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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

 

 

 

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Soup and Cinema focuses on 'Darkness to Light' in Advent
"From Darkness to Light" is the theme of the Soup and Cinema Series of film and Scripture presentations for Advent 2009 and Lent 2010.
Fall reading: Poverty, faith and teens
New books offer assessments of poverty, faith and teenagers.
grabrielBlyth, 'Despereaux,' 'Assumptions' receive Gabriel Awards
Veteran screen actress Ann Blyth was among local Gabriel Award winners honored at Family Theater Productions Oct. 16 for outstanding artistic achievement in film, television and radio.
mcneilMcNeil Jubilee Singers mark 40 years with reunion concert
Celebrating 40 years of performing African American spirituals all over the world, the Albert McNeil Jubilee Singers will gather many of the 170 singers who have performed with the ensemble for a reunion concert Nov. 1 at St. Bernadette Church.
holytrinityParishes combine to sing Fauré 'Requiem'
"Requiem" is French composer Gabriel Fauré's major work for funeral Mass, but it is hardly funereal, or stodgy.
sgshackIn Lincoln Heights: 'A different perspective' on an author
William Paul Young introduced himself to Sacred Heart High School's students as "an ordinary guy," but the teenage girls knew better.
coenCoen Brothers: Big themes on the big screen
No doubt some filmgoers will be more than a little surprised by the overtly religious themes explored in 'A Serious Man,' the latest film from brother-filmmakers Joel and Ethan Coen.



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