The Catholic Youth Organization of Brooklyn and Queens hosted its annual girls’ volleyball diocesan championships May 13 at Msgr. McClancy H.S., East Elmhurst, and May 20 at St. Andrew Avellino, Flushing.
Archbishop Molloy High School
Young Journalists Refine Their Skills at Tablet’s H.S. Press Awards
“Teens talk to teens differently,” said Paron. “That’s why high school journalism matters.You can talk to other young people and get a story that no one else can get. If you’re not talking to them, that means 26 percent of the population isn’t getting their voice heard and part of the tenet in journalism is to be a voice to the voiceless.”
Molloy HS Will Remember The Life of Karina Vetrano
Archbishop Molloy H.S., Jamaica, will celebrate the life of one of its late alumnae, Katrina Vetrano, with a vigil and relay walk/run event June 23-24.
Former Miss New York Visits Glendale Academy
This week’s Tablet TALK highlights a former Miss New York State’s visit to a Glendale school, a local fundraiser for a church in Haiti, an upcoming memorial event for Katrina Vetrano and more.
The Tablet’s Boys’ HS All-Star Basketball Team
After another exciting season of CHSAA hoops action, here are the 2016-2017 Brooklyn/Queens boys’ high school basketball all-stars.
Girls’ Brooklyn/Queens GCHSAA Hoops All-Stars
After another exciting season of GCHSAA hoops action, here are the 2016-2017 Brooklyn/Queens girls’ high school basketball all-stars.
Brother Charles Marcellin, F.M.S.
Brother Charles Marcellin, F.M.S., a member of the Marist Brothers of the Schools for 63 years, died at Lawrence Hospital in Bronxville, N.Y., Feb. 19. He was 81.
Brother Francis Thomas O’Malley, F.M.S
Brother Francis Thomas O’Malley, F.M.S., who taught for over 55 years in New York Marist Schools, died at De LaSalle Home in Lincroft, N.J., Feb. 9. He was 86.
Sports Round-Up Feb. 11
The Armory in Manhattan was the site of the exciting CHSAA Brooklyn/Queens boys’ sectional track and field championships on Jan. 29.
Thomas Bradley
A Mass of Christian Burial for Thomas Bradley was celebrated Dec. 30 at St. Thomas the Apostle Church, Woodhaven. He died Christmas Day.