Brother Guy Consolmagno, director of the Vatican Observatory, appeared at Canisius University October 24, 2023 for a special presentation. Prior to that event, WNY Catholic had the privilege and honor of sitting with Br. Consolmagno in our own studio to discuss faith, science, and the many misconceptions about the Catholic Church's relationship with astronomy.

While the children await the start of a meteor shower, Sister Justine is there to share the story of St. Dominic, the patron saint of astronomy.

The Catholic Diocese of Buffalo celebrated its vast and diverse Hispanic heritage with a Mass that came on the final day of National Hispanic Heritage Month, October 15, 2023.

When a new student asks the question "What is God?" the class and teacher are surprised. But Sister Justine helps out by telling the story of St. Thomas Aquinas, one of the Catholic Church's best-known students and thinkers, who asked the very same question.

The Diocese of Buffalo held its annual Red Mass Thursday, October 5, 2023 in partnership with the St. Thomas More Guild. The annual Mass seeks the blessings of the Holy Spirit for judges and attorneys to conduct their duties with true justice, mercy, and integrity.

Observing a respect for life, celebrations of cultural diversity and charitable service, a visiting exhibit remembering a late teenager's dedication to the Eucharist, and a special gathering to be held elsewhere in New York State. That's just some of what's covered in WNY Catholic Audio's preview of October events of interest to people within the Diocese of Buffalo.

The Foundation of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo, a separate entity within the diocese, gathers support for those who are candidates for priesthood. WNY Catholic Audio hosted a discussion to learn more about how the Foundation helps seminarians, and learn more about the state of vocations within the Diocese of Buffalo.

Bishop Michael Fisher of the Diocese of Buffalo celebrated the annual 8th and 12th Grade Masses in St. Joseph Cathedral in back-to-back days, continuing a tradition welcoming Catholic school students to downtown Buffalo.

Southern Tier Catholic School, located in Olean, NY, is beginning its school year in a new home, classrooms within the former St. John's School. Bishop Michael Fisher presided over the school's "grand re-opening" Mass.

Buffalo Bishop Michael Fisher made another appearance at a local Catholic school to mark the new academic year. His latest visit was to St. John the Baptist in Kenmore, where he presided over a school Mass.