How America’s first saint nearly went down with the R.M.S. Titanic
The little known story of St. Mother Cabrini’s last transatlantic crossing. They would be disappointed of course. They wanted to see her one more time before she left for New York. They were also working to secure passage for her, Sister Antony, and Sister Mary aboard this grand new ship that was to depart from […]
New York City takes to the Streets for the Holy Innocents
New Yorkers encounter supernatural hope. [New York, NY – December 30, 2020] Photography and text by Jeffrey Bruno. As the darkness of night gave way to the dawning day on the streets of New York City, stormy skies opened and a gentle rain began to fall. The city streets, slick with rain, reflected the falling […]
The Church that Rose when the Towers Fell
This story definitely shows how Providence works: Read why the church near the World Trade Center was there at all. [New York, NY – September 11, 2019] By Jeffrey Bruno – In 1785 when the cornerstone was set for what would be the first parish church in New York State, the builders would have been […]
New York City’s Day of Saving Grace
Witness two heroic acts of faith in the heart of the Big Apple. [New York, NY – February 12, 2019] Photography and text by Jeffrey Bruno -It didn’t take place in a cathedral or some famous place. There weren’t any cardinals or bishops present. In fact, it began quietly in a church nestled within Midtown […]