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By Jim Hale
“We wish every donor and volunteer could witness firsthand the inspiring transformations we’ve had the privilege of seeing before our eyes,” said Moore. “Meeting the babies born into this world under the care of Mary’s Comfort and hearing the testimonials of their mothers is absolutely the fuel that sets us on fire to do more.”
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By Jim Hale
The path of the St. Augustine Camino is the same one taken by pilgrims for nearly a thousand years. “In Canterbury, we went to St. Dunstan’s Church where the head of St. Thomas More is buried with his daughter,” said Peter. “After he was executed, his head was stuck on a pole and she managed to bribe someone to get it.”
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By Jim Hale
“There was always this creeping feeling that my soul was atrophying,” said Marmalejo, 46, a husband and father of five who worked nine years as a high school history teacher and guidance counselor. “I got enchanted by the idea of living an entirely different life, restoring cabins and working with my hands in a more adventurous life.”
Pope Leo XIV
By Cindy Wooden
VATICAN CITY — Many Christians "need to go back and re-read the Gospel" because they have forgotten that faith and love for the poor go hand in hand, Pope Leo XIV said in his first major papal document.
Columns
By Msgr. Charles M. Mangan
Only two days after his May 8 election as the vicar of Christ and successor of St. Peter, Pope Leo XIV made the one-hour trip by car from the Vatican to the Shrine of the Mother of Good Counsel in Genazzano, Italy.
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By Kathleen Goss
The school hall was transformed into a warm and welcoming environment with tables covered in cloths and flower arrangements, homemade breakfast items, and friendly faces Oct. 4, as approximately 60 women gathered at St. Rita School for reflections.
Local
By Dawn Beutner
Why should a Catholic parish offer a voter registration drive?
The obvious reason is to register those who are not yet registered to vote.
Columnists
By Christina Capecchi
There’s something about pumpkins.
Lumpy and bumpy, impossibly orange, harbinger of harvest. Instant cheer on a front porch with a hint of moonlit mystery.
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By Ana Lisa Piã‘on
This Jubilee Year of Hope is truly a gift of grace for the church, but especially for the 34 catechists from the diocese who participated in this once-in-a-lifetime pilgrimage, which has renewed their faith and revitalized their ministry.
