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News
Bishops OK translations of final 5 sections of Roman Missal
St. Francis Center struggles to serve both homeless and families
Thanking those who protect and serve
Voices of 'Restorative Justice': Why it works
Bishops OK marriage pastoral, ethical directives
Bishops: No CCHD funds go to groups opposed to church teaching
Welcoming all of God's children to the altar table
Adopt-A-Family: Challenged, but determined to meet needs
Our Lady of Guadalupe Procession and Mass set Dec. 6
SVDP conferences seek Thanksgiving assistance

Viewpoints
Respect for each other in a polarized community
The Vatican and the Lefebvrists: Not a negotiation
Ministerial religious life
Where are the grown-ups?
Liturgy
Who's in charge here?
Spirituality
Waiting to See the Promise Fulfilled
Forgiveness is the most radical of acts
Spelling for the thoroughly befuddled
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Entertainment
Soup and Cinema focuses on 'Darkness to Light' in Advent
Movies Review
Sports
CYO promotes PLC 'sports as ministry' program

 

 

 


Friday, January 9, 2009
Looking Back on 2008: Celebration, Consternation and History

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World and national events in 2008 represented the joyous, the tragic and the historical nature of news, from Pope Benedict XVI visiting America and Australia to the staggering financial woes that beset the entire world.

An historic presidential campaign and election brought joy and anguish, depending on one's outlook, and across the country citizens participated in ongoing efforts to protect life in and out of the womb.



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