Cyberbullying and cryptocurrency, at first glance, sound like an unlikely combination.
Month: June 2022
New Priests Have Many To Inspire Them
The Diocese of Brooklyn was very blessed this past Saturday with the ordination to the priesthood of three men: Father Alex Olszewski; Father Andrew Tsui; and Father Dung (Vincent) Vu.
Letters to the Editor Week of June 11, 2022
Archbishop Cordileone’s Decision; Thank you, Bugsy; CNS Is a Valuable Service; Pope’s Response to Texas School Shooting Tragedy; Gun Violence, Mayhem, and Hypocrisy; Occasions of Sin.
Obituaries, Week of June 11, 2022
Father Robert A. Lilly; Sister Dorothea Jurkowski.
Only In Print: St. A’s Students Surprise Msgr. Cassato With Celebration Tribute
Msgr. David Cassato has been known to his friends as both. Some jokingly call him “King Dave,” while others playfully refer to him as “The Pope of Bensonhurst.”
Only In Print: Pick of the Glitter: Stolen Jewels Returned to Regina Paris – Twice!
The scene was the Basilica of Regina Pacis at the border of Dyker Heights and Bensonhurst.
May God Go With You, the Class of 2022
As a teacher, I have mixed feelings about graduations. While commencements launch new beginnings for graduates, they are also bittersweet farewells.
Music Helps Fill the Church At the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph
Music Director Alejandro Zuleta and Choir Leader Cristina Maria Castro at the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph in Prospect Heights believe that music is the best medicine to bring parishioners back to the pews following the Covid pandemic.
St. Francis College Valedictorian Worries About Family in Ukraine
While many people have apps on their phones like WhatsApp, DoorDash, or Uber, Antonina Horzov has one called Alarm — which alerts her whenever air raid sirens sound in Irshava, her native city in Ukraine.
Computer Donations Will Help St. Brigid Students Make the Grade
Keily Lopez has a tough time getting on the internet, but it’s not because she isn’t tech-savvy. For her, it’s a lack of access.