Rosary prayed in dozens of languages to prepare for ‘Global Living Rosary’ The Catholic Key 4/7/2008, by Kevin Kelly
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (The Catholic Key) - Dressed in a bright red costume, Aiwal Gon G spoke the first half of the “Hail Mary” in Denka, the language of her native Sudan. After the congregation at Our Lady of Perpetual Help (Redemptorist) Parish responded with the second half in English, she knelt ... Catholic vision of true feminism focus of ‘Treasuring Womanhood’ conference The Catholic Moment 4/7/2008, by Mary Ann Wyand
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (The Catholic Moment) - Erika Bachiochi focused on how true feminism requires self-sacrifice and the gift of love. Patricia Pitkus Bainbridge emphasized the importance of praying for God’s help to build a society dedicated to life.
The two Catholic women made those points ...
Fight against pornography draws upon power of fasting, prayer The Catholic Moment 4/4/2008
CARMEL, Ind. (The Catholic Moment) — Priests hear all sorts of things in the confessional. What Father Christopher Weldon heard repeatedly, from young and old, led him to fast and pray and ask others to do the same.
Every third Tuesday of the month, people of the Carmel Deanery are fasting to ...
Catholic health clinic sees 1,000th patient Pittsburgh Catholic 4/4/2008, by John Franko
PITTSBURGH, PA (Pittsburgh Catholic) - The Catholic Charities Free Health Care Center in Downtown Pittsburgh is a godsend for Camille Scott-Ford of Churchill.
A single mother of two, she is self-employed as a nanny and does not have health insurance. So when she needed treatment for a ... Archbishop welcomes inmates into Church Catholic News Service 4/4/2008, by Ursuline Sister Eileen Connelly
CINCINNATI, OH (Catholic News Service) - Ten inmates at Lebanon Correctional Institution north of Cincinnati experienced the sense of hope and promise of new life that accompanies the Easter season when they were welcomed into the Catholic Church March 23. Archbishop Daniel E. Pilarczyk of ...
Children’s catechism club provides a fun and different kind of clubhouse The Catholic Northwest Progress 4/4/2008, by Peggy King Anderson
KIRKLAND, Wash. (The Catholic Northwest Progress) - Sunday morning at 9:30 is clubhouse time at St. John Vianney Church in Kirkland. Music resounds from Room 6 as 65 kids excitedly enter the gymnasium-sized room ready for an hour of Scripture study, challenges and fun. It’s time for Catholic Kids ... Stewardship of Hispanics, Latinos a matter of giving from the heart The Catholic Northwest Progress 4/2/2008, by Armando Machado
SEATTLE, Wash. (The Catholic Northwest Progress) - As each one has received a gift, use it to serve one another as good stewards of God's varied grace. (1 Pt 4:10) Archbishop Alex J. Brunett’s decision to call for a “Year of Discernment” on stewardship in the Archdiocese of Seattle (July 2007-June ... Parish, community make house wheelchair accessible for boy with degenerative disorder The Catholic Key 4/2/2008, by Marty Denzer
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (The Catholic Key) - Sixteen-year-old Austin Dearth was scheduled to undergo a lengthy spinal fusion operation in Dec. 2007. The O’Hara High School freshman, one of the three 2007 F.I.R.E. graduates, was born with Lowe Syndrome, a rare progressively degenerative disorder that ... Ind. lawmakers OK cord-blood banks and anti-porn bill, but conscience clause loses The Catholic Review 4/1/2008, by Brigid Curtis Ayer
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (The Catholic Moment) - Property tax reform dominated the headlines during the 116th session of the Indiana General Assembly, but two proposals supported by the Indiana Catholic Conference — to encourage adult stem-cell research and limit pornography — soon will become law, too. ... Baltimore archdiocese to mark bicentennial with Mass, exhibit, lectures, groundbreaking The Catholic Review 4/1/2008, by George P. Matysek Jr.
BALTIMORE, Md. (The Catholic Review) - Baltimore Catholics have a lot to celebrate this spring. April 8 marks the 200th anniversary of the elevation of the Baltimore diocese to archdiocesan status by Pope Pius VII, and Catholic leaders have planned a host of special events to mark the historic ...
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