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Editorial: This year, give hope As boys whose families could not care for them, Kyle and Gabriel bounced through foster homes. They grew into young men with few prospects and much anger and fear, along with mistrust for adults. Guest Columnist Open-eyed mysticism: A way of prayer for our time By Msgr. Francis X. Meehan Catholic Spirituality Too much information, not enough meaning Looking ahead in the Sunday missalette last week, I noticed that the narrative of the tower of Babel is the first reading on the vigil of Pentecost. Business News Their restaurant is all about community Making people feel at home comes naturally to Mario Federiconi, 40, the co-owner of Osteria Bel Sogno, the new Italian restaurant in Springfield, Delaware County. Hispanic Catholics Nuevos modelos de liderazgo pastoral requeridos para iglesia estadounidense Nuevos modelos de liderazgo pastoral serán requeridos para una iglesia estadounidense que ha cambiado significativamente desde la generación anterior y que continuará cambiando. New
models of pastoral leadership required for a changing U.S. Church Sports To see a slide show of the Penn Relays, click here. Profile: Priest takes his cue from patron saint, St. Joseph the Worker Among the many goals of the Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, one that is paramount is the support of school, parish and Church leaders in their mission to prepare young people to hear and respond to the call of Jesus. |
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Catholic Charities kicks off 50th annual fund drive Catholic Charities Appeal Sunday is May 4. From the Brook A Weekly Profile of Members of the Ordination Class of 2008 from St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, Wynnewood Deacon Martin Joseph Ivanovich Our Lady of Grace Parish celebrates 100 years There is something new at Our Lady of Grace Church in Penndel. Philadelphia Safe and Sound to close doors Philadelphia Safe and Sound — the non-profit organization that, through a contract with the city, receives funds to manage and subcontract Beacon and other after-school programs — is closing its doors June 30. Helping hands of experience Consider the Ignatian Volunteer Corps (IVC) a Jesuit ministry of the retired or semi-retired, who are willing to help others and at the same time deepen their own spiritual lives. Thirty scholarships given in memory of Lacey Gallagher On Friday night, April 27, 2007, Lacey Gallagher, who was 18, left the Little Flower High School senior prom along with five companions to drive up to the Poconos to continue their celebration. In the early morning hours, on the fog-shrouded Pennsylvania Turnpike, there was a single-vehicle accident. Lacey Gallagher died. Greening our schools Catholic schools celebrated Earth Day on April 22 this year in a big way - by participating in the Archdiocese’s Protecting the Planet Science Initiative. |
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