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The Franklin Square Bulletin - January 22, The Long Island Catholic - January 7, 2004
Newsday interview- December 1, 2003
The Franklin Square Bulletin - November 13, 2003 Long Island Catholic interview - November 5, 2003
Long Island Catholic interview - November Long Island Catholic - March 26, 2003
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO JULY 25, 1999 FR. CHARLES AND LAURIE DONATION THE LONG ISLAND CATHOLIC (MARCH 19, 1997) Daily News Ad - November 2, 2003 WEST ISLIP SUFFOLK LIFE NEWSPAPERS - JUNE 4, 1997 WEST ISLIP SUFFOLK LIFE NEWSPAPERS - JUNE 4, 1997 part 2 SECOND CHRISTMAS CONCERT AT THE WESTBURY MUSIC FAIR
PREPARING FOR THEIR FIRST CONCERT AT THE WESTBURY MUSIC FAIR 1996
DECEMBER 5, 1996 - FR. CHARLES & LAURIE
JANUARY 8, 1995 - IN THE NEW YORK NEWSDAY
Fr. Charles and Laurie are thrilled to give funds raised from the Christmas Show at Westbury Music Fair, 2003 to Little Flower Children's Services and The Life Center of Long Island. Each charity received $35,000.
Fr. Charles is asked to be the guest speaker at The Knights of Columbus Councils of the New York Eighth District Sixth Annual Spaghetti Dinner to benefit The Life Center of Long Island on January 18, 2004. This article is written by Rhoda Amon, New York Newsday, December 1, 2003. It tells of a funny skit that Fr. Charles and Laurie do in their pajamas, portraying their parents. Father and Laurie thank their parents, Charlie and Louise for being "such good sports" about it. It also tells of the two charities that proceeds from the Christmas show will go to, Little Flower Children's Services of New York and the Life Center of Long Island.
This is written for the Franklin Square Bulletin, November 13, 2003. It tells of the upcoming Christmas Show at Westbury Music Fair. It also tells of the two charities that will benefit and the fact that to date Fr. Charles and Laurie have donated in excess of $100,000. to Little Flower Children's Services of New York This article is written by Lena Pennino, The Long Island Catholic, November 5, 2003. It tells of Fr. Charles and Laurie's desire to evangelize, help others and help people refocus on the true meaning of Christmas. It gives you a small inside look at what it takes to put on a show at Westbury Music Fair. And, it also gives us an adorable picture of three of the Mangano children seeing Santa Claus c. 1969
This article is written by Lena Pennino, The Long Island Catholic, November 5, 2003. It tells of Fr. Charles and Laurie's desire to evangelize, help others and help people refocus on the true meaning of Christmas.
This is from the Long Island Catholic - March 26, 2003 - Fr. Charles and Laurie appeared at the annual Bereavement Conference. The text is as follows: The Diocesan Office of Laity and Family welcomed 425 people to a conference March 15 at Kellenberg Memorial High School, Uniondale, for the bereaved and those ministering to them. The theme for the day came from the Old Testament: " I have heard your prayer and seen your tears. I will heal you." Presenters included "national known speakers from around the country and local experts on grieving," noted Elaine Stillwell, diocesan bereavement coordinator, From left to right are Ms Stillwell; Laurie Mangano and her brother, Father Charles Mangano, associate pastor of St. Patrick's Church, Bayshore, who teamed up to offer a workshop on the healing power of music; Sister of St. Joseph Lauren Hanley, director of the Office of Laity and Family; and assistant director Linda Reich. FR. CHARLES AND LAURIE APPEAR ON THE FRONT PAGE OF THE NATIONAL NEWSPAPER OF TRINIDAD & TOBAGO (JULY 25, 1999) FR. CHARLES AND LAURIE HAVE PERFORMED IN TRINIDAD & TOBAGO MANY TIMES - AND - COLLABORATED WITH THE LOVE MOVEMENT CHOIR - WHICH IS HEADED BY BERNADETTE SCOTT
THIS ARTICLE IS TO THANK FR. CHARLES AND LAURIE FOR THEIR DONATION TO LITTLE FLOWER CHILDREN'S SERVICES. THE DONATION WILL MAKE IT POSSIBLE FOR LITTLE FLOWER TO BUILD NEW HOUSING FOR THE YOUNGEST CHILDREN. THE CHILDREN WERE CURRENTLY LIVING IN HOUSING BUILT IN 1931.
AT THE TIME THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN IN THE LONG ISLAND CATHOLIC (MARCH 19, 1997) FR. CHARLES AND LAURIE WERE DONATING THE PROCEEDS FROM THEIR FIRST CONCERT AT THE WESTBURY MUSIC FAIR TO LITTLE FLOWER CHILDREN'S SERVICES - THEY SIGNED A SYMBOLIC LARGE CHECK FOR $30,576.00
THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN IN THE WEST ISLIP SUFFOLK LIFE NEWSPAPERS - JUNE 4, 1997 - IT EXPLAINS THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY THAT FR. CHARLES' LIFE AS A ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST HAS BECOME. HOW HIS CHILDHOOD SHAPED HIM, HOW HE CHOSE THE PRIESTHOOD, HOW HE DEVELOPED HIS TALENT AND HOW HE FEELS ABOUT EVERYTHING THAT HAS HAPPENED TO HIM SINCE CHOOSING LIFE SERVING THE LORD.
AT THE TIME THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN IN THE 50 PLUS SENIOR NEWS (DECEMBER 1997) FR. CHARLES AND LAURIE WERE PREPARING FOR THE SECOND CHRISTMAS CONCERT AT THE WESTBURY MUSIC FAIR. HELD ON TWO CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS, PROCEEDS WOULD AGAIN BE DONATED TO LITTLE FLOWER CHILDREN'S SERVICES AND ALSO THE LIFE CENTER OF LONG ISLAND. BOTH NIGHTS WERE SOLD-OUT SUCCESSES
AT THE TIME THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN IN THE NEW YORK NEWSDAY (DECEMBER 9, 1996) FR. CHARLES AND LAURIE WERE PREPARING FOR THEIR FIRST CONCERT AT THE WESTBURY MUSIC FAIR, WHICH WOULD EVENTUALLY SELL-OUT AND RAISE APPROXIMATELY $31,000.00 FOR LITTLE FLOWER CHILDREN'S SERVICES IN WADING RIVER, NEW YORK. AT THE TIME THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN IN THE LONG ISLAND CATHOLIC - DECEMBER 5, 1996 - FR. CHARLES & LAURIE WERE PREPARING FOR THEIR SECOND CHRISTMAS CONCERT AT THE WESTBURY MUSIC FAIR. THE ARTICLE IS WRITTEN BY STEVE VIVONA. FR. CHARLES TALKS ABOUT HIS DECISION TO DEVOTE HIS LIFE TO SERVING THE LORD AND, HIS REALIZATION THAT HE COULD SERVE THE LORD WITH MUSIC. AT THE TIME THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN - JANUARY 8, 1995 - IN THE NEW YORK NEWSDAY, FR. CHARLES WAS AN ASSOCIATE PASTOR AT HIS FIRST ASSIGNMENT IN FRANKLIN SQUARE, NY. THE ARTICLE STATES THAT FR. CHARLES' FIRST RECORDING "LEAD ME LORD" HAD TO DATE SOLD 4000 COPIES AND HIS SECOND RECORDING "I CALL YOU FRIEND" INCLUDED BACK-UP SINGING TALENT FROM HIS TWO SISTERS - LAURIE CHIONCHIO AND DONNA KLIEGL, AS WELL AS, TALENT FROM THE METROPOLITAN OPERA AND THE NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC MUSICIANS.
THIS VERY OLD ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN FOR THE NEW YORK DAILY NEWS (NOVEMBER 14, 1994) -IT IS ONE OF THE FIRST ARTICLES TO STATE THAT ALTHOUGH FR. CHARLES WAS TONE DEAF, HE CAN PLAY THE GUITAR. THE TEXT IS AS FOLLOWS - When he was a kid, The Rev. Charles Mangano's guitar teacher told his Mom that her son was tone deaf and she shouldn't waste her money on lessons. But God works in mysterious ways. Thanks to some heavenly intervention, Mangano's second recording is to be released next week. AT THE TIME THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN IN THE FRANKLIN SQUARE BULLETIN (MARCH 18, 1993) FR. CHARLES WAS ASSIGNED TO HIS FIRST PARISH - ST. CATHERINE OF SIENNA R.C. CHURCH IN FRANKLIN SQUARE, NEW YORK - WITH THE OVERWHELMING LOVE AND SUPPORT OF HIS PARISHIONERS HE WAS ABLE TO RECORD HIS FIRST CD - LEAD ME LORD Roman Catholic priest, Fr Charles Mangano and his sister Laurie Mangano-Chionchio, stunned their audiences at the St. Finbar's Church, at their concert, A Feast of Love
The Franklin Square Bulletin - January 22,
Fr. Charles and Laurie are thrilled to give funds raised from the Christmas Show at Westbury Music Fair, 2003 to Little Flower Children's Services and The Life Center of Long Island. Each charity received $35,000.
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More Press Reports
Brother & Sister Team to host Benefit Christmas Concerts Christmas Benefit Concert at Westbury Music Fair November 1996 Coming for Love Movement Concert Music To Bring God Closer For Christmas December 15, 1994 Little Flower Children's Services of New York The Rev. Charles Mangano November 14, 1994 Belmont Christmas Program December 24, 1997 Westbury Concert to Benefit L.I. Kids December 7, 1997 Singing Priest and Sister Stir Hearts May 15, 1997 Telecare Presents Fr. CHarles Mangano & Laurie Bravo for Westbury Music Fair Performance December 1997 Molloy College Celebrates 50 at 50 Long Island Lifestyles December 5, 1996 Brother and sister hope their music has spiritual effect December 4, 1996 The Way Laurie Chionchio Spells Life
Last year the brother and sister singing team of Fr. Charles and Laurie Mangano hosted their first Christmas Concert at Westbury Music Fair. The results were spectacular, with a sold out performance featuring their latest album, "The Heart of Christmas." Long Islanders will have an opportunity this holiday season to enjoy the music of the very talented Mangano brother and sister team. Father Charles Mangano and his sister Laurie will be performing at Westbury Music Fair on Tuesday evening, December 10th, at 8PM. The popular choir, the Love Movement, will begin its 25th anniversary celebrations in fine style with a concert, A Feast of Love, featuring the vocal talents of two American singers. The diocesan Office of Laity and Family welcomed 425 people to a conference March 15 at the Kellenberg Memorial High School, Uniondale, for the bereaved and those ministering to them. The theme for the day came from the Old Testament: "I have heard your prayer and seen your tears. I will heal you." Father Charles Mangano, Associate Pastor at St. Catherine of Sienna, has recently released his second album of contemporary Christian music, including three original songs, two written by him and one by his sister, Donna. "When we do that, it renews our hearts. It renews our souls," said Father Charles MAngano, associate pastor of St. John NepomuceneChurch, Bohemia. "It puts all our problems in perspective." ...most grateful for placing your remarkable talent at the service of children who have lost their most valuable possession, their family. When he was a kid, The Rev. Charles Mangano's guitar teacher told his mom that her son was tone deaf and she shouldn't waste her money on lessons. But God works in mysterious ways. Laurie Mangano-Chionchio, center, performs during the New York Racing Association (NYRA) Christmas program at Belmont Raceway for workers' children on Dec. 21. The Westbury Music Fair will once again be the site of a most unusual Christmas Concert on Thursday, December 11 & Friday, December 12, both at 8p.m. Father Charles Mangano and his sister Laurie will be performing spiritual and secular holiday music. Roman Catholic priest, Father Charles Mangano, and his sister Laurie Mangano-Chionchio stunned their audiences at the St. Finbar's Church recently at their concert, "Feast of Love." Join Telecare and celebrate the music and mission of Father Charles and his sister, Laurie Mangano airing Monday through Fridays 9:45 am and 7:45 pm on Telecare/ TV 29 It has not been a policy for this paper to do too many postscript news articles for events that have taken place. As a monthly publication, with limited space for new news, old news can be pretty stale a month or more later Father Charles Mangano sings a song of reflection after preaching the homily during his Mass of Installation as pastor of Curé of Ars Church, Merrick. Molloy College is celebrating 50 years of transformative education...transforming the individual to transform the community. As part of the celebration, we are recognizing 50 alumni who exemplify the value of a Molloy education. For Father Charles Mangano and his sister, Laurie Mangano-Chionchio, the opportunity has presented itself to both entertain and enlighten during a special concert at Westbury Music Fair Dec. 10, with a 28-piece orchestra, children's choir, and dancers to accompany them. Father Charles Mangano and his sister Laurie are using the gift of music to bring people closer to God. On Dec. 10, the musical duo will perform a Christmas concert at Westbury Music Fair. Her name is Laurie Chionchio and you are not about to see her leading the charge any time soon. You will not hear this one raising her voice or jumping, with both feet, into controversy.
Brother & Sister Team to host Benefit Christmas Concerts
Last year the brother and sister singing team of Fr. Charles and Laurie Mangano hosted their first Christmas Concert at Westbury Music Fair. The results were spectacular, with a sold out performance featuring their latest album, "The Heart of Christmas."
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