Catechists

Patricia Abbruscato	Christine Geller	Donna O’Connor
Cristina Bilichuk	Helena Gerri	Patricia O’Gara
Michelle Borrero	Lisa Girandola	Roseann Pack
Raymond Callinan	Linda Golia	Carmela Passero
Arlin Camastro	Renee Kearney	Regina Pfeifer
Patricia Caputo	Alison Kelly	Grace Pietrosanti
Kimberlee Catalano	Martha Kelly	Kathleen Racz
Romana Corradi	Lina Keogh	Gina Romero
Caitlin Cretara-Varley	Mary Klein	Gloria Rufino
Kristine Dagnino	Rita Kucinskis	Maryanne Russo
Emily DiBiase	MaryEllen Lopreato	Denise Salhab
Mary Dodd	Ed Maldonado	Melinda Scanlon
Christine Ettere	Wanda Maldonado	Lorraine Seymour
Rose Fabiano	Bridget Marques	Erin Sheridan-Baia
Kathleen Feierstein	Suzanne McCrosson	Ray Spano
Karen Ferreri	Elizabeth McElroy	Lori Torrey
Nichole Gallagher	Kim Mulholland	Nicole Zelley
Brittany Gauriloff	Joanne Nyborg

 

Assistants

Elizabeth Garufi

Deborah Kilmer

Francine Romeo

Margaret Riehl

 

Student Helpers

Patrick Baia	Tyler Marques	Sophia Romero
Lauren Bassani	Brendan McCrosson	Olivia Tota
Alessia Cuomo	Kevin Mulholland	Natalie Scanlon
Jennifer DelVecchio	Marina Passero	Fiona Sheeran
Julia Ettere	Lauren Robbins	Thomas Zelley
Elizabeth Lopreato	Lindsey Robbins

 

Substitutes & Hall Monitors

Diane DiNoia

Adrianna Dusovic

Patricia Ferretti

Kristy Kearney

 

Faith Formation Team

Lori DiBiase

Ida Pietrosanti

Liz Tota

A catechist is faith, hope, and love attached to arms, legs, aches and pains, family duties, and not enough time. A catechist is an ordinary person who is extraordinary because he or she teaches as Jesus did. A catechist is faithful to the past, open to the future, and is especially dedicated to deepening the faith of the present.

From the poem “A catechist Is,” by Monsignor John Francis Murphy