Paula Katinas is a Senior Reporter for The Tablet Publishing Company, Inc., focusing on local news in the United States, specifically in New York and Brooklyn. With a passion for storytelling, Paula covers a wide range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and local issues affecting the Catholic community.
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Paula Katinas' coverage heavily leans towards family & relationships and culture & society, with a specific focus on local events in Brooklyn. She covers topics such as Christmas, Catholic faith, church attendance, community issues, education, and diversity.
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By: Paula Katinas
From now on, when people crossing the street look up at the sign, they will see Camille Ferraro’s name. (Photo: Courtesy of Mark Ferraro)
By: Paula Katinas
If you’ve ever wanted to get a behind-the-scenes look at a parish and the people who make it thrive, now’s your chance. Currents News, the nightly television news program on NET-TV produced by DeSales Media Group (the communications and technology ministry of the Diocese of Brooklyn), presents a new season of “Pulse of the Parish.”
By: Paula Katinas
A former Diocese of Brooklyn priest has been “terminated effective immediately” from his position as a religion teacher at St. Francis Preparatory High School in Fresh Meadows after the diocese determined that allegations against him of sexual abuse of a minor, dating back to the 1990s, were credible.
By: Paula Katinas
On his visits to Girls Town, outside of Mexico City, Father Christopher O’Connor says he is always most impressed by the sense of joy the students exhibit despite the extreme poverty in their family lives. (Photo: Courtesy of Father O’Connor)
The amphitheater, part of the land to be purchased by Lloyd Harbor, was built by Frederick Law Olmsted in 1912 at the behest of the original landowner, Roland R. Conklin. It was dedicated to his wife, Mary Conklin, an opera singer. (Photos: Paula Katinas)
By: Paula Katinas
WILLIAMSBURG — Bishop Robert Brennan has relieved Deacon Dean Dobbins from his role as temporary administrator of Our Lady of Mount Carmel-Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish in Williamsburg, the diocese announced on Nov. 18.
By: Paula Katinas
Bishop Robert Brennan has relieved Msgr. Jamie Gigantiello from “any pastoral oversight or governance role” after investigations found he “mishandled” parish finances, the Diocese of Brooklyn announced on Nov. 18.
By: Paula Katinas
Blessed Carlo Acutis was known for his internet savvy, so it made perfect sense for Margaret Driscoll-Cheah to use the internet to track down a relic of the soon-to-be saint to help her battle kidney cancer.
Israeli Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters are guarded by police after violence targeting Israeli football fans broke out in Amsterdam overnight, in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Nov. 8, 2024. (Photo: OSV News/Ami Shooman, Israel Hayom, Reuters)
Baritone Andrii Koshman said it was a great privilege to sing at Our Lady of Refuge Church. In the background, fellow Ukrainian Daria Maksymova accompanies him on the piano. The country’s flag was placed on the altar in tribute to Ukraine. (Photos: Paula Katinas)
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