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The Catholic Sun
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Father Malachi Clark overcomes challenges on his way to the priesthood By Eileen Jevis Staff writer This is the third and final interview of a three-part series that offers a better understanding of...
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The Diocese of Syracuse invites you to a special one-day Jubilee Pilgrimage to the Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, Mass., nestled in the breathtaking Berkshire Hills on the sacred ground...
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Sister Marion Honors died July 19 at the Teresian House in Albany. She had been a Sister of St Joseph for 67 years. Sister was born in Syracuse, the daughter of Marion and Charles Honors. She entered...
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Above: A view of Station of the Cross XII (Jesus is Crucified). Photo | Mike Langlois By Mike Langlois Editor’s note: Mike Langlois is the Grand Knight of St. Augustine Knights of Columbus Council...
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Sister Celine Courtney died at Teresian House, Albany, on Thursday, July 31, 2025. She was born in Rome, NY, the daughter of Daniel P. and Mary Blake Courtney. Celine graduated from Rome Free Academy.
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About the diocese of Syracuse
The Diocese of Syracuse has 116 parishes, 10 missions and 7 Oratories. There are 2 Catholic Hospitals in the diocese and six area Catholic Charities. There are 21 Catholic schools 4 of which are diocesan Junior/Senior high schools. The diocese has 264 offices (including schools) and employs approximately 3,000 people.
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