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Webmaster to turn off computer, embrace God’s silence as hermit

Image of WEBMASTER TO SEEK ‘DESERT’ – Paul Marquis, webmaster of the Archdiocese of Vancouver, will trade in computer servers in October for the solitude of a hermit’s

VANCOUVER, Canada (CCN/The B.C. Catholic) – Most people at one time or another fantasize about saying goodbye to family and friends ... continue reading


Not blind to need – Catholic parish extends gift of sight to Jamaicans

Image of SISTER PARISH PROVIDES OPTICAL SUPPORT: Sally VanBuskirk (right), a leader volunteer for the Jamaica Outreach Program, sits with one of the children that was given glasses as part of the eye care program at St. Pius X parish in Kingston, Jamaica. (Photo/Jamaica Outreach Program)

NAPLES, Fla. (Catholic Online) – Over a nine-year period, Sally and Richard VanBuskirk and other volunteers for the Jamaica Outreach ... continue reading



Let Healing Light shine after 9/11

Image of INFINITE POSSIBILITIES: Author Alexandra Villard de Borchgrave included details from Indian Mughal paintings with her poems. The image above was shown with the poem <i>Infinite Possibilities</i>. (Detail from Krishna and Radha in Procession to a Palace Sunset/Trustees of the British Museum)

(Catholic Online)- "Awaken new ideas for peace in all lands, as I reach across the ocean to sundrenched sands. Bringing all creeds together ... continue reading


Musician’s notes echo homeland traditions

NAPERVILLE, Ill. (Catholic Explorer) — Dressed in a heavy robe of gold and navy blue, the musician tried to keep her balance as she ... continue reading


Volunteer-grad to return to help rebuild New Orleans

Image of VOLUNTEER GRAD TO RETURN TO NEW ORLEANS: Patrick Semansky shows a photo of a boat left in the streets of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina and the flooding caused by the break in the levee. (Photo/Mary Carty)

(Catholic Online) From the moment he set eyes on the workers repairing the roof at the New Orleans Superdome in January, Patrick Semansky ... continue reading


Stained-glass artist helps faithful see the power, dimensions of faith

Image of STAINED-GLASS ARTIST WORKS IN VERMONT STUDIO - Stained-glass artist Debora Coombs adds shading to a figure in one of her works in her Readsboro, Vt., studio. The British-born artist works in the studio that's about 20 feet by 30 feet, a former garage her husband converted for her work after they moved to this rural area about 10 years ago. Stained-glass windows, she says, are

READSBORO, Vt. (The Vermont Catholic Tribune) – It’s not always easy for artist Debora Coombs to step back and look at her work, ... continue reading



Stained-glass windows help artists, viewers connect with faith

Image of STAINED-GLASS ARTIST WORKS IN VERMONT STUDIO
Stained-glass artist Debora Coombs works in her Readsboro, Vt., studio. The British-born artist works in the studio that's about 20 feet by 30 feet, a former garage her husband converted for her work after they moved to this rural area about 10 years ago. Stained-glass windows, she says, are

READSBORO, Vt. (CNS) – It's not always easy for artist Debora Coombs to step back and look at her work, especially if she is working ... continue reading


Summer program helps U.S. youths experience mission work at home

JUNCTION CITY, Kan. (CNS) – Gale Hammerschmidt is proud of the work his summer helpers are doing. But he hopes they keep working when ... continue reading


Young people called to prepare for ’08 World Youth Day ‘down under’

Image of BISHOP WITH YOUTH DAY PILGRIMS - Auxiliary Bishop Anthony C. Fisher of Sydney, right, coordinator of World Youth Day 2008, which will take place July 15-20, is pictured with Australian pilgrims at World Youth Day in Cologne, Germany, last year. Bishop Fisher said the first International World Youth Day ever held in Australia will provide an opportunity for young people to learn about and strengthen their faith and to spread that faith to those

WASHINGTON (CNS) – The first international World Youth Day to be held in Australia will provide an opportunity for young people to ... continue reading


‘Miracle child’ cancer survivor and mom find faith, family at shelter

Image of CANCER SURVIVOR HUGS YOUNG GIRLS – Twelve-year-old Desiree Evans hugs two young friends at the Bethany House. Evans, who survived cancer surgery in May, and her mother, Janet, found family and faith at the family shelter, operated by Catholic Charities Terre Haute. (The Criterion)

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (The Criterion) – Marti Green looked at the dark clouds gathering and prayed that the “miracle child” ... continue reading


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