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Former Brooklynite Brings Catholic Teaching to Animal Protection Effort (opens the original)
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As a child in Florida, Kristin Dunn did not consider herself an “animal person.” However, as an adult in Brooklyn, she became educated about “factory farming” methods, which fatten livestock for slaughter in confined spaces like “broiler houses” or feedlots. For example, Dunn was shocked to learn that many newborn male chicks are destroyed every year because they can’t lay eggs. So, in March 2026, Dunn launched the St. Francis Institute for Animals, which advocates for alternatives to factory fa
Alumnae Celebrate 100th Anniversary of Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School (opens the original)
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CROWN HEIGHTS — The nor’easter that pummeled the East Coast on Sept. 26 could not deter Catholic school alumnae from celebrating the 100th anniversary of their beloved alma mater, Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School. The original school at 260 Eastern Parkway served as the main diocesan scholarship high school for girls from 1926 through 1973. It was named for Bishop Charles McDonnell (1854-1921), the Diocese of Brooklyn’s second bishop. Today the regal building — the venue for the Sept. 26 ce
Plaque From Pope John Paul II’s Historic Aqueduct Mass Rescued From Queens Racetrack (opens the original)
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SOUTH OZONE PARK — For three decades, visitors to Aqueduct Racetrack, who came to place bets or just to watch thoroughbreds run, passed a bronze plaque commemorating the time the venue was visited by a saint. The holy visitor was Pope John Paul II, who died in 2005 and was canonized in 2011. St. John Paul II was in New York City on Oct. 5, 1995, for an “Apostolic Journey” that included an address to the United Nations’ 50th General Assembly. During the visit, he also came to the historic Aqueduc
St. Teresa Benedicta of The Cross ‘Stands Between Two Worlds’ — Catholic and Jewish (opens the original)
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FLATBUSH — In 2027, Catholics will reflect on the 40th anniversary of the beatification of St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross and the 85th anniversary of her martyrdom in the Holocaust. They’ll also have the chance to consider what Jewish people revere about this woman, born Edith Stein in Germany in 1891. Her family was Jewish, but after achieving renown as a philosophy professor, she converted to Catholicism and became a Carmelite religious sister. She was martyred at Auschwitz, which paved the
Diocese of Brooklyn’s Haitian Catholics Turn to Faith After Temporary Status Ends (opens the original)
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As mass deportations loomed following the end of Temporary Protected Status for Haiti on July 27, members of the island nation's diaspora filled St. Jerome Church seeking spiritual solace and direction. The post Diocese of Brooklyn’s Haitian Catholics Turn to Faith After Temporary Status Ends appeared first on The Tablet.
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