A Catholic Solution

Dear Editor: The public has been appalled by the fact that just seven African American students were admitted to Stuyvesant High School. A partial solution: Catholic high schools.

Anti-Catholic Hate Crimes

Dear Editor: It is astonishing some commentators have called the people in the Sri Lanka Easter massacre ‘Easter Worshippers’ (“Easter Attacks on Churches in Sri Lanka Are Tragic, but Hardly Surprising,” April 27).

Scammers

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.

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).