Dear Editor: Thank you for your April 20, 2019 article “Scammers in Email Pose as Pastors.” I am an officer of the Saint Andrew Avellino Friendship Club and the Broadway-Flushing Homeowners Association and I recently spoke to both groups about phone scammers.
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United Through Christ
Dear Editor: I have truly enjoyed reading all of the articles celebrating Holy Week throughout the Brooklyn and Queens diocese (“Our Multi-Ethnic Diocese Is Touched by World News,” Editor’s Space, April 27).
Inspiring And Caring
Dear Editor: How wonderful to have found such an inspiring and caring person (“Parish Priest Helped Share Sweet Sally’s Sunshine,” March 30).
Legalized Murder
Dear Editor: It has been my experience that the Holy Spirit often works where and whenever it will. Sometimes, in the form of a gentle loving whisper and others in a thunderous roar.
It Is Indeed God Talking
Dear Editor: This article brought tears to my eyes (“Park Slope Catholic School Students Share ‘Tree of Life’ With Local Synagogue,” April 6).
Bishop Caggiano
Dear Editor: This is very heartening (“Recovery From Abuse Scandals Is A ‘Generational’ Task, Bishop Says,” March 30).
A Wonderful Evening
Dear Editor: Great article and good coverage (“Cathedral Prep Students Benefit From Bishop ‘Iggy’s’ Memory,” April 6).
A Beautiful Person
Dear Editor: I am so saddened to hear this (“Sister Mildred Donohue, R.S.M.,” Obituaries, April 20).
Brothers And Sisters
Dear Editor: I was at Mass on Sunday February 24 at St. Anastasia parish in Douglaston, where a homily was given by Deacon Arthur Miller. Deacon Art, is an author, radio host, revivalist and a retired businessman and is a director for Black Catholic Ministries for the Archdiocese of Hartford, Conn.
He Is One In A Million
Dear Editor: From time to time I think about Father Rock (“St. John’s Priest Is a ‘Rock’ for Athletes,” Feb. 23). I’ve not met any priest like him before or after. He is one in a million.