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Cardinal Avery Dulles, S.J.
Fordham University To Observe Cardinal Dulles’ Centenary
This year marks the centenary of the birth of Cardinal Avery Dulles, S.J., and a decade since the death of the renowned convert, Jesuit priest and American theologian. Fordham University, where … more
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Grant to St. Raymond for Baseball Field Renovations St. Raymond High School for Boys was awarded a $20,000 grant from the Hyde and Watson Foundation to renovate its baseball field on the grounds … more
Her Majesty Queen Mathilde of Belgium walks with Cardinal Dolan through the main lobby of Cathedral High School in Manhattan on her way to the gymnasium where she was greeted by the school’s 500 students, and teachers and administrators Sept. 25.
Cathedral High School Girls Won’t Forget Queen of Belgium’s Visit
Cathedral High School hosted a royal visit Sept. 25 that will provide a lifetime of memories for students, faculty and administrators. Her Majesty Queen Mathilde of Belgium met with 12 students, … more
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Principals Named at Aquinas, John C. Coleman High Schools
The board of trustees at Aquinas High School in the Bronx and John A. Coleman Catholic High School in Hurley have selected new principals. Mark Shultz stepped into his new role as principal of … more
Students visit one of the remodeled classrooms in St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School during an open house Aug. 8, as Father Robert Quarato, pastor of the parish, looks on.
Students, Staff Get Early Glimpse of Upgrades at Shrub Oak School
Staff and students of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School received a jolt of energy Aug. 8 for the start of the 2018-2019 school year in Shrub Oak. “I feel like I’m coming into a new school. I … more
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New Elementary Principals
MANHATTANSt. Ann (Regional), Allyson Geneva Hall Blessed Sacrament (Regional), Maureen NoonanSt. Paul (Regional), Christian ToalaBRONXSs. Philip & James—East/Northeast (Regional) Timothy … more
PERFORMERS’ PORTRAIT—Above, teens in costume and adults working behind the scenes on “Solanus: Blessed in America, The Story of Blessed Solanus Casey, O.F.M. Cap.” take a group photo July 30. The musical, written by Father Erik Lenhart, O.F.M. Cap., is being performed Friday, Aug. 3, in St. Genesius Gymnasium on the Catholic Youth & Family Ministries campus in Garrison.
Teens Getting Ready to Perform Blessed Solanus’ Story on Stage
Mckenzie Malcolm is ready for what her next performance may bring. The parishioner of St. Columba in Hopewell Junction is one of 23 teens with roles in “Solanus: Blessed in America, The Story of … more
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Leigh Brown, a rising eighth-grader, collects collard greens.
Ursuline Students Harvest Bronx Garden To Feed Poor and Sick
Leigh Brown noticed a change in the two months since she helped to plant 4,000 fruit and vegetable plants at the Food for Others Garden in the Wakefield section of the Bronx. “It’s grown a … more
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Nine educators were welcomed into Cohort X for the 2018-2019 Curran Catholic School Leadership Academy and six attended the commissioning ceremony at the New York Catholic Center in Manhattan June 20. Front row, from left, are Abigail Lelis, Lori Ziesel, Elizabeth Cafaro and Christina Suarez. Back row, from left, are Brian Donahue and George Eacobacci.
Curran Leadership Academy Is Next Step for Future Principals
George Eacobacci has considered becoming a school principal for a while and now the archdiocese is helping him take that next step. The teacher at St. Francis Xavier School in the Bronx is one of … more
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Stepinac Honors Academy student Michael Schwarz greets broadcast journalist Mary Calvi, who served as moderator of the Clean Water Solution Symposium at Archbishop Stepinac High School in White Plains May 30.
Stepinac’s Honors Academy Assesses Flint Water Crisis, Looks for Potential Lead Dangers in Westchester
Students in Archbishop Stepinac High School’s Honors Academy program studied the water crisis in Flint, Mich., for the past year across four disciplines, engineering, health sciences, finance and … more
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Students and archdiocese education officials stand on the steps of the U.S. Capitol for a photo with Dr. Timothy J. McNiff, superintendent of schools, left, and Rep. Dan Donovan, R-NY, center, during a trip for 40 Catholic high school students to Washington, D.C., June 7 and 8.
Students’ D.C. Trip Was True Learning Experience
Ramon Centeno finished his journey through Cardinal Spellman High School in the Bronx with a memorable trip. He was one of 40 students from 19 Catholic high schools in the archdiocese to participate … more
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Moore Catholic Softball, Kennedy Catholic Lacrosse Win State Titles
The Moore Catholic High School softball team survived a late rally to capture the program’s second consecutive CHSAA Class AA state championship with a 4-3 victory over Long Island champion St. … more
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Christine and Stephen A. Schwarzman, center, welcome 93 Catholic high school seniors they sponsor through the Inner-City Scholarship Fund to Blackstone Group’s headquarters in Manhattan for an early graduation celebration May 17. All the seniors the Schwarzmans sponsor will pursue a post-secondary education. The Schwarzmans have been contributors since 2001 to the Inner-City Scholarship Fund, which annually assists more than 8,000 Catholic school students in Manhattan, the Bronx and Staten Island.
93 Graduating Students Gather to Thank the Schwarzmans
Emily Chavez was given the opportunity to say thank you and reflect back on a long journey that is coming to a close. The St. Jean Baptiste High School senior was among the 93 Catholic high school … more
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Students from The Ursuline School in New Rochelle show their Arepa Project Spanish/English boards during the May 1 gathering at Arepa Mania restaurant in New Rochelle. The seniors in the Spanish 5 Honors class are, from left, Jillian Farrell, Katherine Schuerger, Winnifred Ryan, Vittoria Gallello, Maria Bauer-Rowe and Alicia McMillan.
Ursuline Students Act to Address Venezuelan Food Crisis
At a Venezuelan restaurant in New Rochelle, students from The Ursuline School in the Westchester city met last week to have a meal and talk about what the Venezuelan food crisis means to them, and how they are raising awareness in the United States and raising funds to provide a daily “arepa” breakfast for school children at Corazon de Maria school in a poor neighborhood in Caracas, Venezuela. more
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Fordham Prep seniors Jonah Shortall, Chike Odume, John Tomsen and Michael Tozzi, the winning team at the Ignatian Social Justice Tournament April 23, hold the first-place certificate.
Ignatian Tournament Helps Jesuit Students Answer Those in Need
Fordham Prep came in first among five area Jesuit high schools competing in the Ignatian Social Justice Tournament at the Province Conference Center on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Fordham Prep’s … more
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After-School Enrichment, Enhanced Special Education Pilot Programs Set for 2018-2019
An after-school enrichment program in 15 elementary schools across the archdiocese, and an enhanced special education program at three elementary schools on Staten Island and two in the Bronx, will … more
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uxiliary Bishop John O’Hara gathers with students of Our Lady of Good Counsel School on Staten Island after celebrating the 50th anniversary of the first Mass in Good Counsel’s present church on April 29.
Marked Mass
Our Lady of Good Counsel School on Staten Island after celebrated the 50th anniversary of the first Mass in Good Counsel’s present church on April 29. The actual first Mass in the current church … more
Cardinal Dolan hugs Leilani Aviles after the senior from the Academy of Mount St. Ursula in the Bronx delivered the word of gratitude to the cardinal near the end of the Mass for the Class of 2018 at St. Patrick’s Cathedral April 23. About 1,900 students from 21 schools attended the first of two Masses honoring Catholic high school seniors in the archdiocese.
Cardinal Tells High School Seniors ‘God Has a Plan for Us’
Kelly Brann was still as excited when she was leaving St. Patrick’s Cathedral as she was when she departed John F. Kennedy Catholic High School in Somers earlier in the day. The parishioner of … more
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Manhattan College Names Dean of O’Malley Business School
Dr. Donald E. Gibson was named dean of Manhattan College’s O’Malley School of Business, effective July 1. He previously served as vice provost for academic affairs and dean of the Dolan School … more
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