#78--FOR OUR FAITH-BASED READERS AND HISTORY BUFFS TOO

One of our most popular series continues here at the blog: #78--FOR OUR FAITH-BASED READERS AND HISTORY BUFFS TOO

----5/23 MAY CROWNING (AND PROCESSION FROM THE MAIN CHURCH) AT HOLY NAME; for more info, click here

----On Saturday, May 25th, St. Augustine Parish would like to congratulate our Parochial Vicar, Fr. John Figueroa, on the 5th Anniversary of his Ordination to the Priesthood. Fr. Figueroa, may God continue to bless you in your Ministry 20240519B.pdf (parishesonline.com)

----FAMILIES DITCH BOY SCOUTS; MORE AT Families ditch Boy Scouts over ‘chase of progressive visions,’ seek faith-based alternatives (bizpacreview.com)

----THE NATIONAL EUCHARISTIC PILGRIMAGE; MORE AT The National Eucharistic Pilgrimage in the Archdiocese - Archdiocese of New York (archny.org)

----JOIN THE WOMEN OF ASBURY METHODIST, OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN & TEMPLE ISRAEL OF NORTHERN WESTCHESTER--HELP MAKE PLAYTIME BUNDLES FOR NEW BABIES--TO BENEFIT OSSINING OPEN DOOR; CLICK HERE

AND FOR OUR HISTORY BUFFS:

----This Tuesday, May 21 at 7 p.m.: HOW TO RESEARCH YOUR CROTON HOUSE; Barbara Davis, Co-Director of the Westchester County Historical Society, shares the steps to researching the history of your home. Westchester has an abundance of older homes, particularly those built between the 1880s and 1930s, and then again post-WWII. Whether it has origins in the 18th-century or it’s a mid-century dazzler, our houses have their own unique histories. This presentation walks you through the steps using online and in-person resources at the Westchester County Historical Society and the County Archives to discover when local houses were constructed and who has lived there.

----1875, THE CROTON GRAPE; MORE AT THE NEW EVERYTHING CROTON: 1875---THE CROTON GRAPE

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SEE #77 OF THIS SERIES AT THE NEW EVERYTHING CROTON: #77--FOR OUR FAITH-BASED READERS AND HISTORY BUFFS TOO: TEMPLE ISRAEL EVENT AND LINCOLN SOCIETY DINNER GALA