Dear Editor: With eternal gratitude, in honored memory of the God-inspired devotion to freedom lived, fought and died for by the Armed Forces of the United States of America.
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The ‘Old’ St. John’s Prep
Dear Editor: Anxious was my feeling as I boarded the JJ train at the 102nd Street station, Richmond Hill, that morning in 1967 en route to the Myrtle Avenue stop of the old St. John’s Prep on Lewis Avenue.
Richmond Hill Memoirs
Dear Editor: Great article! (125 Years of Faith in Richmond Hill, May 13.)
Dems Have Changed
Dear Editor: I am all for pro-life and it looks like I will be changing my vote again. (Democrats’ Anti-Life Stance Continues to Alienate People, May 6.)
Like Riding the F Train
Dear Editor: “Celebrating Mother’s Day at 11,152 Feet Altitude” by AnneMarie Prono (May 13) was a lovely piece.
Twins Are a Big Hit
Dear Editor: My son, T.J., played baseball with Charlie and Ryan Neuweiler of Msgr. McClancy H.S. (April 22) for three years on an elite travel team on Long Island.
The Law Matters
Dear Editor: This is concerning the letter “Work to Dismiss Borders” (May 20).
Work to Dissolve Borders
Dear Editor: I recently read Father Catoir’s Up Front and Personal (April 29) on immigrations and protecting the borders.
Concern for Health Act
Dear Editor: I was glad to see recent coverage of church leaders expressing concerns about the American Health Care Act (AHCA). Church leaders were right to critique certain aspects of the Affordable Care Act before, and they are right to critique the AHCA now, all on the basis of how they do or don’t protect the vulnerable.
Local Fatima Pilgrim
Dear Editor: On Saturday, May 13, I left Our Lady Queen of Martyrs after noon Mass, Confession and the First Joyful Mystery of the Rosary. As I opened the door to leave, I felt the falling rain. I had made a vow the previous summer to take a walk to Our Lady of Fatima Church near LaGuardia Airport.