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Whether its medical, some of these states posting some of their highest caseloads since the pandemic began, but then again optimism about the recovery at the same time. Right look, i think that we are all kind of thrown its governor to governor, yesterday in new jersey suddenly we get the you can have 100 people outside, 50 people inside. Versus six we are all kind of confused. With he see some parts of the country looking worse, other parts of the country that were so terrible its wide open and...

Its a good discussion for you guys to pick up. Be well, thank you very much. Welcome, everybody, to an important show tonight im Brian Sullivan the Virus Outbreak rattling nerves thats a live look outside thes that zach. Normally at is this time, times square would be packed with tourists, theater goers, commuters right now it is eerily quiet. The president saying the virus could stick around until late summer the impact being felt from main street to wall street. The dow ending the day down rou...

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Five Catholic schools in NYC are slated for closure at the end of the current academic year, citing declining enrollment and financial strain. Deacon Kevin McCormack, Superintendent of Schools for the Brooklyn Diocese, made the announcement on Friday. “The situation really comes down to two things,” Deacon McCormack said. “First is […]

A large-scale painting by Yoshimoto Nara, allegedly from the collection of Hong Kong tycoon Joseph Lau, sold for $12.3 million at Sotheby's.

THESE motorists have been in court accused of keeping vehicles which did not meet insurance requirements or that were untaxed.

The brown scapular “habit” we wear must be based on a “habit” of prayer.

Founded in 1790, the Mount Carmel Monastery was the first Catholic convent for religious women in the U.S.

Saint of the day: Our Lady of Mount Carmel - Catholic News Agency

The Blessed Mother is said to have given the scapular to St. Simon Stock on July 16, 1251.

“Those who wear the Scapular are brought into the land of Carmel,” said Pope St. John Paul II, “so that they may ‘eat its fruits and its good things.’”