You might take a look at the Catholic News Service report, linked HERE.
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You might also look at the discussion on Pray Tell, linked HERE.
This blog may evolve as a mixture of the history and geography of Catholic parishes in Nassau County. In no way is this blog official. Please scroll down.
Friday, November 17, 2017
New text for the baptism of children
The bishops of the United States at their November, 2017, conference in Baltimore approved a revised translation of the baptismal rite for children, with a vote of 200 in favor, 23 against, and 3 abstentions. Please note that this is not the final step in the process of approval and implementation.
You might take a look at the Catholic News Service report, linked HERE.
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You might also look at the discussion on Pray Tell, linked HERE.
You might take a look at the Catholic News Service report, linked HERE.
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You might also look at the discussion on Pray Tell, linked HERE.
Friday, November 10, 2017
Appointments
The diocesan website has announced three new official appointments. Please see LINK HERE.
Msgr. James Pareda relinquishes one job, stays as pastor in Brookville.
Msgr. Robert Morrissey becomes Judicial Vicar.
Father Eric Fasano becomes Co-Chancellor (with Sister Maryanne Fitzgerald?) and Secretary to the Bishop.
Msgr. James Pareda relinquishes one job, stays as pastor in Brookville.
Msgr. Robert Morrissey becomes Judicial Vicar.
Father Eric Fasano becomes Co-Chancellor (with Sister Maryanne Fitzgerald?) and Secretary to the Bishop.
Saturday, November 4, 2017
Murder most tragic
Terrible news, that Deacon Patrick Logsdon was murdered November 3, 2017, at Anthony House, where for many years (decades?) he cared for and supervised men who needed help to return to the ordinary world. Newsday has the beginnings of a report.
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For years, we have helped and lauded this particular work of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul here in Nassau County. I think others founded the work, staffed it, and he continued in their footsteps.
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This is a grievous loss.
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For years, we have helped and lauded this particular work of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul here in Nassau County. I think others founded the work, staffed it, and he continued in their footsteps.
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This is a grievous loss.