Much to Like in Governor Hochul’s Executive Budget – and More to Be Done
February 02, 2026News Releases
Much to Like in Governor Hochul’s Executive Budget – and More to Be Done
Statement by Dennis Poust, executive director of the New York State Catholic Conference, on Governor Hochul’s Executive Budget proposal.
Read More...NYS Concedes Catholic Plaintiffs Are Not Subject to Abortion Mandate
Statement by Dennis Poust, executive director of the New York State Catholic Conference, on NYS conceding in the abortion mandate case.
Read More...Statement on the appointment of Most Rev. John Bonnici as 10th Bishop of Rochester
Statement on the announcement of Bishop Salvatore R. Matano's resignation and appointment of Bishop John S. Bonnici as the Bishop of Rochester.
Read More...Statement on Appointment of Archbishop-Designate Hicks; Retirement of Cardinal Dolan
Statement on the appointment of New York Archbishop-designate Hicks and the retirement of Cardinal Dolan.
Read More...NYS Bishops’ Statement on Gov. Hochul’s Plan to Sign Assisted Suicide Bill
Statement by Timothy Cardinal Dolan and the Bishops of New York State on Governor Hochul’s announcement that she will sign the physician-assisted suicide bill passed earlier this year by the legislature.
Read More...Assisted Suicide Advocates Admit They’ll Push for Expansion Once Bill is Signed by Governor Hochul
Statement responding to assisted suicide advocates pledging to expand the law once enacted.
Read More...Statement on Latest State Bailout for Planned Parenthood
Statement by Kristen Curran, director of government relations for the NYS Catholic Conference, on Planned Parenthood's latest state bailout.
Read More...Statement on the appointment of Most Rev. Mark O’Connell as 11th Bishop of Albany
Statement on the announcement of Bishop Edward B. Scharfenberger's resignation and appointment of Auxiliary Bishop Mark W. O’Connell of the Archdiocese of Boston.
Read More...Statement on Pending Assisted Suicide Legislation
Statement from Robert J. Bellafiore, a spokesman for the New York State Catholic Conference, regarding the physician-assisted suicide bill awaiting Executive action.
Read More...NYSCC Urges New Yorkers to Tell Congress to Pass Religious Workforce Protection Act
NYS Catholic Conference asks NYers to write to Congress urging them to pass bill to keep foreign-born priests and religious workers in US (Religious Workforce Protection Act)
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