The students of Holy Family School are invited to participate in a family lineage project. One of the classmates, who is adopted, worries she won't be able to contribute. Sister Justine shares the story of St. Martin de Porres, a saint of mixed races who endured rejection and prejudice while growing up, but who loved and was loved by his family of Catholic faith.

As the students of Holy Family School prepare to produce their first-ever video podcast, they learn about St. Clare of Assisi, and how a holy woman who didn't live in the era of television can be its patron saint.

While volunteering at their local St. Vincent de Paul Center, the students of Holy Family School encounter a rude drive-by stranger. Sister Justine tells them the story of St. Vincent de Paul, who while growing up could be a difficult person in his own right, until he learned and better appreciated the power of God's compassion.

When one of the students admits not going to Confession since his First Reconciliation, he worries about what trouble he might be in. Sister Justine shares the story of St. Maria Faustina Kowalska to remind the students that Jesus wants to heal those who seek His Divine Mercy.

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The internet is a powerful system. It's even better when it's used for good. The students of Holy Family School learn this as Sister Justine tells the tale of Blessed Carlo Acutis, who used his computer skills to celebrate Eucharistic miracles and apparitions by Our Blessed Mother, Mary.

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Yes, we know, it's been a while since we released new content on the Sound Hub. But we've not been idled. Instead, we've been very busy preparing new audio productions which are coming out here on the Diocese of Buffalo's Soundcloud channel this month! Michael Mroziak offers a preview of new shows and news coverage coming up in December.

Local Catholics who came to Western New York from numerous African nations joined Sunday, November 17 for the annual African Thanksgiving Mass and Bazaar, sponsored by the Diocese of Buffalo's Office of Cultural Diversity.

Prayers at the latest Healing Mass celebrated at the Basilica of the National Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima in Lewiston, New York, included those for the healing for all Catholics feeling angst amid the numerous parish mergers and closings happening as part of the Diocese of Buffalo's Road to Renewal.

For the second consecutive day, St. Joseph Cathedral in Buffalo was the site for a special Catholic school Mass, celebrated every year by the Diocese of Buffalo. This time, it was students from 12th Grade classes at area Catholic high schools who were welcomed.

The Diocese of Buffalo celebrated its annual 8th Grade Mass in St. Joseph Cathedral, Tuesday, October 22, 2024. Students learned about the history of the cathedral, while Bishop Michael Fisher spoke about the special love Jesus asks us to have, "Agape."