The Brooklyn St. Patrick's Parade, marking its 50th anniversary, will occur in Park Slope on March 16, celebrating Irish heritage and community pride. Originally founded in 1975 to honor Irish contribution to America during its bicentennial, it has become the borough's largest St. Patrick's Day event. Under the motto 'Faith, Heritage, History, Tribute and Remembrance', the parade pays tribute to the Irish immigrants’ impact on society. Mary Hogan, co-chair, emphasizes the enduring connection that heritage and faith bring to this community gathering, honoring the past and enriching the future of Brooklyn.
The Brooklyn St. Patrick's Parade, celebrating its 50th anniversary, reflects on Irish pride and heritage, honoring the contributions of Irish-Americans over the decades.
This year’s parade motto, 'Faith, Heritage, History, Tribute and Remembrance,' encapsulates the spirit that has driven this celebration for half a century.
Parade co-chairperson Mary Hogan highlighted, 'It is our Catholic faith and our rich Irish heritage that keeps people coming back each year.'
Since its inception in 1976, the parade has honored the role of Irish immigrants in shaping Brooklyn, from culture to community services.
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