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Camillo Barone

Camillo Barone

Camillo Barone is an NCR staff reporter. His email address is cbarone@ncronline.org.

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Columbia University students are seen in the pro-Palestinian encampment in the Morningside Heights campus in New York City on April 26. (NCR photo/Camillo Barone)

Catholic group at Columbia seeks to foster 'mutual respect' amid protests

As protests over the Israeli-Gaza war continue at Columbia University, leaders of the Catholic student group say they will support what helps create "genuine fraternity and mutual respect" among their fellow students.

Retired U.S. Cardinal Raymond Burke speaks to the New York Men's Leadership Forum on April 23. (NCR photo/Camillo Barone)

Cardinal Burke decries 'persecution' of Latin Mass at New York men's event

Retired U.S. Cardinal Raymond Burke decried the "persecution" of the Latin Mass during a men's breakfast event in New York City on April 23. He also offered views on denying Communion to Catholic politicians who support abortion rights.

Brooklyn Bishop Robert Brennan addresses the congregation during Divine Mercy Sunday Mass at All Saints Church in the East Williamsburg section of Brooklyn April 7.

Brooklyn's Catholic diocese agrees to independent oversight of clergy abuse allegations

The Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn has agreed to the appointment of an independent monitor to oversee its handling of clergy abuse cases, as part of a settlement with New York Attorney General Letitia James. 

Fr. Frederick Daley, pastor of All Saints Church, blesses a tree planted by some of the members of the Caring For Our Common Home environmental task force in Syracuse, New York, in summer 2023. (Courtesy of Michael Songer)

Syracuse Catholic parish wins national environmental prize

A task force at All Saints Church has won the 2024 Cool Congregations Challenge in the "Community Inspiration" category. The annual competition celebrates efforts by U.S. religious congregations to combat climate change.

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