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Editorial: Peace finds its roots in family Hope is a virtue that Pope Benedict XVI has emphasized frequently in his pontificate. Our Holy Father did so again in his message for the World Day of Peace celebrated Jan. 1. Homily Homily of Cardinal Justin Rigali Christmas Vigil Mass Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul Christmas 2007 Homily Homily of Cardinal Justin Rigali Midnight Mass Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul Christmas 2007 Business News Travel exec stayed local, and true to his faith John J. Mullen has been in the travel business his entire working life. But Mullen, himself, has always cherished his roots. Hispanic Catholics Se dan a conocer tema y logotipo de la visita papal El mensaje “Cristo, nuestra esperanza” sobre una imagen del Papa Benedicto XVI con los brazos abiertos ante la cúpula de la Basílica de San Pedro ha sido elegido como logotipo de la visita del Papa a los Estados Unidos los días 15 al 20 de abril de 2008. Sports Among many fine coaches, four who shine A word about coaches: Some football coaches know the game. Some know their players. Some know how to motivate. Profile: Strutting to a Catholic tune When the annual pre-New Year’s Mummer’s Parade Mass was celebrated at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church on the evening of Dec. 31, Edward J. (Ed) McBride was reader. |
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Word Became Flesh NEWS
Great model of holiness: Saint John Neumann clad in new episcopal vestments before feast day St. John Neumann, Philadelphia’s fourth bishop who is enshrined in a glass casket under an altar at St. Peter the Apostle Church, was clad in a new set of vestments on Dec. 27, just in time for his upcoming Jan. 5 feast day. Former Archbishop Ryan president indicted on charges of theft, forgery The Philadelphia District Attorney’s office has indicted Franciscan Father Charles Newman, former president of Archbishop Ryan High School, on four felony charges of theft and forgery. Investigation
prompts changes Colleagues say farewell to local theologian ready for service in D.C. Father J. Brian Bransfield — formerly a professor at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary in Wynnewood — started working Dec. 17 as a specialist for the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Secretariat of Evangelization and Catechesis in Washington, D.C. With
a song in her heart When Katie Romano was in kindergarten she loved to sing into her toy microphone so much that her teacher predicted she’d be on television one day. Cardinal
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‘It is all about hope’ The Bucks County Correctional Facility is located in what is considered one of the most desirable communities in the five counties of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. Still, when Cardinal Justin Rigali made a pastoral visit there on Dec. 23, he was ministering to an often forgotten population — and one that would probably prefer to be somewhere else. |
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Archdiocesan students win pro-life art contest The Art for Life contest sponsored by the Pro-Life Union of Southeastern Pa. is an innovative way to get young people involved in the pro-life movement, according to Joyce McLane, the art teacher at St. Bernard School in Philadelphia and a Pro-Life Union board member. The
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