Responses from the Catherine Laboure Special Education Program
Schools
Summer Is About BBQ and BBall For St. Thomas Aquinas Youth
“It is always a wonderful opportunity to get together with members of the youth group because while we come from so many different schools and backgrounds, we all are linked together by our parish, St. Thomas Aquinas.”
Frogs, Forensics and First Aid At TMLA
More than 130 seventh- and eighth-grade girls from elementary schools in Queens took part in Summer Fest 2014, an academic enrichment program at The Mary Louis Academy, Jamaica Estates
Salute to Sister Roberta
Alumni, students, faculty, parishioners and friends filled Our Lady of the Snows Church in North Floral Park to honor to Sister Roberta Oberle, C.S.J., who is retiring after 28 years as parish school principal.
Teen News Flash – Sacred Heart Girl Scouts
Congratulations to Angelica Cieslak and Stella Guida from Sacred Heart Troop No. 4121 in Glendale for receiving the Silver Award.
Youth Views: What is an ability that you appreciate in others but do not possess yourself?
I am not very athletic, but I do appreciate and respect those who are. It takes time and discipline to be able to commit to a sport, and I value that.
Youth Views: Has your love for your parents changed from the time you were a young child?
People change as they grow up and have a different perspective of their parents. But I will always have the love I had as kid for my parents.
‘Zoo Crew’ Helps Run Vacation Bible School (with slideshow)
St. Kevin’s Church, Flushing, was crawling with “little critters” at the parish’s first-ever weeklong Vacation Bible School, held July 7 though 11.
YAMS Teens Accept Highest Form of Generosity
I appreciated the desire of the revivalists for us to have the same relationship with God as they do; I feel this is the ultimate form of generosity.
Youth Views: Reflect upon the Catholic teaching of labor before capital.
God gave humans souls, and this automatically puts humans above the interest of capital. That is why I always make sure to tell cashiers: “I hope you have a wonderful day.” Cashiers are often treated as machine operators, when in reality they are God’s children —just like us.