On Sunday, April 27, I stood on the beach at Vinoy Park in St. Pete in a crowd of some 900 people all wearing the same green silicone cap. Some of us were jogging in place, dancing, or chatting out of excitement or nervousness. We were waiting for the gun to go off to run into the water, beginning the sprint distance triathlon (750m swim, 20K bike, 5K run) at the 42nd St. Anthony’s Triathlon. It was a beautiful Sunday with a high of 89 degrees and some 3,100 athletes from around the country came to downtown St There were so many bodies in the water during the swim trying to slip through gaps between shoulders and hips to pass Breathing on only one side because the sun was right in my eyes and the waves came in on the left Some people were kind enough to stop kicking when they felt my face on their feet the winner of the women’s olympic distance triathlon that day (1.5K swim finished her race in less than two hours “despite an unfortunate encounter with a stingray as she entered the water,” according to a press release Anthony’s Triathlon attempt the best one yet.” The transition area where all the bikes and shoes were was some half mile from where we got out of the water The person whose bike was set up next to mine tried to make small talk while I put on my socks and shoes My breathing was too hard and my heart rate too high to reply Mark Dubrick won the men’s olympic distance triathlon and the $10,000 prize that comes with it This is Dubrick’s second consecutive win at the St “I just want to say thank you to everybody and I actually have my parents here with me (from Chicago),” said Dubrick The race played out exactly how I wanted it to.” Look for more things to do in St. Petersburg, Gulfport, and the beaches? Check out The Gabber Newspaper’s full calendar of events The bike ride took us west on 1st Avenue South out to 28th Street and back I love the Pinellas Trail as much as the next cyclist but the pavement on 1st Avenue was a treat to ride on Athletes rode every type of bicycle in the world I saw multi thousand dollar triathlon bikes (flat as cardstock and super aerodynamic) But there was little correlation between how nice someone’s ride was and how often they said “On your left!” before passing me The second transition was much faster than the first and I rode in my running shoes so I didn’t have to change them It took less than 2 minutes to start the run I pounded pavement for about a mile before I slowed down to a walk I was saved by the water station volunteers handing out cups of ice I put the ice in my hat and it melted and cooled me as I ran The final steps over the finish line were the last steps I had in me Volunteers immediately put ice water towels on me and gave me my medal It took an army of volunteers to manage the thousands of athletes and spectators in downtown St or checking that bib numbers matched bike numbers but they all stopped to cheer when we passed I’d never raced a triathlon before and it was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done For more South Pinellas news, subscribe to our weekly newsletters. 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Gulfport Casino Webcam Gulfport Beach Webcam Marina East Webcam Marina West Webcam Downtown Gulfport Webcam © 2025 All Rights Reserved | The Gabber Newspaper FloridaServing South Pinellas County and our Gulf Beaches in Florida including South Pasadena Anthony father is voicing frustration about an LGBTQ+ support day happening at his son’s middle school saying parents were not informed about the plan ahead of time “The issue is that I don’t have any idea what’s going on,” said Charlie Thompson He said his eighth-grade son told him LGBTQ-focused activities would be happening at St 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS got a statement from the school some students and staff are recognizing the National Day of (No) Silence to bring attention to the harmful effects of intolerance and discrimination against LGBTQIA+ people in schools SAMS has been honoring this day for years and there is no expectation for students or staff to participate in this Day of (No) Silence.” The school noted it was put on by their GSA (formerly known as Gay Straight Alliance) club and students had the option to wear masks and practice silence or wear black to show support “I have full support for that community What I don’t have support of is this agenda that they are sort of pushing onto the students without any real clear communication about what this means,” Thompson said this is what were going to teach your children with a day such as this.’ There’s nothing like that Is there a reason that the parents are not getting information about this?” 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS asked the principal why parents were not told about the day’s events ahead of time I certainly wouldn’t want parents to be blindsided by anything,” said Amy Stenson Kujawski Kujawski said the school sends out a weekly update to families and forgot to include the plan for the National Day of (No) Silence in this week’s newsletter to not share with families exactly what would be happening during the school day “Right after their children’s safety a second priority for families is open communication and trust And missteps like this really erode that trust I take it really seriously,” Kujawski said Kujawski said she stands by the decision to allow students to participate in the National Day of (No) Silence but also recognizes parents’ frustrations over the lack of communication “I am aware of the position I hold and if I can serve it with humility and vulnerabliity and say I’m sorry when something wasn’t clearly communicated not only for me to know and reflect on but also to model for our students,” Kujawski said Any person with disabilities who needs help accessing the content of the FCC Public File may contact KSTP via our online form or call 651-646-5555 Spring Campaign Launches TODAY!Join us to hit our $60,000 goal fast Mass Propers for Monday of the Third Week of Easter: Entrance Antiphon: The Good Shepherd has risen who laid down his life for his sheep and willingly died for his flock but on every word that comes forth from the mouth of God Jn 14:27: Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you Not as the world gives do I give it to you Jn 12:24: Unless a grain of wheat falls into the ground and dies it remains just a grain of wheat; but if it dies putting off our old self with all its ways for through the healing paschal remedies you have confirmed us to his nature Who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit » Enjoy our Liturgical Seasons series of e-books! Today the Roman Martyrology commemorates St convert from Judaism and a professed Priest of the Order of the Brothers of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel Born in 1145 at Jerusalem and died by being stabbed to death in 1220 at Licata Caterina Cittadini is also commemorated today She was an Italian Roman Catholic religious from Bergamo who established the Ursuline Sisters of Saint Jerome Emiliani The order was dedicated to the education of girls in Bergamo and in the surrounding areas and has since expanded outside of the Italian nation leaving you an example that you should follow His steps" (Epistle) The Christian slave might complain that his membership in the Church had not alleviated the harsh conditions of his life Peter points to the example of Christ who was in all things to be the model of the Christian neither was guile found in His mouth," but nevertheless he was subjected to persecution and injustice But the Christian is expected to be a follower of Christ but delivered Himself to him that judged Him unjustly." If then Christians feel that they have not achieved the liberty and the equality they long for they are to remember that Christ had come not to right all the wrongs and injustices in the world but to give an "example that you should follow His steps." Men often complain against God when they suffer what they consider undeserved misfortunes They think that God ought to interfere and punish injustice and wickedness here and now They are like the apostles James and John; they want to call down fire from heaven and destroy those who appear to them to act improperly Christ made it clear that all injustice will be rectified eventually but that for the present He wishes to allow the cockle to grow among the wheat When the proper time comes God will deal with injustice in His own way But it is not only the slave who is to be subject to authority and to recognize that mistreatment patiently borne is a service acceptable to God and meritorious for man Obedience to legitimate authority does not depend on the worthiness of the official exercising authority Christ Himself had commanded His disciples to obey the officials of the Jewish Church even though they might not be personally worthy of the office they held He was obedient first of all to His parents "He went down with them and came to Nazareth He observed the ritual and the laws of the Jewish Church He obeyed the laws of the Roman authorities and paid the tribute they demanded He set off on a Genoese ship on 1 April 1219 and stopped first in Messina before heading off to Civitavecchia before he ended up in Rome to meet with the pope The friar preached in the Basilica of Saint John Lateran while in Rome where he met both Saint Francis of Assisi and Saint Dominic He foretold that Francis would receive the stigmata while Francis foretold his premature death.st angelus of jerusalem snip From there he was a guest of the Basilians in Palermo where he was for about a month before preaching in Agrigento for over a month before settling in Licata He had healed seven lepers and the ailing Archbishop of Palermo Bernardo de Castanea while in Palermo He settled on the Sicilian island though his fame as a wonderworker caused crowds to flock to him He also had success in converting some Jews though most Jews in Palermo came to despise him for this since he himself was once Jewish He wanted to convert a Knight named Berenger Catholic tradition states that Berenger was living in incest and that Angelo convinced the knight’s companion to leave him Berenger became enraged and arranged to have him attacked and murdered in front of the Church of Saints Filippo and Giacomo in Licata He didn’t die from the attack until four days after the attack and during that time he prayed for his assassin and asked the civil authorities to pardon him setting an example for all those that he preached to He was buried at Saints Filippo and Giacomo Church His sepulchre at Licata quickly became a site of Pilgrimage Symbols and Representation: Carmelite with a knife in his head; Carmelite with a sword in his breast and three crowns; Carmelite with an angel bringing him three crowns; Carmelite with lilies and roses falling from his mouth The sisters left the orphanage in 1823 to live with their cousins Giovanni and Antonio Cittadini Caterina became a teacher at a girl‘s public school in Somasca in 1824 The sisters felt a call to the religious life; their spiritual director recommended that they should stay in Somasca and become the basis of a new congregation In 1826 the sisters rented a house in Somasca and in October opened a boarding school for girls and instituted the oratory style of education for her girls The sisters established another “Cittadini” private school in 1832 Giuditta directed these new school until her sudden death in 1840 followed quickly by her spiritual director from the orphanage The rapid succession of tragedy ruined Caterina’s health but was cured through the intercession of Saint Jerome Emilani Caterina quit her public teaching position in 1845 to manage the schools and guide the three companions who help her To help organize the work and lives of her companions she wrote the beginnings of a new rule similar to that of religious orders In 1850 she obtained permission to build a private oratory to keep the Blessed Sacrament at her boarding school In 1851 she applied for approval of her new religious family and told her to write the rules of the new order; her first attempt based on the Constitution of the Ursulines of Milano was rejected A second attempt was accepted on 17 September 1854 under the title Orsoline Gerolimiane (Ursuline Sisters of Somasca) the bishop of Bergamo gave his approval; the order achieved papal recognition on 8 July 1927 and to care for the abandoned; today they work in Italy News-en "The Franciscan community of the Pontifical Basilica of Saint Anthony and the entire great Antonian family joins the condolences of the entire Church for the loss of the dear Pontiff Pope Francis we wish to thank the Lord of life for having given him to us He was for us an attentive and caring father who supported us in our love for God and in the service of our brothers and sisters especially the poor and the least of the earth We pray for him in the certainty that now he will keep us company from heaven and will still show us the ways to live the Gospel" a prayer for Pope Francis will be held in the Basilica on the eve of the funeral Mass Anthony wish to thank the Lord for the gift of Pope Francis in grateful memory for what Pope Francis has given to the Church The friars of the Basilica invite all the faithful to join in prayer with the recitation of the Holy Rosary, which may also be followed live via web and social media through: https://www.santantonio.org/en/content/holy-masses-streaming Anthony remembers our dear Pope Francis in the prayer intentions and Eucharistic celebrations Medaglia calls Carter 'a true believer in what we do' 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- North Lawndale-based Saint Anthony Hospital and its Board of Directors announced the hiring of Dorval R In addition to Carter's management and government experience his personal connection to the hospital and his role serving on its board for more than a decade made him the ideal candidate to lead and nurture the institution and the community it serves "My family has a long and personal history with Saint Anthony My father chaired the obstetrics and gynecology department for many years and today the maternity ward — the Dr. Dorval and Vivian Carter Family Birthing Center — is named in my parents' honor recognizing their tireless commitment to the hospital," Carter said "I have been proud to serve on the board of directors for more than a decade and I am excited to serve as the new President and CEO and lead Saint Anthony and its new Focal Point campus into the future." community hospital dedicated to improving the health and wellness of families in Lawndale and its surrounding communities Medaglia announced in January 2024 to the Board that he planned to retire in 2025. "I'm incredibly proud of the achievements and advancements in care I was able to help lead during my time at Saint Anthony," he said "I wanted to find a President and CEO candidate who shared my passion for this community and the excellent care we provide to everyone who comes through our doors He is a seasoned executive committed to helping underserved populations He also can navigate the complexities of state and federal government to ensure the hospital receives the support and funding to which it is entitled." Medaglia joined Saint Anthony Hospital as interim president in 2007 and made several decisions that took the hospital from financial peril to being stable and well-operated with innovative advances in care One of his first acts was to separate from Ascension Health Systems and transition into an independent Carter has served the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) in a variety of critical roles he oversaw more than $11 billion in projects that were completed begun or announced during his tenure leading the agency including the $5.6 billion Red Line Extension Project—for which he recently signed a $1.9 billion Full Funding Grant Agreement with the Federal Transit Administration—the $2.1 billion first phase of the Red and Purple Modernization Program and billions of dollars in other projects and initiatives Department of Transportation as chief of staff to Secretary Anthony Foxx where he helped manage a department with more than 55,000 employees and a $70 billion budget He also previously served as acting deputy administrator and chief counsel for the Federal Transit Administration Carter believes his new role will allow him to continue a family legacy of service to residents of Chicago's West Side "My formative years were spent working with my family at my grandparents' skilled nursing care facility on Chicago's West Side where I learned the importance of caring for the people we served — largely individuals with low incomes from minority communities," Carter said "Those values have guided my career in public transportation and I will adhere to those ideals and principles as CEO I am excited to serve our patients and the North Lawndale and surrounding communities in the years to come." Carter will oversee the development of what is expected to be a new state-of-the-art hospital at 31st Street and Kedzie Avenue While state and city officials have set aside some appropriations for the new facility it needs a stronger commitment from elected officials to move to the next phase Carter is just the person to be at the forefront of that campaign Medaglia will continue to serve as President and CEO of Chicago Southwest Development Corporation "Saint Anthony is like the little engine that could," Carter said One of the reasons I'm excited about Focal Point is that it's going to give us the opportunity to create the kind of physical infrastructure that matches our human capital It represents an investment in a community that normally doesn't get to see these resources provided to them." For more information about Saint Anthony Hospital, please visit www.sahchicago.org president and CEO of Saint Anthony Hospital has announced that he will be retiring from the hospital on January 10 Saint Anthony Hospital is giving out at least 2,000 water bottles per day to keep West and Southwest side residents hydrated during this record.. Health Care & Hospitals Personnel Announcements Do not sell or share my personal information: Photo courtesy of Saint Anthony’s Feast Saint Anthony’s Feast a celebration of Saint Anthony and Saint Lucy and North Margin Streets in Boston’s North End All entertainment is free and open to the public as not all vendors accept credit card payments Boston’s North End became home to scores of immigrants from southern Italy this Boston neighborhood’s roots to Italy have only strengthened that draws visitors from all over the Northeast: Saint Anthony’s Feast (a local nonprofit started by a group of men from the small Italian mountain town of Montefalcione) has honored Saint Anthony of Padua with a massive festival during the weekend of the last Sunday of August The feast—New England’s largest and dubbed the “feast of all feasts” by National Geographic—pays homage to Saint Anthony (the patron saint of lost items and fishermen) and Saint Lucy (patron saint of the blind) with religious services culminating in a Catholic mass at Saint Leonard of Port Maurice Church Food takes center stage at the festival, with nearly 100 street vendors serving up delicious Italian American delicacies some a staple of the feast for nearly two decades and the staples—delicious pizzas and pastas Don’t forget to finish your meal with a cannoli or gelato the North End has a great selection of al fresco dining options like Saint Anthony’s Beer Garden and Ducali and Filippo Ristorante and performers will fill the streets with live music and entertainment Check out the weekend’s full schedule here To Do Today: Saint Anthony’s Feast in the North End Please note that attendees under the age of 21 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian for the duration of their attendance at St Pioneering Research from Boston University we take your private health information very seriously and take every precaution to keep you and your loved one’s health information safe you can view your medical records or request a copy of your medical records or specific medical information Once the form has been submitted and your request has been approved your documents can be downloaded from the Document Center located in the menu under the My Record section To request medical records for services provided OSF Saint Katharine Medical Center (formerly KSB Hospital) use one of the options below Patient Portal: Patient Portal Sign-in If you are a third party and have been authorized to request medical records you will need to submit an authorization form along with your request If you would like to request records from a doctor’s office visit, please call the office directly. Find your office’s phone number easily by visiting our location directory and searching for the office. The quickest way to request your medical records is by requesting them through OSF MyChart or by using the online forms linked above. However, if you cannot use those options, you can send your request via email or fax using the contact information at the bottom of this page. You will need to complete specific authorization forms to request medical records from OSF Saint Anthony’s Health Center Inpatient Substance Abuse program and SFMC Medication Assisted Recovery Clinic. Once forms are completed, they can be sent via email, fax or mail or hand delivered to the facility. Per the Final Rule of the HIPAA Privacy Rule to Support Reproductive Health Care Privacy, when a covered health care provider receives a request for PHI potentially related to reproductive health care, they are required to obtain a signed attestation that the use or disclosure is not for a prohibited purpose. This attestation requirement applies when the request is for PHI for any of the following: Third Party Authorization FormRequest Medical Records from a Previous Health System Presence Health Medical RecordsIf you would like to request your medical records for care received prior to February 1 To obtain medical records for services provided by St you may request your records through Cariend a dedicated records custodian where you can request information If you have questions about requesting medical records please contact Cariend by email or phone: Your loved ones – including family or friends – may view your medical records through OSF MyChart You may authorize their access by going to OSF MyChart, clicking Your Menu and selecting Sharing Hub or by requesting proxy access. Learn more about Family Access An executor of the estate may request medical records by providing proper documentation including executor paperwork and a death certificate You will need to submit the documentation to the medical records department of the location you are requesting records from The person named as a health care agent on a Power of Attorney form must also have the section checked that allows it to remain valid after death A copy of the Power of Attorney form needs to be included with your request and sent to the medical records department of the location you are requesting records from Download this form to certify you are the surviving spouse or adult brother or sister of the deceased You will need to submit this form with a copy of the death certificate and an authorization form to request medical records for the deceased patient OSF HealthCare partners with Verisma to assist with the release of information Please contact Verisma using our OSF HealthCare dedicated line at (309) 205-6977 an individual can request an amendment of his or her own record choose the hospital that provided care from the dropdown list Follow the instructions on the form to submit Download the Request for Amendment form *Appropriate paperwork must be provided if not the patient Medical records requested to be sent to a patient or to another provider for continuing care are free of charge. Records sent to others outside of continuation of care will be billed to that requestor such as an attorney or third-party organization Requests for medical records made in OSF MyChart are sent in OSF MyChart If you select email on the authorization form you can pick up your medical records in person you will need to talk with your local Medical Records Department using the contact information below The Feast of the Translation of the Saint’s Relics most important feast celebrating St Anthony after the June 13 feast and marks the discovery of his uncorrupt tongue over 760 years ago This scientifically inexplicable phenomenon is what faith calls a miracle the instruments used by St Anthony for preaching is still visible and uncorrupt after many centuries The relic may be venerated in the Chapel of the Treasury in the Basilica which is visited each year by millions of pilgrims It was 8 April 1263 when the then-Minister General of the Franciscans while inspecting the Saint’s mortal remains before their translation in the new funerary chapel The following Holy Masses below will be streamed live on this page and on social: Anthony of Padua will visit the Archdiocese of Atlanta (Georgia) from Friday December 6 to Sunday 15 accompanied by Friars Mario Conte and Fabio Turrisendo two Franciscan friars from the Pontifical Basilica of St Anthony’s Facial Skin and his Floating Rib The Relic of the Floating Rib has special significance for the friars of Padua because it has been venerated by both Sister Lucia of Fatima and Pope Francis Click here to download the program for MASSES AND VENERATION This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page See photos and videos from the 100th anniversary jubilee on the OSF Saint Anthony's Facebook page.On December 28 from Germany with the intention to open a hospital It is said those early Sisters, the Sisters of St. Francis of the Martyr St. George a bag of oranges and a lot of determination — determination to make Christ’s merciful love more visible The next year negotiations began for the Sisters to purchase Nazareth Home, a residence for the elderly, in Alton, IL. On April 1, 1925, the Sisters moved to Alton, thus establishing the first Thuiner Franciscan house in the United States, renamed Saint Anthony’s Infirmary - an early iteration of what is now OSF HealthCare Saint Anthony’s Health Center OSF Saint Anthony’s is celebrating 100 years in 2025 and despite the hospital’s growth over a century’s worth of technological and societal advances Vice President of Operations and Special Projects said the care and compassion of those founding Sisters has been a through line for the hospital from its inception to today “I think one of the greatest things that we have to offer anyone who walks through our doors is that they will be treated with genuine respect and dignity as is our underlying mission — to serve with the greatest care and love,” Ziegler said “I really do believe that people that come to Saint Anthony’s experience that I think one of the greatest things that we have to offer anyone who walks through our doors is that they will be treated with genuine respect and dignity as is our underlying mission — to serve with the greatest care and love I really do believe that people that come to Saint Anthony’s experience that The advances over the decades are too numerous to name but even in the four-and-a-half years she’s been in her position with the hospital Sister Beata said she’s seen it grow in several ways Ziegler said health care has become more expensive and people’s needs and wants have changed — let alone the changes brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic — the hospital responded by pushing further into the digital space provided the small community hospital with countless telemedicine capabilities that allowed it to reach and serve an even broader audience than it once did we have the blessing of being connected to so many resources,” Ziegler said We’ve really tried to become more a part of that.” one misconception of OSF Saint Anthony’s is that one needs to be similarly religious to receive care at the hospital all are welcome — another pillar on which the hospital was founded and has received awards and recognition from numerous medical organizations The OSF Moeller Cancer Center in Alton opened in 2019 and Ziegler said they’ve made a concerted effort to strengthen their oncology services and cardiology program A medical stabilization program to help patients fight substance abuse issues is one of the newest programs rolled out by the hospital OSF Saint Anthony’s teamed with New Vision withdrawal management service in 2023 to provide the program including an inpatient stabilization stay to help adults deal with drug alcohol and other substance-related issues “If you look at our community health needs assessment (CHNA) that is always one of the big needs in the Alton area,” Ziegler said The hospital’s reach doesn’t end with its main campus at 1 Saint Anthony’s Way in Alton OSF Saint Anthony’s also has a Godfrey location that features OSF Prompt Care and a Bethalto location with primary care physicians as well “All of those pieces are part of us,” Ziegler said As OSF Saint Anthony’s looks ahead to another 100 years providing care with love and concern for community will remain at the forefront — regardless of specialty just as those founding Sisters would have wanted “Even before we became part of OSF HealthCare we called our employees ‘Mission Partners’ because we believe that they are just that — they work with us to be able to have this Mission move forward,” Ziegler said “We’ve always been here to serve those most in need those who are hurting — and that foundation has never changed “That’s the beauty of what we do here at OSF Saint Anthony’s but the heart that’s behind it all is the same.” In the spirit of Christ and the example of Francis of Assisi the Mission of OSF HealthCare is to serve persons with the greatest care and love in a community that celebrates the Gift of Life About OSF Holy Masses according to the weekend schedule The Holy Masses will follow the weekend schedule 24 December: 11:00pm / 25 December: 11:00am 6:00pm / 31 December: 6:00pm / 1 January: 6:00pm / 6 January: 11:00am *THE CELEBRATIONS MAY BE FOLLOWED LIVE HERE Weekday and Pre-holiday Masses at 6:00pm; weekend Masses at 11.00am and 6:00pm; ‘during the Night’ Mass of 24 December Anthony Park Library will temporarily close April 7 through mid-June for needed repairs and maintenance to both of the building entrances library officials said the repairs are necessary to ensure the building is safely accessible to all patrons “The lower-level entrance does not meet accessibility standards due to the steep slope of walkway,” said library spokeswoman Rebecca Ryan water collects at the base of the walkway near the building and The stairs to the main entrance need routine maintenance and repair.” Money for the project is being provided by the City of St While the SAP library is temporarily closed including nearby Rondo Community and Merriam Park libraries Any items checked out when the SAP library closes on April 7 will have their return date extended to June 30 Anthony Park is not an option to select when choosing a location to pick up your holds Pick-up locations can be changed or holds suspended by logging into your account at sppl.org One major impact due to the library’s closing: The SAP annual library used book sale “We greatly regret not being able to hold our annual used book sale this year,” said Rita La Doux chairperson of the SAP Branch Library Association board “But the logistics of moving this event to another venue: the months-long book collection and pre-sorting the physical set-up that takes about 40 volunteers over a full week in the library auditorium and finding a location that would allow us to take over their space for all that time makes it too much of a challenge to move the sale to another location “SAPBLA looks forward to holding the next book sale in June 2026,” La Doux said the annual SAP Arts Festival will be held at the library grounds on Saturday “We are making a few adjustments of booth placement but Festival Director Anna Gaseitsiwe is confident there will be little disruption to the Arts Festival,” La Doux said “A few artists booths will be relocated for this year.” The music stage on the library lawn will be in the usual location on June 7 and the library association will have a booth to welcome Arts Fest attendees Scott Carlson is managing editor of the Bugle Anthony Park Branch Library are among items that will be repaired while the buildling is closed for several weeks untill sometime in June Anthony Park Library is an Andrew Carnegie facility that dates back to 1917 and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" DONATE to the BUGLE RECEIVE our print edition by mail FIND our print edition near Park Bugle ARCHIVES (1974-2025) SUBMIT your event Here are our Bugle deadlines for the next three issues we appreciate when writers and readers submit their articles early Please note our publication dates represent when the newspapers go out for delivery Mail distribution of the paper may take up to several business days bulk drop-offs of the paper around town are usually completed two to three days after publication SUBMIT your story Phone: 216-696-6525 Toll Free: 1-800-869-6525 Address: 1404 East 9th Street, Cleveland, OH 44114 Share this Page The weather outside was frightful with snow, sleet and freezing rain, but it didn’t deter the large crowd of faithful who gathered in St. Anthony of Padua Church in Parma on Feb friends and representatives from other parishes where Father Andrew Hoover had ministered Bishop Edward Malesic installed Father Hoover “I hope that’s OK with you,” he asked the congregation which responded with applause as Father Hoover beamed the bishop had the new pastor preach during the installation liturgy “I like to know what I’m giving you,” he quipped Father Hoover said he spent some time trying to remember what was significant about Feb 8 when he recalled it was the birthday of one of his grandparents He now has a second reason to remember the date Father Hoover said he is filled with gratitude for the opportunity to serve as St Anthony’s pastor and to fulfill “the hopes and dreams of what we can do together as a parish.” the new pastor said he “has no business doing this My family reminds me of who I am and where I’ve been.” As he scanned the nearly full church he spotted people representing various times in his life “You’ve loved me into being where I am,” Father Hoover told the congregation The concelebrants included priests who have touched his life throughout the years North Ridgeville pastor; Father Joe Koopman Anthony Parish and a seminary professor who taught Father Hoover prior to his ordination in 2016; and friends from the seminary and the presbyterate there is something important about Jesus’ death and Resurrection no matter where we are in our call to conversion lay people etc.,” Father Hoover told the faithful “No matter where we are on our journey there will be a time when we can minister as God wants us to.” He said God has great power over our lives and through prayer and with him The Knights of Columbus from several parishes also participated in the Mass forming an honor guard as the clergy processed in and out of the church Members of the parish staff, finance and parish councils were introduced to the new pastor, who pledged to seek their counsel and advice. The parish also includes St. Anthony of Padua School Bishop Malesic and Father Hoover greeted the faithful in the church lobby before moving to the parish hall for a reception please contact local law enforcement and: Kathleen McComb Response Services – 216-334-2999 locks in on the rim while in the air for a layup in Monday night’s super-sectional contest at Eastern Illinois University Meridian senior Shamar Easley drives into the lane looking for a score in Monday night's super-sectional game against Effingham St Meridian senior Colin Monan puts up a hook shot close to the rim in the Bobcats' game against Effingham St CHARLESTON — Two unlikely heroes — Will Fearday and Keenan Griffith — who had a combined two points — knocked down 3-pointers in overtime to help Effingham St to win the Class 1A Charleston Super-Sectional on the campus of Eastern Illinois University while the Bobcats’ season draws to a close at 26-9 Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account © Giovanni Pinton – Archive « Messaggero di sant’Antonio » This door will lead us to an experience of our Lord’s Easter Below is the calendar of the religious celebrations held in our Basilica the Holy Saturday Easter Vigil Mass at 9.00pm and the 10.00am Easter Sunday Mass will be streamed live via web and social media on our various online platforms (see footnote below) The Community of the Friars of the Basilica of Saint Anthony in Padua wishes a blessed and holy Easter to all of the Saint’s devotees 10.45am Blessing of Palms in the square facing the Basilica Exposition and adoration of the Blessed Sacrament at the end of the celebration 7.30pm Vesper songs and Eucharistic blessing 7.00am Office of Readings and Morning Lauds 6.00pm* “in Cœna Domini” Holy Mass with procession of the Blessed Sacrament to the Chapel of Repose The Basilica will remain open for prayer until midnight 6.00pm Celebration of Our Lord’s Passion 9.00pm* Solemn Easter Vigil Mass Holy Masses: 6.30 - 8.00 - 9.00 - 10.00 - 11.00 - 12.15 - 16.00 - 17.00 - 18.00 10.00am Holy Mass for the great family of St Anthony and members of the Messenger of Saint Anthony 11.00am* and 6.00pm Solemn Holy Mass * The Solemn Holy Masses marked with an asterisk are sung by the St Tel. + 39 049 8225652 - infobasilica@santantonio.org we recounted which saint inspired us the most one man in our group said that he has been looking to St He was immediately kidded about finding his keys Something’s lost and must be found!” He deflected the jokes and said that he does not look to St Anthony to help find spare change in the couch He then stated that he has lost one of his sons to the secular world and prays that his son will find his way back to the Faith those of us who were kidding him were very quickly humbled Anthony for assistance in such serious matters declared so by Pope Pius XII on January 16 he was both a noted theologian and a celebrated preacher Anthony was born in 1195 just 13 years after St he was part of a very prominent family in Portugal At the age of 15 he entered the religious order of St He studied Augustinian theology for 11 years and this he would later combine with Franciscan teaching five martyred Franciscans were carried in solemn procession to the monastery where Fernando lived The men were beheaded in Morocco for preaching the Gospel at a mosque in Seville He asked permission to leave the order of St Augustine and took the vows of the Franciscan order taking the name of Anthony in honor of the patriarch of hermits Francis heard of Anthony’s skills as an orator and assigned the young priest to preach in northern Italy with the special approval and blessings of St Anthony became the first teacher of the Franciscan order Anthony preached a series of Lenton sermons Crowds as large as 30,000 came to hear him speak His spiritual work took the entire day which he performed while fasting in constant prayer He was only 36 and had been a Franciscan for only 10 years St. Anthony is the known as the patron saint of lost items The reason stems from an incident with a novice Anthony had a book of psalms that he regularly used Anthony had many annotations in the margins of the book which he used to teach students in the Franciscan order A novice who was leaving the monastery was suspected of stealing the book Anthony prayed for the return of his cherished possession the novice returned the book and sought Anthony’s forgiveness Anthony was a humble friar who preached the gospels with fearless courage Although initially perceived as uneducated he became one of the great preachers and theologians of his day He often engaged with heretics of his time focusing on the truths of the Catholic Church as opposed to preaching to prove he was right His compelling preaching brought many souls into communion with the Church Perhaps as a testimony to the power of his preaching 30 years after he died his tomb was opened and all that remained of the saint was his preserved and incorrupt tongue his work continues as many people have lost their way Many of our brothers and sisters who have wandered from the Faith are truly lost and need to be found the Litany of the Lost is apropos to our time May our lost brothers and sisters find themselves and return (from the National Catholic Register) as an intercessor of those who are in need of your mercy Listen to his voice as he calls out to You on our behalf and grant those things which will help us grow in Your love there are considerable gaps in my knowledge of saints Anthony when I asked to pick a patron saint Not because of lost items but because my one brother was named Anthon This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. 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Privacy Policy | About Our Ads Date & Times Sat, Apr 5, 20259:00 am - 2:00 pm LinkWebsitehttps://www.sasmaui.org/ Navigate CircleLocation 1618 Lower Main St. Wailuku, HI 96793 View Map Join us for the Grand Comeback of the St We're thrilled to bring back the beloved St family-friendly event is a celebration of our school spirit and community Join us for a day packed with fun activities and enjoy a fantastic day with your family at the St Enrollment is now open for 2025-2026 school year To apply, visit: https://www.sasmaui.org/enrollment Emphasizing a commitment to providing high-quality education while acknowledging the financial needs of families Anthony School (SAS) announced tuition adjustments and enrollment procedures for the 2025-26 school year “We understand the importance of affordability for our families,” said David Kenney “After careful consideration and community input we have implemented a revised tuition structure that reflects the current financial landscape while maintaining the exceptional educational experience our students deserve.” For students in grades K-5 tuition is $9,850 Tuition for students enrolled in grades 6-12 is $11,500 An application fee of $75 is required. For students enrolled before February 1 the enrollment fee of $700 is reduced to $500 as an early enrollment discount To enroll go to www.sasmaui.org/enrollment Anthony School Admissions Office at 808-244-4190 ext Families are strongly encouraged to apply for tuition assistance during the registration process. A list of scholarships and financial aid information can be found at www.sasmaui.org/tuition The Augustine Educational Foundation will be conducting workshops on February 3 to assist families with applications for Augustine scholarships Anthony School remains committed to its mission of providing a nurturing and challenging environment that inspires students to reach their full potential Marianist-sponsored college preparatory educational institution offering students a seamless pre-school through 12th Grade experience SAS is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) the Western Catholic Education Association and the Hawaiʻi Association of Independent Schools (HAIS) Boston’s Historic North End will host its annual Saint Anthony’s Feast this weekend to honor the patrons St religious services and an abundance of Italian and American food which attracts hundreds of thousands of attendees But college-aged students will now need to be with an older adult after unruly behavior from juveniles disrupted the event last year “It’s not just a ‘Drop your kid off and walk away,’” said Michael Bosco a North End committee member of the Saint Anthony’s Feast Each entrance will have a security station staffed by both private security and Boston Police personnel This is what we’re trying to preserve,” Bosco said “We want this to be a welcoming and a safe environment for everybody that comes to the North End to celebrate with us.” He’s been working at the famous Mike’s Pastry on Hanover Street for years He remembers running around the festival as a teen and says the new rule for younger people is unfortunate and I don’t think they had much of a choice,” he said The Saint Anthony’s Feast tradition was started by Italian immigrants in 1919 and is now a major religious festival in New England religious services and authentic Italian food are all available at the four-day festival including with a 10-hour procession of the Statue of St Anthony accompanied by marching bands and floats A Boston Police spokesperson said a police detail will be on hand to monitor the event who grew up in the North End and still lives there He also recalled having fun at the festival as a 16-year-old kid without his parents — but that now “People who come here should behave well and come to celebrate Aluia said residents of the neighborhood enjoy welcoming people but it’s a family event that festival-goers should feel safe to attend said the festival is a wonderful event and no one should have to endure chaos that happens late at night with younger kids “People come into the North End to kind of see what it’s all about,” Papa said Your essential daily newsletter delivering trusted news and can't miss programs from Boston and beyond The Historic San Antonio Property Combines Old World Glamour with Contemporary Luxury ushering in the next chapter in the history of the storied downtown property while ensuring it remains one of the city's premier destinations for meetings a majority investor in the historic property has been named Managing General Partner of the hotel's ownership group Steeped in history and exuding old-world charm Anthony holds the distinction of being San Antonio's inaugural luxury hotel with legendary guests including Babe Ruth and every Texas governor since its opening in 1909 The crown jewel of this century-old property is its stunning rooftop infinity pool complemented by plush cabanas that invite relaxation and leisure Anthony offers guests unrivaled proximity to San Antonio's vibrant dining scene Visitors can indulge in the city's rich history with a visit to the renowned Alamo or take leisurely strolls along the picturesque Riverwalk the rooftop St Anthony Sky Terrace has stunning views of downtown San Antonio Anthony Club is San Antonio's ultimate gathering place and the subject of legendary moments For more information about The St. Anthony, a Luxury Collection Hotel, San Antonio, please visit the hotel website. 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For more information about the Legacy Campaign and to make a donation, visit www.sasmaui.org/legacy Anthony’s dining room in the Tenderloin serve meals Tuesday Anthony Foundation Hygiene Hub serving the Tenderloin neighborhood in San Francisco on Tuesday Anthony Foundation: “The common ground is that sense of love in whatever we do.” Anthony Foundation Free Clothing Program serving the Tenderloin neighborhood in San Francisco on Tuesday Terry Osback: “If access doesn’t mean immediate service From its staples of free meals and clothing to its growing medical care the nonprofit’s foundation remains the same Anthony Foundation continues to provide the basics for unhoused Tenderloin residents even as the nonprofit explores further building up its services ahead of its 75th anniversary next year St. Anthony’s staples — warm meals twice a day, even on holidays to name a few — and its expanding medical and behavioral-health care are all built upon the same foundation “The common ground is that sense of love in whatever we do,” he said Spokesperson Sally Haims said the organization is preparing 4,000 pounds of turkey and 1,600 servings of challah for its annual Thanksgiving meal Anthony’s serves around 2,000 meals at its 121 Golden Gate Ave told The Examiner on a recent visit that she has volunteered and served breakfast at least twice a week for the last nine years and knowing about them is just absolutely wonderful.” Voss said her fellow volunteers and the staff are is getting to walk through the Tenderloin from her home in Nob Hill on her way to her shifts miming how she’ll smile and wave to passersby said the chefs behind the operation take pride in their work They recently started baking fresh bread daily “It really is somewhere where the chefs take a lot of pride in the culinary skills and the offerings that they produce over there.” Upstairs from the dining room is arguably The City’s most exclusive boutique: St Anthony’s longstanding appointment-only free-clothing program which started soon after the nonprofit’s 1950 inception and distributes clothes to unhoused residents of all ages and genders Salvation Army because they’re national and they’re all over the place,” he said We’re a lot more reliant on word of mouth.” The program relies entirely upon donations Merry said men’s clothing is most in demand with “[men making] up about 60% of our guests that we see here.” “The big difference is that we just give it straight to the people that need it,” Merry said of the donations who is worried the district is "getting rid of the heart and soul of the schools." SF says it is making progress on forming an anti-corruption office As Republicans expressed alarm that the rest of the country might follow the Golden State’s push to promote electric vehicles Anthony’s efforts have grown as it has remained rooted in the heart of the Tenderloin provides showers and laundry services by appointment estimated that 55 people shower and about 40 do laundry on a daily basis “A lot of my job is politely telling people our list is full,” Parenteau said The hub opens at 7:30 every weekday morning but people often begin signing up as early as 6 a.m There is growing demand, too, for medical and behavioral health care, according to Kwan. Dr. Terry Osback, a psychiatrist, started at the 150 Golden Gate Ave. medical clinic in September and Kwan said the early results are encouraging for its new integrated-care model Osback said the idea is to bring psychiatrists specialists and even patients’ companions “into the clinic to support the primary-care providers in providing the best care for our patients on their health journey.” with all the leaders of each of those disciplines to try to figure out what more we can do to keep those people in care and it allows us to leverage off the relationships that our clients have developed,” he said Anthony’s is aiming to launch a full-scale medical hub in the Tenderloin The nonprofit doesn’t have the means to expand to such a size just yet Anthony’s leadership will discuss in greater detail next year how to scale up mental health — that kind of ambulatory setting where we can be a medical home .. for a neighborhood and a community,” Kwan said Early next year, St. Anthony’s will also focus on extending a pandemic-era street closure on the 100 block of Golden Gate Avenue, which has become known as the Golden Gate Greenway Anthony’s has joined neighbors such as Larkin Street Youth Services and the Tenderloin Community Benefit District in a campaign to permanently close the block to vehicular traffic “Part of the issue about the Tenderloin is we’re so focused on the urgent crisis that people do walk right by without knowing that the Tenderloin has more kids per capita than any other neighborhood in the city,” said Geoffrey McFarland About 3,500 children live in the Tenderloin is one of only a few public-recreation spaces in the neighborhood many of which McFarland said residents don’t necessarily feel safe using amid visible homelessness and drug use Anthony’s maintaining the Golden Gate Greenway recreation for the rest of the community can coexist side by side with homeless services “They can hold it and create a model for The City where and that doesn’t need to displace a safe place for kids to play,” he said Anthony’s could encounter legal issues with its clients and patients next year The nonprofit has “a large immigrant population,” he said and incoming President Donald Trump has pledged to carry out mass deportations once his term begins Jan the organization will stand behind its clients just as it has done so for almost 75 years “We’re about to hit a time when I think there will be some new needs,” he said “Our focus will stay on the guests and making sure they’re met.” ngurevich@sfexaminer.com Email notifications are only sent once a day Ben Pimentel’s new weekly newsletter covering the biggest technology stories in San Francisco Receive our newspaper electronically with the e-edition email Receive occasional local offers from our website and its advertisers Sneak peek of the Examiner real estate section We'll send breaking news and news alerts to you as they happen Chef Leo Davila didn't waste any time between restaurant concepts Just days after Chef Leo Davila announced the closure of his first brick-and-mortar restaurant he's revealed the next step in his culinary career Davila will be the executive chef at a new restaurant and bar concept at the St A press release offered no further details about the concept, but it will presumably take over the former space of Rebelle and Haunt Lounge, which closed in January of 2025 Anthony Hotel is such an important part of San Antonio’s history and it’s an honor to be part of its next chapter," said Davila "I’m excited to bring my passion for food to this iconic space crafting menus that celebrate the rich culinary heritage of our city while introducing innovative dishes that will surprise and delight both locals and visitors alike." It's not clear whether Davila will continue showcasing his signature hybrid of Chinese and Mexican cuisines; from how he's spoken about Stixs & Stone in the past it sounds like the blend is in his cooking DNA (as well as his actual genes) whether he plans to highlight it or not The chef framed Stixs & Stone's closure as a sign of health explaining that it would have to happen to make space for a new opportunity and deep connection to the flavors of South Texas make him the perfect fit for The St Anthony Hotel," said the hotel's general manager "We are confident that his culinary vision will not only enhance our dining offerings but also reinforce The St Anthony as a premier destination for food and hospitality in San Antonio." Chef Stefen Bowers posted a long and candid public address on social media airing grievances about how hotel management handled the transition seeing immediate popularity at his new restaurant although Pumpers didn't make it to the current bracket Chef Leo Davila didn't waste any time between restaurant concepts The most recent Yelp review was posted on March 15 Poujol posted a statement the restaurant is “temporarily closed,” although the platform does not list a date McLaughlin and McChesney have not revealed a timeline for its replacement Powered by ATC Online LLP Get the best experience and stay connected to your community with our Spectrum News app. Learn More Authorities are investigating the cause of Friday night’s fire at the abandoned Saint Anthony Convent and Motherhouse a historic but vacant building at Court Street and Grant Boulevard Firefighters were still on scene Saturday morning after a fire tore through the historic Syracuse building The Syracuse Fire Department responded to the area just before 6:30 p.m finding smoke coming out of the roof and top floor “It was a problematic response initially because we were at an ongoing fire over on Carbon Street,” SFD Chief Michael Monds said “Heavy structure fire over there with heavy smoke a lot of firefighting going on over on Carbon Street before we came to this location A lot of those firefighters from that fire left that fire and came over here.” The department says one firefighter was treated after exhausting work at both fires although the fire is still not completely out "It looks tremendously better than it did last night going into the morning so the firefighters are making an impact on putting the fire out," Monds said "We're working on some hotspots right now We'll be here throughout the day just making sure that this fire is fully extinguished." Video shows a steeple collapsing at the convent Friday night