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The Diocese of Rockville Centre is putting its $200 million settlement offer to a vote by a Committee of Unsecured Creditors. The committee, representing more than 600 claims of child sexual abuse, has until March 22 to decide whether to accept or reject the offer or a bankruptcy court will dismiss the Chapter 11 case.
Creditors’ vote will decide the fate of the Diocese of Rockville Centre's Ch. 11 bankruptcy plan
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre has made a $200 million offer to settle more than 600 claims of child sexual abuse filed by a Committee of Unsecured Creditors, in the hope of finding … more
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Dr. Larry Eisenstein, former county health commissioner and now the chief public and community health officer at Catholic Health Services, spoke about how the provider would use its $2 million from the county.
Catholic Health gets $2M to combat Long Island's opioid epidemic
Joined by various health professionals and drug treatment organizations, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman announced the allocation of $6.8 million for opioid use prevention, education and … more
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Award recipients Dr. José Prince, left, Dr. Tanya Prince, Assistant Principal Mary Brower, Carol Ruchalski and Francis Ruchalski were recognized during the 2024 St. Agnes Dinner Dance at The Grand Lannin in East Meadow.
St. Agnes Dinner Dance celebrates supporters of Catholic education
Hundreds gathered at the Grand Lannin in Eisenhower Park on Saturday evening for the St. Agnes Cathedral School’s annual Dinner Dance event. The annual event is held in recognition of … more
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STEM Instructor Amanda Fina helps Eli Fox, a seventh-grade student at St. Agnes Cathedral School, build a working fishing reel.
St. Agnes Cathedral School welcomes its new STEM Lab and Science Center
Administrators at St. Agnes Cathedral School recently gave the Herald a sneak peek at its brand new STEM Lab and Science Center before its official unveiling in February. “It’s … more
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St. Agnes Cathedral School President Ryan Koutsogiannis, left, joins Vice President Kathleen Kee, and 2024 Dinner Dance Honorees José and Tanya Prince, St. Agnes Cathedral School Assistant Principal Mary Brower, and Carol and Fran Ruchalski. With them were St. Agnes Principal Cecilia St. John, and the Rev. Michael Duffy of St. Agnes Cathedral Parish.
St. Agnes set to hold its 2024 Dinner Dance
The St. Agnes Cathedral School is hosting its 2024 Dinner Dance at The Grand Lannin in Eisenhower Park on Saturday, Feb. 3. This annual gala recognizes families and individuals for their continued … more
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Michael Califano, a third-grade teacher at Maria Regina Catholic School in Seaford, embraces friends and colleagues who came out to protest his firing in front of the Diocese of Rockville Centre. Church officials say Califano violated school policy by publicly posting a picture of himself kissing his boyfriend.
Community fights back after Maria Regina teacher fired
A third-grade teacher at Maria Regina Catholic School claims he was fired from his job after the Diocese of Rockville Centre was made aware of photos on social media. more
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The Diocese of Rockville Centre hopes to move forward with what officials say is its ‘best and final’ offer toward a settlement with the more than 600 people who have made claims of sexual abuse against the church. If accepted, the church could pay out as much as $200 million.
Diocese of Rockville Centre claims $200M is its ‘best and final’ settlement offer
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre has made what it says is its “best and final proposal” toward a settlement with the more the 600 people who accused the church of child sexual abuse more
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Catholic Health Mercy Hospital recently broke ground on the first phase of renovations to its emergency department.
Catholic Health Mercy Hospital in Rockville Centre breaks ground on $6M renovations
Work is currently underway on a $6 million renovation project to upgrade the emergency department at Catholic Health Mercy Hospital in Rockville Centre. more
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Judge Martin Glenn proposes sending a number of ‘test cases’ to trial as a way to encourage a settlement between the Diocese of Rockville Centre and the more than 600 people who have filed child sexual abuse claims.
Diocese of Rockville Centre under pressure to settle sex abuse claims
Following the Oct. 31st deadline issued by Judge Martin Glenn, he is proposing to send the individual parishes to trial as "test cases" in the hopes of staving off a motion for dismissal filed by the creditors and their lawyers. more
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Mercy staff members agree to a new contract that includes an 18 percent wage increase over the next three years.
Mercy Hospital employees with 1199SEIU secure 18 percent raises
Employees of Mercy Hospital in Rockville Centre, who are members of the 1199SEIU union, negotiated a new contract agreement with Catholic Health services that includes an 18 percent wage increase over the next three years. more
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