Keep Christ in Christmas 2012

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Over 700 students from all over the diocese entered into the annual Keep Christ in Christmas art contest co-sponsored by the Archbishop John Hughes Council No. 481 of the Knights of Columbus and The Tablet newspaper. From those, 11 winners walked away with a medal. Their work was judged to best exemplify the theme, Keep Christ in Christmas, and display original artistic value. Camillo Casano, grand knight, presented each young artist with a medal at an awards ceremony hosted by the council. The winners also received a check from the Knights and three certificates: one from the Knights, one from The Tablet and one from State Senator Marty Golden. Members of the Knights of Columbus and the editorial staff of The Tablet congratulated the students in person at the ceremony. The contest was open to every student in first to 12th grade in the diocese. This year, each winner hails from a different school. First Grade Winner Joshua Ortiz, Our Lady of Hope School Second Grade Winner Caitie Smith, Leif Ericson Day School Third Grade Winner Kaitlyn Cortez, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Academy Fourth Grade Winner Antonio Gentile, St. Bernadette School Fifth Grade Winner Makayla Rolon, St. Athanasius School Sixth Grade Winner Catalina Sercaru, St. Matthias School Seventh Grade Winner Valentina Padovan, St. Joseph Academy Eighth Grade Winner Sarah Gallagher, Our Lady of Mercy School High School First Place Caroline Baclawski, Christ the King RHS Second Place Bernadette McCrann ...

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