Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio called for more dialogue with diocesan employees as he celebrated Mass Sept. 4 that opened the pastoral year. It was held at the newly renovated Holy Name of Jesus Church in Park Slope, just two blocks from the Chancery Office.
This week’s Tablet TALK highlights an upcoming event featuring Jesuit Father James Martin, plans for a state-of-the-art media center at a Sheepshead Bay parish, some recognition for grandparents and much, much more…
“I am Marist and this has new meaning for me. Whether it’s working in the baths at Lourdes, walking the rosary procession or hiking through the French countryside, in the footsteps of Champagnat, I am ever grateful for all that I have been blessed to do and experience.”
I like sports news. I am also interested in international news because I like to hear what’s going on in our world. I usually get the news from my television or my phone by using Twitter and Instagram.
I express myself creatively through the service work/volunteer work I do at Molloy and for campus ministry. I am a campus ministry leader here, and I love helping others; it is how I truly allow myself to just be me.
This commandment is important to me because you can steal many times and say “I’m sorry” but not actually mean it. To me, you have to learn why you are doing something to help stop yourself from doing it.
Here’s a look at The Tablet’s annual “Back to School” special section that appeared in the Aug. 23, 2014 issue of the newspaper.
Responses from St. Joseph H.S.
The following is the text of a memorandum from Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio to deans, pastors, administrators, ethnic apostolates, campus ministers and youth ministers. It is my pleasure to announce that the Diocese of Brooklyn has contracted the services of Peter’s Way Tours Inc. to assist us with our arrangement for World Youth Day, Poland. The […]
“The people of La Guama have very little, but they are like the happiest people on earth,” said rising senior Melody Roberts. “Everyone in La Guama looks out for one another. They care. They are one big happy family.”
