Embracing Padre Pio at St Marys Church in New Castle
Holy Spirit parishioners marked a 19th century milestone as 1899 origins of Padre Pio's family history were recalled. The St Pio Foundation placed and blessed a full sized statue titled I Embrace You in Pietrelcina and brought a replica to New Castle for a Saturday Mass.
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Holy Spirit
St. Mary’s Church
Grazio Forgione
Italy
Mahoningtown
Francesco
Forgione
Padre Pio
St. Pio Foundation
Pio
Pietrelcina
New Castle
Joseph McCaffery
David A. Zubik
Diocese of
Pittsburgh
Luciano Lamonarca
Sandra Celenti
Statue of Padre Pio Dedication Marks Family Reunion
Relatives of Grazio Forgione recall the Padre Pio lineage as a Mass at St Marys Church unveiled a full sized statue replica from 2021 in Pietrelcina. Family members gathered at the Wabash Street home site of Pauline Forgione and welcomed Luciano Lamonarca of the St Pio Foundation who pledged to seek official records back in Pietrelcina.
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DAN Irwin News
Luciano Lamonarca
Liberty Street
Grazia Forgione
Mahoningtown
Grazio Forgione
Padre Pio
St. Pio
Forgione
New Cas
Lamonarca
Pietrelcina
Patricia Smith
Closed church to get new life in New Castle
A shuttered South Side church will become the Gussie M. Walker Community Outreach center an after school and recreation hub. The City Council approved a conditional use to move into the former St. Nicholas Church at Reynolds and South Mill streets buying the church lot and a connected house. The facility will be an indoor playground with classrooms and computer labs in the basement serving underprivileged children and broader communities.
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New Castle
Gussie M. Walker
St. Nicholas
David Ward
Alonzo Waters
Tim Buck
Buck
Lawrence County Democrats
Waters
St. John United Holy Church
Sheep Hill
Westminster College
Open records battle over library books and open records law
Darren Laustsen pressed Pennridge School District in suburban Philadelphia over library removals of books by Black and LGBTQ authors. He filed seven requests, appealed denials, hired counsel, and sued. A county judge ruled in his favor, confirming manipulation of records to hide book removals. He criticizes the cost and delays of the Open Records law.
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Darren Laustsen
Philadelphia
Pennridge
Laustsen
Pennsylvania
Office of Open Records
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Marcia S. Anderson
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Angela Ferraro
Tracey Dell Hood
Nina C. McAdams
Mary G. Newman