Patrick Tracy has joined <a href="http://www.sjcny.edu/" target="_blank">St. Joseph’s College </a>in Patchogue as director of campus ministry. Most recently, he was a coordinator for youth ministry at the Church of St. Aidan in Williston Park. He is a Levittown resident. 
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