Father Richard Dellos remembered as ‘exemplary priest who radiates the Lord’
By Katherine Long | Editor As a young boy, the future Father Richard Dellos would spend Sundays “playing” Mass, convincing his younger sister Gloria to join him. With an old glass of his mother’s as a chalice, Richard would recite the Mass in...
Father Malachi Clark ordained to the priesthood
A day long anticipated was joyfully celebrated Aug. 15 as Father Malachi Clark was ordained the newest priest of the Diocese of Syracuse by Bishop Douglas J. Lucia at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception.
Ex-Salvadoran colonel goes on trial in Spain for 1989 Jesuit murders
A former military commander accused of killing six Jesuits and two women working with the Society of Jesus during El Salvador’s civil war went on trial June 8 in Spain, offering hopes of justice for crimes that have wallowed in impunity for more than three decades.
St. Lucy’s Justice and Peace Committee decries the ‘pervasive American sin of racism’
To the editor: We, the Justice and Peace Committee of St. Lucy’s Church are much saddened by recent events, and we deplore and denounce the death of George Floyd at the hands of the police in Minneapolis. We likewise ache for those in that community and other...
New York allows some business to resume, but guidance on churches unclear
By Renée K. Gadoua | Contributing writer Some businesses in Central New York resumed operation May 15, but it’s unclear where churches fit into the state’s reopening plan. Diocesan Masses remain suspended to prevent spreading the novel...
