By Tim Fleischer Thursday, October 05, 2017 CASTLETON CORNERS, Staten Island (WABC) – There is a major fundraising effort underway by the Archdiocese of New York, and its success is already being seen at St. Teresa in the Castleton Corners section of Staten Island. Cardinal Timothy Dolan spent an unusually warm October day in the classroom at St. Teresa Thursday, but it won't be long until the entire school will be air conditioned thanks to the new Archdiocese fundraising effort called "Renew + Rebuild." "It's about new roof and new boilers and new air conditioning," Cardinal Dolan said.
On Thursday, October 5, the Archdiocese of New York announced the public launch of its $200,000,000 capital campaign, Renew + Rebuild. Cardinal Dolan hosted the kick-off at St. Teresa Parish in Staten Island, and the event was attended by many pastors, volunteers, and donors who have participated in the campaign. To date, Renew + Rebuild has raised over $120,000,000 in pledges, the majority of which will stay within parishes for their capital improvement projects. The remaining funds will support other archdiocesan priorities, including support for needy parishes, evangelization and lay leadership, Catholic high schools, Catholic Charities, and the restoration of St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
October 5, 2017 "Ha dado un cambio, claro, está muy bonita, o sea le van haciendo arreglos". -Los bancos, el aire ¿cómo están? "Sí, oh claro por su puesto, todo eso, le hicieron el piso nuevo". Quien habla es una feligrés quien da fe de las reparaciones que se han hecho a la Iglesia Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe a la que ella va semanalmente, iglesia ubicada en el área de Chelsea. Eso es lo que quiere hacer el cardenal de la Arquidiócesis de Nueva York, Timothy Dolan -reparar parroquias en la Ciudad de Nueva York.
By Natalie Duddridge | October 5, 2017 To help Catholic Churches and schools across the city that are in need of upgrades and repairs — Cardinal Timothy Dolan announced a new fundraising effort — from a Staten Island School. NY1's Natalie Duddridge has more.