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Brooklyn College Catholics Hope Revived Center Will Keep Growing (opens the original)
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FLATBUSH — From the outside, 2401 Glenwood Road in Brooklyn looks like just an ordinary, two-story house. But inside, something special is happening, according to Kayla DeWitt. DeWitt is the Catholic campus minister at Brooklyn College, where the Glenwood Road house serves as the headquarters of the college’s Newman Center, which is undergoing a revival she and other campus leaders hope will attract new members. “There’s a lot of different things that we’re going to have throughout the semester,
Brooklyn-Native Architect Wins Inaugural Bernini Award for Monastery Project (opens the original)
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Brooklyn-born architect Riccardo Vicenzino began his career designing luxury apartment buildings, but somewhere along the way decided he’d rather fill his portfolio with more religious projects. “I felt a calling for ecclesiastical architecture,” Vicenzino, a Catholic, recalled. That calling has now led him to the pinnacle of his profession and national recognition. Vicenzino, 57, principal of Riccardo S. Vicenzino Architect, PLLC, a Manhattan-based firm, won the inaugural Bernini Award in the C
Devotion to St. Thérèse of Lisieux Forms Bond Between Queens Pastor, Parishioner (opens the original)
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ASTORIA — One of the Catholic Church’s most beloved saints is fostering a special spiritual connection between a Queens pastor and one of his parishioners. Father Vincent Chirichella, pastor of St. Joseph Church in Astoria, has been devoted to St. Thérèse of Lisieux for many years, dating back to when he was discerning for the priesthood. Yvonne Sfogliano, a Eucharistic minister at the church, is also devoted to the saint, and her attachment to the “Little Flower” dates back to her childhood. Ea
Bishop’s Humanitarian Dinner Raises $1.8M for Catholic Charities Brooklyn & Queens (opens the original)
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WALL STREET — Msgr. Alfred LoPinto first became involved in Catholic Charities Brooklyn & Queens 60 years ago. It was 1966, and Msgr. LoPinto was a young man preparing to enter seminary when, he recalled, the pastor of his church talked him into working for Catholic Charities. “He said, ‘You’re going to do this. You’re going to run the summer program for kids,’ ” Msgr. LoPinto remembered the pastor telling him. “That was the beginning of a journey that has taken me to places I could never imagin
Brooklyn-Based Mission Founder Finalist for Prestigious Lumen Christi Award (opens the original)
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BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — Mother Marla Marie Lucas has answered God’s call not once, but twice in her life. In 1983, she left her journalism career at the Washington Post to profess her vows and become a sister of the Parish Visitors of Mary Immaculate. Then, in 2008, she founded a religious congregation, the Maronite Servants of Christ the Light, to work with families in need in the Eparchy of St. Maron of Brooklyn. Mother Marla is now receiving national recognition for her work. She is one of eight f
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