Educating Mind, Body and Soul At St. Gregory the Great School, Bellerose, our mission is to educate the complete person: mind, body and soul. The Christian way of life is taught and modeled by teachers, and the Gospel message is proclaimed. Service is provided to our community and those around us. St. Gregory’s offers: […]
Flushing’s Hidden Gem St. Mel’s School has been providing Catholic education with academic excellence on the Flushing/Whitestone border since 1960. In the Catholic tradition of imitating Christ, we create and maintain an atmosphere of growth in our Catholic identity as well as academic excellence and social and emotional development of the students. We boast […]
Fostering a Peaceful World Located in the Prospect/Lefferts Gardens area of Flatbush, St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Academy has educated children for more than 104 years in the Catholic tradition of excellence. The school follows the Common Core State Standards and is committed to including art and music to enhance the educational program. Various […]
Cherishing Our History As We Build the Future For 75 years, Fontbonne Hall Academy has been the sparkling gem of a school on 99th St. and Shore Rd. in Bay Ridge. Her alumnae have gone out into the world as educators, scientists, engineers, physicians and mathematicians, supported by a strong STEM curriculum. Classroom instruction […]
Embraces Mission of Stewardship There’s a simple mission thriving at St. Anselm’s Catholic School in Bay Ridge – Stewardship. What Time Is It? At St. Anselm Catholic School, it is always time for stewardship. Whether it’s through frequent daily prayer, the educational interactions among teachers and students, or simply passing one another in the […]
The diocesan Vicariate for Black Catholic Concerns conducted a prayer service Jan. 21 at St. Teresa of Avila Church, South Ozone Park, to commemorate the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Readings from Scripture as well as the writing of Dr. King, along with personal reflections, were interspersed with prayers and hymns. Participants included […]
by Marie Elena Giossi Cloistered away in a monastery in Borough Park, the Sisters Adorers of the Precious Blood and Servants of the Lord and the Virgin of Matará Sisters (S.S.V.M.) minister unseen at the service of God and their brothers and sisters. More than a dozen Precious Blood Sisters and Sister Servants, […]
by Antonina Zielinska On the 40th anniversary of the Supreme Court decision to legalize abortions, the faithful from throughout New York gathered at St. Patick’s Cathedral, Manhattan, for a Mass and procession. Cardinal Timothy Dolan was the main celebrant Jan. 22 at the 7 a.m. Eucharistic celebration. During his homily, he said that the United […]
by Sarah MacDonald DUBLIN (CNS) – In the wake of the largest pro-life demonstration ever to have taken place in Ireland, cracks have begun to emerge in the coalition government over its plans to legislate for abortion. More than 25,000 people converged on Dublin Jan. 19, braving bitterly cold weather, to attend the “Unite for […]
by Patricia Zapor WASHINGTON (CNS) – President Barack Obama’s second Inauguration Day Jan. 21 started with a private prayer service at St. John’s Episcopal Church and centered on a swearing-in ceremony bracketed by prayers and highlighted by an inaugural address dotted with references to God-given societal rights and obligations. Speaking to a crowd estimated at […]
