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Vol. 46     No. 47    February 13, 2008
National/World News  from Catholic News Service
NEW! Click on the logo to access Faith Alive, a weekly catechetical feature from Catholic News Service.
 

Award winner profiles

This week TLIC continues profiling those honored with the first annual St. Agnes Medal of Service, awarded by Bishop Murphy to representatives from each parish, as well as four diocesan representatives, during a ceremony at St. Agnes Cathedral, Rockville Centre on Friday, Sept. 14. Full Story

Profile list

The list of all the winners can be accessed via the link below. Names printed in blue on the list are linked to profiles that have already been published. Click on the link to view that individual’s profile. We will continue adding new profiles as they are published each week. Full List
 

50 Years as a Diocese

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from this special edition of our newspaper.

 
 

‘Elected through God...’

By Mary Gorry Staff Reporter

Rockville Centre — More than 600 people in this diocese will be welcomed as full members of the Catholic Church at the Easter Vigil. They have been preparing through the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA), a process that takes about a year.
Full Story

 

World Marriage Day

Enrichment Day offers ‘healthy vision of marriage’

By Mary Iapalucci Staff Reporter
Holy Spirit Church in New Hyde Park hosted a diocesan enrichment day for married couples Feb. 9. Full Story

Engaged? First call the Church,
then the caterer


By Mary Iapalucci Staff Reporter
For information on marriage preparation. Full Story

 

Modern technology promotes traditional values for couples

Modern technology is helping to promote traditional values at a Web site, www.foryourmarriage.org, introduced by the U.S. bishops for couples of all faiths, from the newly engaged to long-time marrieds.
Full Story

 

Partners in Christ: Couples serve together

By Lena Pennino

In a quiet church on Dec. 30, he knelt down and washed her feet. When he was done, he kissed each foot and then popped the question right there in the chapel at St. Gabriel’s Spiritual Center for Youth on Shelter Island.
For Anthony Muhs, 23, and Stephanie Kerchinski, 23, it was their dream engagement. For years, Stephanie had imagined that her husband would wash her feet. For her, it was the sign of ultimate humility and service.
Full Story

 

St. Martha’s parish celebrates 150th Lourdes anniversary

By Mary Gorry Staff Reporter

Uniondale – Despite the freezing cold, parishioners of St. Martha’s Church here filled the church Feb. 11 to celebrate a multicultural anointing Mass commemorating the 150th anniversary of the apparition of the Blessed Mother to St. Bernadette in Lourdes, France.
Full Story


 

Childhood friend says Tom Coughlin’s success is rooted in values of Catholic school and parish

Rochester, N.Y. (CNS) — Mayor Ted Young of Waterloo sees a link between the success of the New York Giants and St. Mary parish in his Seneca County village.
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Planned giving options help provide for future of Church on L.I.

By Mary Gorry Staff Reporter

People support the Church financially in many ways — donating to charities, giving to the Catholic Ministries Appeal, putting money in the Sunday collection at Mass — and the Diocese of Rockville Centre is also encouraging local Catholics to consider taking advantage of another avenue of contributing, called planned giving.
Full Story
 

Cardinal: Good Friday wording a challenge, not an obstacle

CNS

Vatican City (CNS) — A Vatican cardinal defended Pope Benedict XVI’s reformulation of a prayer for the conversion of Jews and said he hopes it will not become an obstacle in Catholic-Jewish dialogue.
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My Catholic School Experience
In our community, the public junior high school is across the street from the Catholic regional school where we send our son. When I drive my son to school in the morning, I receive a clear picture of the difference between the two schools and a reminder of why I send my son to Catholic school.
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I am thankful

By Luis Turcios

My school has been very helpful to me. Despite the fact that The De La Salle School is not co-ed and doesn’t provide lunch, it does provide an excellent education. The school has only four grades with one class in each grade level.
Full Story
 
 

HEALTH & HOSPITALS

Scholarships available for healthcare studies

Rockville Centre — Applications are now being accepted for the Sister Mary Grace Memorial Scholarship in Health Care sponsored by the Council of Leagues of Mercy Medical Center.
Full Story

 

Molloy offers panel discussions for nurses

Molloy College will host two panel discussions for nurses this month. The first program, entitled “Legal Issues and Implications for Nursing,” will take place on Thursday, Feb. 14, at 7 p.m. in the college’s Hays Theater.
Full Story

 

Local missionary: Gospel can inspire health care workers motivated by faith

CNS

New York (CNS) — Health care providers who are motivated by faith can use Gospel inspiration to do the right thing when they might otherwise be tempted to take the easy way out, according to Maryknoll Father Peter LeJacq. Father LeJacq, a physician, is a graduate of St. Mary’s High School and St. Mary’s Elementary School in Manhasset.
Full Story

 
Msgr. Maniscalco to author Question and Answer column

Beginning after the new year, Msgr. Francis Maniscalco will offer a monthly Question and Answer column in TLIC designed to respond to inquiries from readers about Church teachings, practices and various aspects of the Catholic faith. Currently director of the diocesan Respect Life Office, Msgr. Maniscalco is a former editor of The Long Island Catholic and former director of communications for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.

We invite readers to submit your questions to Msgr. Maniscalco c/o The Long Island Catholic, P.O. Box 9000, Roosevelt, NY 11575. You may also fax them to us at 516-594-1092. Or you may e-mail your questions to editor@licatholic.org.
 


 
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