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Journey of Hope
2008 Annual Report Journey of Hope . Renewing Reinforcing Revitalizing The Catholic Community of Brooklyn and Queens Since its founding in 1853, the faithful of the Diocese of Brooklyn have grown as stewards of God’s gifts. This sense of stewardship is as real today as it was 155 years ago. Through the faithful family and friends of the Diocese of Brooklyn and the generosity shared with the Alive in Hope capital campaign YOU the people of our diocese established the Alive in Hope Foundation— the Catholic Community Foundation of the Diocese of Brooklyn. Today, the diocese is home to 1.5 million Catholics from 167 countries. With your help, the Alive in Hope Foundation is able to fulfill its mission of meeting the needs of this diverse, urban population. INTERNATIONAL CATHOLIC STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL AliVE in Hope Foundation of the Diocese of BrooKLYN Is Herby Awarded an Honorable Mention In Recognition of Their Excellence in Total Foundation Effort ICSC ANNUAL CONFERENCE BOSTON, MA Reverend Monsignor John J. Bracken, Chairman Dear Friends: On behalf of the Board of Directors for the Alive in them a great sense of hope. It is our collective privilege to Hope Foundation (AIHF), I am so honored and pleased serve our benefactors as the conduit of your benevolence. to present a stewardship report for the 2007 fiscal year Your gifts touch the heart of so many including us who of our ten-year-old foundation. The journey of hope have the fortune to see your largesse in action. began in 1998. Since then, over $21 million has been Know as we enter the next decade of our existence, we distributed in grant, aid and scholarships throughout give thanks to those who made the first decade one the populous boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens. -
THE CLASS of of the City University of New York May 28, 2020 2020 1
Herbert H. Lehman College THE CLASS OF of The City University of New York May 28, 2020 2020 1 Dear Class of 2020: As I write this, I am reflecting on the 2018 Winter Olympics. I remember being impressed by the vignettes highlighting the personal sacrifice and commitment that led some of the most admired and talented athletes in the world to the medal stand. Those traits – sacrifice and commitment – came to mind when I thought about your graduating class of more than 3500 students. Though you did not have the privilege those Olympic athletes enjoyed to devote themselves completely to just one thing, you have shown, especially in the months leading up to this moment, that you share the same kind of commitment and sacrifices needed to help you take your place among champions. While studying, many of you have worked several part-time jobs, caring for children and relatives, commuting many hours to and from classes. Without the benefit of a financial safety net, you have also now managed to complete the disrupted term of spring term, often with inadequate internet access and with multiple challenges compounded by stay-at-home restrictions. What you have achieved would be admirable in any context but in the context of 2020, it is phenomenal. Nearly 40 percent of you have lost your jobs and critical income this spring. Some of you have battled COVID-19 yourselves, and far too many of you have friends and loved ones coping with COVID-19. It grieves me to say that at least two of your peers lost the fight with coronavirus, with the Bronx being one of the counties hardest-hit by the pandemic in the country. -
Cultural Update
Winter 2011 Issue 35 Featured Articles A Multicultural Perspective: Why It’s Important for Parishes That Are You Need To Be There: The Culturally Homogeneous 25thAnnual African American By Mrs. M. Annette Mandley-Turner, Executive Director Catholic Leadership Awards Banquet Our church is called to be a wel- coming community to all people. Family Life Skills Initiatives Within the mission of our archdio- cese, it states that “We are the Stewardship...a Way of Living Catholic Church in central KY., a community of believers rich in our Beyond Diversity tradition and growing in our diver- Celebrating Diversity: sity, striving for fullness of life in The Crocodile and the Hen God.” Welcoming the diversity in our midst is a priority of our arch- Effective Tools for Ministering diocese. The Office of Multicul- in Diversity tural Ministry (OMM) and the De- partment of Evangelization are The Virgin of Guadalupe M. Annette Mandley-Turner charged with the task of imple- Just as all races, ethnicities and menting initiatives related to wel- Faith Engaged: A Reflection on a coming diversity. OMM recog- Spirit-Filled Day cultures in the world are repre- nizes its role as an advocate of sented in the population of the Heroes of Hope United States, so too do they find multiculturalism and supports par- a home within the Catholic ishes in their efforts to respond to Las Posadas Church. Each group brings its own the needs of their diverse commu- language, history, customs, rituals nity; raising the awareness of the Working Together to Make and traditions “for building up the diversity in their midst. -
Honor Roll Stories of Honor
THE FOUNDATION for BARNES-JEWISH HOSPITAL Honor Roll Stories of Honor A Legacy of Giving 3 A Focus on Community Health 5 A Fight of a Lifetime 7 A Symbol of Hope 9 Honor Roll 10 Tribute Gifts 40 2019 2019: AN AMAZING YEAR ROLL HONOR Each year in our Honor Roll, we have the privilege Installed Patrick White, MD, as the inaugural Stokes to recognize the incredible people in our community, Family Endowed Chair in Palliative Medicine and throughout the country and around the world who come Supportive Care, representing a new department at together for one common cause: to enrich lives, save Washington University School of Medicine that is lives and transform health care through charitable gifts working to transform the way we think about end-of- to The Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital. life care and living with chronic and painful diseases. We are honored to take this opportunity to tell the stories Awarded nearly 150 scholarships at Goldfarb School of our donors who were inspired by the exceptional, of Nursing to the future nurses who are so critical to compassionate care they received. These stories are about the health and well-being of patients in our community. the tradition of giving and community service, as well as inspiring courage and eternal optimism in the face Raised more than $4 million at the annual of challenging circumstances. They epitomize what we Illumination Gala to support innovative research know to be true about our donors: that individuals have at Siteman Cancer Center. the power to change the world around them for the better. -
Kent County Naturalization Name Index, Aalbers, A
Kent County Naturalization Name Index Last name First name Middle name Volume Page Fir Sec Aalbers Aalbers V62 4 Aalbers Aalbert V24 141 Aalddriks Antonie V16 75 Aalderink John K. V16 355 Aaldrick Matthew V16 308 Aardem Arie V16 304 Aardema Klaas V17 27 Aarnouds Pieter V6 8 Aarnoudse Marenus V15 503 Abagis Chas V30 130 Abbas Sain Allez V49 265 Abbelma Joseph B1 F5 Abbelma Joseph V2 564 Abbott Frank V27 92 Abbott John V45 36 Abbott John V68 33 Abdella Salik V46 117 Abdo Ahamad V29 1 Abdoo Mike V41 168 Abeaf Moses V17 391 Abeaf Moses V17 394 Abel Frederick FW B1 F1 Abel Gustav B1 F4 Abel Gustav V2 540 Abel John W. V5 70 Abel Ludwig V8 134 Friday, January 19, 2001 Page 1 of 1325 Last name First name Middle name Volume Page Fir Sec Abella Salih V68 85 Abezi Albert V25 76 Aboabsee Theab V74 40 Aboasee Theab V18 150 Abood N. B1 F5 Abood Nemy V3 90 Abraham John V17 381 Abrahamson Charles Y. B7 200 Abram John B1 F1 Abramson Morris B1 F3 Abraursz Abram Peter V27 159 Abromaitis Louis V27 381 Abromaitis Louis V67 90 Absmaier Carl V77 4 Accardi Guiseppe V50 79 Acheson John V16 616 Achille Minciotti V51 142 Achtenhof Jakob V15 145 Achter Jan V17 200 Achterhof Henri B1 F1 Achterhof Johannes V15 500 Achterhof Matheus B1 F1 Achtjes John B7 107 Ackermann Joseph V15 282 Acton John C. B7 222 Adair David G. V15 335 Adair Joseph V15 335 Adalphson Emil V18 197 Friday, January 19, 2001 Page 2 of 1325 Last name First name Middle name Volume Page Fir Sec Adam Frickartz Heinrich V41 279 Adama Jelle V22 176 Adamawiczus Baltris V37 155 Adamczak Peter V38 245 Adamczyk Wladyslaw V35 291 Adams Edward John V24 70 Adams Frank B1 F2 Adams George W. -
As Above, So Below. Astrology and the Inquisition in Seventeenth-Century New Spain
Department of History and Civilization As Above, So Below. Astrology and the Inquisition in Seventeenth-Century New Spain Ana Avalos Thesis submitted for assessment with a view to obtaining the degree of Doctor of History and Civilization of the European University Institute Florence, February 2007 EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE Department of History and Civilization As Above, So Below. Astrology and the Inquisition in Seventeenth-Century New Spain Ana Avalos Thesis submitted for assessment with a view to obtaining the degree of Doctor of History and Civilization of the European University Institute Examining Board: Prof. Peter Becker, Johannes-Kepler-Universität Linz Institut für Neuere Geschichte und Zeitgeschichte (Supervisor) Prof. Víctor Navarro Brotons, Istituto de Historia de la Ciencia y Documentación “López Piñero” (External Supervisor) Prof. Antonella Romano, European University Institute Prof. Perla Chinchilla Pawling, Universidad Iberoamericana © 2007, Ana Avalos No part of this thesis may be copied, reproduced or transmitted without prior permission of the author A Bernardo y Lupita. ‘That which is above is like that which is below and that which is below is like that which is above, to achieve the wonders of the one thing…’ Hermes Trismegistus Contents Acknowledgements 4 Abbreviations 5 Introduction 6 1. The place of astrology in the history of the Scientific Revolution 7 2. The place of astrology in the history of the Inquisition 13 3. Astrology and the Inquisition in seventeenth-century New Spain 17 Chapter 1. Early Modern Astrology: a Question of Discipline? 24 1.1. The astrological tradition 27 1.2. Astrological practice 32 1.3. Astrology and medicine in the New World 41 1.4. -
Elementary Education Seniority List
Sorted by Commissioner ELEMENTARY ED AS OF DECEMBER 16, 2020 BOARD MEETING Seniority, Prob Date, Exam TEACHER SENIORITY Date, Exam Rank, SS Rank 2020/2021 BTF 2020/2021 Contractual Commissoner ROW # LAST FIRST TENURE AREA (District) (Tenure) (Transfer and (Layoff) Recall) 1 Barkley (Vassar) Denise Elementary 37.5 34.0 2 O'Connell Mary Elementary 36.0 36.0 3 Dinnocenzo (Lazarski) Deborah Elementary 35.2 35.0 4 Daniels Barbara Elementary 34.9 34.0 5 Sam Bernadette Elementary 34.0 34.0 6 Kraft Linda Elementary 34.0 34.0 7 Kuchta Robyn Elementary 33.9 32.0 8 Mathewson Elizabeth Elementary 33.8 26.0 9 Jackson Leza Elementary 33.4 32.0 10 Buono Carmen Elementary 33.0 33.0 11 Johnson Sarah Elementary 33.0 33.0 12 Kyle Janice Elementary 33.0 31.0 13 Ziomek Donna Elementary 32.9 32.9 14 Greenan (Benaquist) Linda Elementary 32.5 32.0 15 Ruiz Angelo Elementary 32.5 32.0 16 Gandy Cynthia Elementary 32.0 32.0 17 Brauer Bonnie Elementary 31.9 31.9 18 Jackson Dale Elementary 31.9 31.9 19 Tarquin Margaret Elementary 31.9 31.9 20 Kunz Patricia Elementary 31.8 31.0 21 Lombardo Beth Elementary 31.6 30.9 22 Andolina-Brill Lisa Elementary 31.6 30.9 23 McMillan Jacqueline Elementary 31.4 31.0 24 Nikander Cheryl Elementary 31.3 30.0 25 Wolf Jeanne Elementary 31.2 29.0 26 Darling Wendy Elementary 31.0 31.0 27 Clark-Ngoma Michelle Elementary 31.0 31.0 28 Pope Moss Michea Elementary 31.0 31.0 29 Hall Stephanie Elementary 31.0 31.0 30 Ransom Karen Elementary 31.0 31.0 31 Bluntt Michele Elementary 31.0 16.4 32 Mings Kim Elementary 30.9 30.9 33 Weymer (Dinderski) -
October 4, 2013 Vol
THE CATHOLIC PAGE 3 MBS honored as Blue Ribbon school October 4, 2013 Vol. 51,ommentator No. 17 SERVING THE DIOCESE OF BATON ROUGE SINCE 1963 thecatholiccommentator.org C ‘COMFORT MY PEOPLE’ Bishop Fabre appointed to Houma-Thibodaux diocese By Barbara Chenevert The Catholic Commentator It was a special moment – the sharing of a few laughs and some words of understanding between two bishops, one jovial and vi- vacious, the other shy and soft spoken. “I know a little about what it is like and the Spirit knows,” Baton Rouge Bishop Robert W. Muench told New Roads native Bishop Shelton J. Fabre, who had just been appointed Bishop of the Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux. Bishop Fabre, in turn, smiled as he shared his new experience dealing with the press and the Vatican. “One thing you learn is nothing is ever final until it is in writing,” he said with a laugh. The two bishops, who in spite of their contrasting styles share a common bond, met briefly at the Catholic Life Center on Sept. 27. Earlier in the week, Pope Francis appointed 49-year-old Bish- op Fabre, who had been auxiliary bishop in the Archdiocese of New Orleans for the past six years, as the fourth bishop of the Houma-Thibodaux diocese. On a visit to Baton Rouge, Bishop Fabre said the message of Pope Francis resonates with him “personally and with my min- istry as bishop. “The pope is not changing any church teaching. What he is say- ing is we have to speak the truth, but we have to speak the truth in love. -
BOLETIN OFICIAL DE LA PROVINCIA D E G R a N a D a Administración: DIPUTACION DE GRANADA
AÑO 2007 • Núm. 82 • MARTES, 1 DE MAYO BOLETIN OFICIAL DE LA PROVINCIA D E G R A N A D A Administración: DIPUTACION DE GRANADA. C/ Periodista Barrios Talavera nº 1 INSERCIONES: por cada línea o fracción que se publique, 1,20 euros. INSERCIONES URGENTES: por línea o fracción, 2,40 euros. CUOTA MINIMA POR INSERCION: 12 euros. PUBLICACION: mínimo, tres días por semana. Depósito Legal: GR. 1-1958. I.S.S.N.: 1699-6739. ANUNCIOS OFICIALES Pág. JUNTA ELECTORAL DE ZONA DE BAZA.- S Candidaturas proclamadas para las Elecciones Locales 2007 ......................................... 2 JUNTA ELECTORAL DE ZONA DE GRANADA.- Candidaturas proclamadas para las U Elecciones Locales 2007 ......................................... 17 JUNTA ELECTORAL DE ZONA DE GUADIX.- Candidaturas proclamadas para las Elecciones Locales 2007 ......................................... 87 M JUNTA ELECTORAL DE ZONA DE LOJA.- Candidaturas proclamadas para las Elecciones Locales 2007 ......................................... 119 JUNTA ELECTORAL DE ZONA DE MOTRIL.- A Candidaturas proclamadas para las Elecciones Locales 2007 ......................................... 141 JUNTA ELECTORAL DE ZONA DE ORGIVA.- Candidaturas proclamadas para las R Elecciones Locales 2007 ......................................... 159 I O P Á G . 2 n G R A N A D A , M A R T E S , 1 D E M A Y O D E 2 0 0 7 n B. O. P. N Ú M . 8 2 NUMERO 5.300 CANDIDATURA: PARTIDO ANDALUCISTA JUNTA ELECTORAL DE ZONA DE BAZA SIGLAS: PA NUMERO DE ORDEN: 10 NOMBRE Y APELLIDOS La Junta Electoral de Zona de Baza, en cumplimiento 1. ANTONIO FRANCISCO MARTINEZ LOPEZ de lo establecido en el art. 47.3 y 47-5 de la L.O. -
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Biography How can we respond when God seems to ask the impossible of us? Venerable Thecla Merlo (1894–1964) must have asked herself this question many times. Born to a simple farming family, Thecla was not highly educated, and she was plagued by poor health. In 1915, however, she embarked on an extraordinary adventure that would place her at the forefront of a new charism in the Church. This young seamstress would be among the first Daughters of St. Paul, dedicated to proclaiming the Gospel with all forms of media. Thecla’s uncommon gifts, unshakable confidence in God, and broad vision made her a prophetic voice for evangelization. One hundred years later, her legacy continues to inspire men and women around the globe. “How beautiful and holy it is to communicate Jesus to others—the Jesus whom we want to always carry in the center of our hearts.” — Venerable Mother Thecla Merlo $14.95 U.S. ISBN 0-8198-7527-9 Thecla A Prophetic Voice in Media Evangelization by Domenico Agasso BOOKS & MEDIA Boston The Scripture quotations in this publication are from the Revised Standard Version of the Bible, Catholic edition, copyright © 1965 and 1966 by the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A., and are used by permission. All rights reserved. Originally published as Tecla: Voce profetica nella comunicazione by Domenico Agasso, Paoline Editoriale Libri © Figlie di San Paolo, 2014, via Francesco Albani— 20149 Milano (Italy) English translation by John Moore, St. Paul MultiMedia Productions U.K., Middle Green, Slough SL3 6BS U.S.A. -
Age of Harvested Black Bears During the 2014 Bear Season Last Name Suffix First Name MI Seal Number Date of Harvest Bear Gender
Age of Harvested Black Bears during the 2014 Bear Season Last Name Suffix First Name MI Seal Number Date of Harvest Bear Gender Bear Age Age Range ABATE TIMOTHY 323977 10/10/2014 MALE 8 8-9 ABBOTT DAWN 206079 8/25/2014 FEMALE 8 ABOTT MICHAEL 242340 9/5/2014 MALE 12 ADAMS JAY 57594 9/15/2014 FEMALE 3 ADAMS ROBERT 249348 9/5/2014 FEMALE 1 ADAMS ROBERT 268073 8/25/2014 FEMALE 2 ADAMS STEHPEN 227355 10/21/2014 MALE 16 16-17 ADAMS VICKI JO 321619 9/15/2014 FEMALE 3 ADVES ROGER 268117 9/5/2014 MALE 5 AHLGAIST CARL 253309 9/17/2014 FEMALE 8 AHLQUIST ERIC 253310 9/19/2014 MALE 3 ALBANESE ALBERT 74409 9/13/2014 FEMALE 4 ALBERT MARC 246718 8/30/2014 FEMALE 3 ALDRICH HUBERT 247063 8/26/2014 MALE 9 ALEXANDER JAMES 74438 8/30/2014 FEMALE 5 ALEXANDER JOHN A 76743 9/17/2014 FEMALE 3 ALEXANDER JONATHAN 59618 9/11/2014 MALE 2 ALEXANDER NATHAN 322353 9/13/2014 FEMALE 3 ALEXANDER RICHARD 252575 9/29/2014 MALE 3 ALGER COREY 116706 8/26/2014 MALE 4 ALIT BRUCE 252387 9/12/2014 FEMALE 2 ALL CRAIG 319263 9/9/2014 FEMALE 1 ALLAIN JAYSON 308177 9/2/2014 MALE 1 ALLEN BRYSON 303830 8/26/2014 MALE 3 ALLEN JOHN 247062 8/26/2014 FEMALE 7 ALLEN JOSHUA 321411 8/27/2014 FEMALE 10 ALLEN NICHOLAS 304236 9/9/2014 MALE 2 ALLEN PHILIP 323949 9/13/2014 MALE 1 ALLEN STEVEN 321671 8/27/2014 MALE 1 ALSEPT MITCHELL 316361 9/25/2014 MALE 4 ALTLAND PATRICIA 293033 9/4/2014 MALE 1 AMARAL JAMIE 57596 9/8/2014 MALE 1 AMARANTES GILBERT 227325 8/26/2014 MALE 2 AMES ALTON 301082 9/17/2014 MALE 2 AMRHEIN JAMES 316178 9/5/2014 MALE 3 ANCHOR ROBERT 309359 9/2/2014 MALE 6 ANCTIL JAMES 228797 -
Lieutenant Colonel, Army Competitive Categories, Selection Board Results Release Date: 5 JUN 18
FY18, Lieutenant Colonel, Army Competitive Categories, Selection Board Results Release Date: 5 JUN 18 Operations SEQ # NAME BR 0255 ADAMS ELI SHERRED EN 0257 ADAMS JERROD C AV 0448 ADLER JASON N IN 0086 ALDRICH MATT M AV 0356 ALEXANDER ERIC B IN 0348 ANDERSON MARVIN CA 0168 ANDRINGA BRETT E AV 0050 ANGELES RENATO E IN 0101 ANINIBA UZOMA UCHE EN 0355 ANTOLOS DANIEL ANT EN *0487 ANTONINI ADAM D FA 0085 APONTE SYLVIA D CM 0200 ARMSTRONG NEIL G IN 0143 ASHLEY BEAU J AV 0273 ASWELL ANDREW P SF 0159 ATKINS RYAN S AV 0403 ATKINSON PETER MIC SF 0302 AUTIN SCOTTY M EN 0006 AVILES DARBY L SF 0254 BAIDEME MATTHEW PH EN 0365 BAKER JOHN M PO 0051 BALLARD JAMES D SF 0216 BARBER KENTON R FA 0330 BARDO BRETT N CM 0375 BATTS CORNELIUS AL EN 0215 BAUER JOSHUA A SF 0259 BEALE ROBERT K AV 0048 BEBB SAMANTHA ROBE EN 0289 BELL JOSEPH C AV 0245 BELL RICHARD RYAN IN 0063 BEMIS BRET MARTIN PO 0185 BERGE CHRISTOPHER EN 0213 BERNINGER BARBARA PO 0409 BETTY JOSHUA M IN 0317 BILOTTA NICHOLAS J IN 0156 BLACK DOMINIC DERW PO 0240 BLAIR DUSTIN A FA 0353 BLAISDELL JARROD R MP *0471 BOATENG KWAME O EN 0065 BOCK ADAM R AV 0378 BOLTON GEORGE ELME AR 0437 BONNEMA BRYAN J AR 0047 BOWES JOSHUA SETH SF 0090 BOWMAN VANESSA R EN 0379 BRADLEY JOHN B FA 0295 BRADY ADAM RAY AR 0189 BRANT JAMES E AV 0387 BREWSTER JEFFREY O AR 0137 BRICKEN DEXTER E SF 0319 BROWN CHARLES J FA 0363 BROWN LARRY GENE J IN *0465 BROWN MARK LAWRENC SF 0211 BROWN TERRY L IN 0201 BRUNNER ANTHONY HU FA 0138 BRYANT MICHAEL EDW AD *0479 BUSH MARK E IN 0169 CAIN PHILLIP B AV 0044 CALDERON MICHAEL FA 0183 CALVERT