New York State Senate Resolution 1913 honors Reverend Frank Alagna, a distinguished citizen and advocate for immigrant rights.

New York State Senate Resolution 1913 pays tribute to Reverend Frank Alagna, a distinguished citizen, admired advocate, and devoted member of his community. The resolution highlights Father Frank's lifework and civic endeavor, emphasizing his contributions to enhancing the quality of life in his community. Born in Brooklyn to Sicilian immigrants, Father Frank dedicated his life to uplifting the disempowered and disenfranchised. He was ordained as a priest in the Roman Catholic Church and later in the Episcopal Church, combining his priestly ministry with counseling.

New York State Senate Resolution 1913 honors Reverend Frank Alagna, a distinguished citizen and advocate for immigrant rights.

New York State Senate Resolution 1913 pays tribute to Reverend Frank Alagna, a distinguished citizen, admired advocate, and devoted member of his community. The resolution highlights Father Frank's lifework and civic endeavor, emphasizing his contributions to enhancing the quality of life in his community. Born in Brooklyn to Sicilian immigrants, Father Frank dedicated his life to uplifting the disempowered and disenfranchised. He was ordained as a priest in the Roman Catholic Church and later in the Episcopal Church, combining his priestly ministry with counseling.