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Mia was one of 18 youth and several clergy and lay leaders from the Diocese of Long Island who traveled to Washington, D.C. on pilgrimage to the March for our Lives rally.

The Episcopal Diocese of Long Island celebrated the Feast of Absalom Jones on Saturday, February 10, 2018 at St. Augustine's Episcopal Church in Brooklyn. The celebration was co-sponsored and organized by the diocesan Black Clergy Caucus.

Ravi Ragbir, an internationally known leader of the immigrant-rights movement in the United States and executive director of the New Sanctuary Coalition was named an ecumenical canon for immigration work and honored with "The Bishop's Cross" by Bishop Provenzano of the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island at historic St. Ann & The Holy Trinity Church in Brooklyn Heights on Sunday, February 4, 2018.

Bishop Larry Provenzano and Bishop Gerry Wolf joined the Vicar for Community Justice Ministry, Mother Marie Tatro, and other clergy from the Diocese of Long Island at a rally yesterday, January 11, at Manhattan's Foley Square in support of immigrant rights and immigrant-rights advocate, Ravi Ragbir.

On Sunday, November 12, faith groups around Long Island joined a pilgrimage that began at Grace Episcopal Church in Massapequa and ended at Congressman Peter King's office in Massapequa Park. Nearly 200 people joined the march. Bishop Provenzano, the Rev. Marie Tatro (Vicar for Community Justice Ministry), and the Rev. Mark Genszler were among the Episcopalian clergy leaders who joined.

Fr. Benitez is rector of St. George's Episcopal Church in Flushing.

Mo. Broderick is the Vice-President of Mission at St. John's Episcopal Hospital in Far Rockaway

Fr. Romo-Garcia is the Missioner of St. Thomas' Chapel in Amagansett and Vicar for Hispanic Ministry in Eastern Suffolk County.