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Articles published in My Daily Visitor February 8th, 2008 Friday St Jerome Emiliani & St. Josephine Bakhita Freeing the Soul Today, we celebrate two very different saints, both of whom faced imprisonment of body and mind. Only through this prison … Continue reading →

Articles published in My Daily Visitor February 1st, 2008 Friday Growth A parable for the followers then and now. Another story that crosses not only time but cultures as well. From one millennium to the next, His words are understandable … Continue reading →

Published in Mental Health News “Because I believe in the Bible, which teaches to love and welcome the immigrant and because… I’m an American.”- . What wondrous words by our Cardinal Dolan in regards to the immigration crisis in this … Continue reading →

Published in Mental Health News I both enjoyed and applaud your article on the joint recognition of the ADL and our Cardinal’s receipt of the special Award. It is delightful to see our youth of different faiths gathering together, learning … Continue reading →

Published in Mental Health News It was very gratifying reading about our Church’s proactive policy in the fight against the stigma of mental illness and the fight to improve our lives. Too many people hide their sufferings, too many are … Continue reading →

Published in the Westchester Guardian, February 2015 The New Rochelle Public Library (NRPL) http://www.nrpl.org. Main Library 1 Library Plaza, New Rochelle, 10801. Tele: 914-632-7878. Huguenot Children’s Library Branch 794 North Avenue, New Rochelle, Tele: (914) 632-8954. Chartered in 1894, this … Continue reading →

Published in the Westchester Guardian, July 2015 “If you can’t feed a hundred people, then feed just one.” Mother Theresa. “I have no family nor support group, so I must be as self-reliant as I can to avoid institutionalization. MOW … Continue reading →

Published in the Westchester Guardian, March 2015 Part I Our treasure of free public libraries in the American Colonies can be traced back to 1656, when Boston merchant Captain Robert Keayne willed his collection of books to the city. Later, … Continue reading →

Published in the Westchester Guardian, March 2014 I do not know how this will affect the mentally ill community and their daily suffering but we have a lot of opinions. Governor Andrew Cuomo has implemented a plan to redesign our … Continue reading →

Published in the Westchester Guardian, May 2014 “Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it.” Andy Warhol. The question of what is art can be very contentious and argumentative. Every generation, especially in a free republic, has their own … Continue reading →