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Tablet Talk April 6, 2019

First Grade Architects at OLGCA

Photo courtesy Our Lady of Grace Catholic Academy

These engineers are solving problems in their first grade class at Our Lady of Grace Catholic Academy, Howard Beach. Their gram pears need protection from precipitation and wind!


St. Finbar, Bath Beach, will hold its annual dinner-dance April 6, 6:30 p.m. at Rex Manor. Geraldine Lippman will receive the Richard Catarelli Award. Those receiving the Caritas Awards are Lazaro and Julia Bulux, Yvonne Maida and Sharon Toledo. Call 718-236-3312.


The Federation of Italian Americans will hold its 42nd Annual Gala on April 7, 2 p.m. at El Caribe in Mill Basin. The honorees this year are Father Michael Gelfant, pastor of St. Finbar, Concettina Ingravello, Joseph Casucci and Salvatore Fronterre. For further information contact E.Cuffari@FiaoBrooklyn.org or 718-259-2828.


“The impious in heart lay up anger; they do not cry for help when he binds them…” (Job 36:13)

Will I cry for help to my creator when the abyss of hell pulls at me to enter its eternal darkness or will my anger and pride keep me silent, sealing my faith forever?


This week’s Tip of the Tablet Talk Top Hat goes to Philip Saffian from Mrs. Jennifer McComiskey’s second grade class at Holy Family Catholic Academy in Fresh Meadows!

Saffian

He is the New York State winner of the Zaner-Bloser Handwriting Competition for second grade. About 280,000 children compete in this contest. Now onto the National Level, Good Luck Philip!


What are the works of the Holy Spirit in your corner of the diocese?

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Lent Means Baby Shower at St. Thomas

Photo courtesy Father Dwayne Davis

St. Thomas Aquinas parish in Flatlands put on a great big baby shower benefiting the Bridge for Life and the Sisters of Life. The Confirmation students gave out the tags and bottles during Lent asking the parishioners to participate in this year’s Lenten project. They were also the servers at the baby shower. The knitting club made more than 100 blankets and hats.