Jean Gonzalez

3 weeks ago | thefloridacatholic.org | Jean Gonzalez

Enjoy this special section that highlights the graduates of the Catholic high schools of the dioceses of Orlando, Palm Beach and Venice. Each year the Florida Catholic honors the graduates of Catholic high schools with a listing of graduates and the valedictorian and salutatorian of the school. Our 15-page special section offers a comprehensive look of those graduates from the 12 schools of the Dioceses of Palm Beach, Orlando and Venice.

3 weeks ago | thefloridacatholic.org | Jean Gonzalez

Each year the Florida Catholic honors the graduates of Catholic high schools with a listing of graduates and the valedictorian and salutatorian of the school. Our 15-page special section offers a comprehensive look of those graduates from the 12 schools of the Dioceses of Palm Beach, Orlando and Venice. Below, find links to the graduate listing of each of the Catholic high schools of the Orlando Diocese.

1 month ago | news.diocesetucson.org | Jean Gonzalez

BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. (OSV News) -- After witnessing her son vested in episcopal garb, Barbara Caggianelli began to cry happy tears as she said, "Thank you God."The emotional moment was one of many for a local priest described as a wonderful son, great preacher and man of God with a deep sense of prayer, who was ordained as a bishop to serve the U.S. armed forces. For three decades, Father Gregg M.

1 month ago | miamiarch.org | Jean Gonzalez

BOYNTON BEACH | After witnessing her son vested in episcopal garb, Barbara Caggianelli began to cry happy tears as she said, "Thank you God." The emotional moment was one of many for a local priest described as a wonderful son, great preacher and man of God with a deep sense of prayer, who was ordained as a bishop to serve the U.S. armed forces. For three decades, Father Gregg M.

1 month ago | catholicreview.org | Jean Gonzalez

BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. (OSV News) — After witnessing her son vested in episcopal garb, Barbara Caggianelli began to cry happy tears as she said, “Thank you God.”The emotional moment was one of many for a local priest described as a wonderful son, great preacher and man of God with a deep sense of prayer, who was ordained as a bishop to serve the U.S. armed forces. For three decades, Father Gregg M.