Father Anthony Dell’Anno was honored by the Kings County Chapter of the Catholic War Vaterans Oct. 2 at the Rex Manor.
Schools
Youth Views: Did you ever learn an unexpected lesson from someone unexpected?
My siblings are not usually my go-to source for help, but they really are helpful when it comes to my homework, as well as helping me solve other problems, such as if I had a fight with a friend.
Teen News Flash Oct. 11
Pedometer-a-thon for WYD; Confirmation Retreat; XLT Fall Tour: Night of Praise; Tango for Young Adults; Youth Page Submissions
St. Saviour Teens and the Word of God
Seniors from St. Saviour H.S., Park Slope, dedicated themselves to the service of God as extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion and lectors during a ceremony at St. Saviour Church.
Miraculous Medal Youth
The Young Adult Leaders of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal, Ridgewood, welcomed the shepherd of their diocese, Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio.
Family Fun in Bayside
Sacred Heart School, Bayside, kicked off the year with its first Family Fun Day. The roots for this activity took hold last spring in one of the Mother’s Club meetings.
The Stars Were Out at Catholic Migration Dinner
Attendees at the annual Shining Star Dinners sponsored by Catholic Migration Services came from all over the world as the diocese honored some of the most active Catholic immigrants in Brooklyn and Queens.
Shining Stars Light the Night in Coney Island
The stars were out in Coney Island these past two Friday evenings. Catholic Migration Services conducted its annual Shining Stars dinners honoring the heroes and heroines of the immigrant apostolates in Brooklyn and Queens.
What is a skill that you think will be beneficial for your future?
This year I learned CPR. This will help me in the future to be a lifeguard or help others who need it.
St. Peter Academy Sees Increase in Enrollment
It was a day for celebration at St. Peter Catholic Academy as hundreds of students filed into the 23rd Avenue school building in Bensonhurst. The school welcomed over two dozen new students and saw an increase in the number of nursery and pre-k students, with enrollment numbers at those grade levels besting the anticipated count projected by school administration.