This week’s Tablet TALK features iPad learning in diocesan schools, a Woodside woman marking 50 years in the Catholic Daughters of America, details on an upcoming Diocesan Ultreya and much more.
Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens
Catholics Who Care
Msgr. Joseph Nugent, pastor, and Father Willy Kingsley, parochial vicar, help load a Catholic Charities van with parish donations from St. Paul’s Church on Court St. in Boerum Hill.
Saints Joachim and Anne Nursing and Rehabilitation
Placing a loved one in a nursing home can be one of life’s hardest decisions. Let Catholic Charities help.
Feast Day Festivities at SS. Joachim and Anne
The SS. Joachim and Anne Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Coney Island celebrated its feast day in style.
Bishop’s Humanitarian Dinner Raises Over $1M
More than $1 million was raised to support the work of Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens, the human services agency of the Diocese of Brooklyn, at the Bishop’s Humanitarian Award Dinner, June 28.
Northside Seniors Exhibit Original Art
Northside Senior Citizen Center will be hosting its annual Art Exhibit and Sale on Friday, June 16, 1-3 p.m.
New Charities Residence Named for Bishop Daily
In a rare public appearance, Bishop Emeritus Thomas V. Daily was present for the dedication April 5 of the new Brooklyn Residence named in his honor sponsored by Catholic Charities.
Statement on Angel Guardian Home
In response to a report in a local newspaper that Catholic Charities was about to buy the former Angel Guardian Home, Charities issued a statement saying it would not proceed with the transaction.
Anniversary Celebration for Canarsie Pastor
This week’s Tablet TALK features a Canarsie pastor’s ruby jubilee, highlights an upcoming art show in Marine Park featuring religious works, offers details on a young adult retreat this spring and much more.
Lenten Opportunities for Deaf at St. James Cathedral
Numerous offerings fill church calendars during the Lenten season, giving the faithful ways to renew and deepen their faith. But for Catholics who are deaf or hearing-impaired, trying to take part in these events can be a challenge.
