The Christian Charity Behind Central Park’s Field Hospital
April 3, 2020By Emily Drooby New York City hospitals are stretched to the breaking point amid the COVID-19 crisis, and a 68-bed emergency facility […]
Topic: Manhattan
P.S. 87 Parents Skeptical of Student Safety as Asbestos Removal Project Begins
February 24, 2020By Jessica Easthope For any parent, sending a young child off to school can be scary. They face challenges with schoolwork, bullying […]
As Coronavirus Fears Continue, Guardian Angels Take to the Streets of Chinatown
February 19, 2020By Emily Drooby The Guardian Angels are hitting the pavement in Chinatown, New York, taking action to calm down coronavirus fears. “It’s […]
Great Ignatian Challenge: Jesuit Schools Raise Scholarships and Food Donations
December 20, 2019By Emily Drooby With a few small steps, student Annie Kinnally is making a major impact, helping to lead her school to […]
Mother Cabrini Statue Will Be Placed in Battery Park
December 16, 2019By Tim Harfmann Lady Liberty is going to have a new neighbor. After months of controversy, Manhattan’s Battery Park City will be […]
Mother Cabrini to be Honored on Float at Columbus Day Parade
October 10, 2019By Tim Harfmann and Allyson Escobar MANHATTAN — It’s not a statue, but it is an honor. The Diocese of Brooklyn will […]
Aftereffects of 9/11 Reach Mississippi
September 11, 2019By Wandy Felicita Ortiz MANHATTAN — Earlier this year, when Kate Baragona was diagnosed with cancer, she was stunned. But the news […]
Family-Owned Religious Business Leaves After 125 Years
February 26, 2019By Tim Harfmann Since 1893, Moshy Brothers Incorporated has been based in New York City, selling religious items. But co-owners Fred and […]
