[ad_1] Veronika Shchigiel, Ph.D Recently, a neighbor contacted my husband, Arthur, and I was very concerned. In his yard, between the slope and the garbage cans, the pigeon lived for three days and three nights. My neighbor fed him seed and provided him with a little shoe box, hoping the rats wouldn’t attack. Knowing that … Read more
[ad_1] New York Knicks’ Julius Randle faces Brooklyn Nets’ Royce O’Neal on Nov. 9 at Barclays Center. (Photo: Al Bello/Getty Images) For 10 years, the Nets have called Brooklyn home. And during those 10 years, it was a whirlwind of frustration, disappointment, and failure. I’m a Brooklyn Nets fan. I have permission to say this. … Read more
[ad_1] John Viola accepted the Migration Research Center’s Immigration Achievement Award on behalf of his family’s philanthropy, the Viola Foundation, at CMS’ annual gala on November 9. (Photo: Bill Miller) BATTERY PARK CITY — In celebration of immigrants and their contributions to the fabric of American society, an immigration think tank honored a group of … Read more
[ad_1] PARK SLOPE – High church leaders from Egypt joined a congregation at the resurgent Coptic Catholic Church on Nov. 5 to celebrate their pastor and ordain him as a monsignor. Reverend Francis Fayez, pastor of the church since 2013, received his new title in a solemn mass accompanied by chants, brass plates and shouts … Read more
[ad_1] Archbishop Domenico Sorrentino was pleased to see Blessed Carlo Acutis make such a big impact on the Diocese of Brooklyn. (Photos: Courtesy of Vincent LeVien) FUTURE HEIGHTS — Archbishop Domenico Sorrentino of the Diocese of Assisi-Nocera was recently commissioned by the Diocese of Brooklyn with the October 15 edition of the Tablet depicting the … Read more