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Cyclone victims survive amid devastating losses
Archbishop Donald W. Wuerl -- The role of the laity in church: Adult catechism outlines involvement of laity
Fr. Ron Rolheiser -- Lessons learned by staying inside our 'cell'
Charlie Martin -- Finding success on your own: Don't waste a lot of time worrying about dating
Fr. John Dietzen -- Impotence: Impediment to marriage? Complete impotence is rare with modern medicine
Fr. Richard McBrien -- Benedict moves out of predecessor's shadow: Differences between John Paul, Benedict come across in recent actions, inactions
George Weigel -- Extend Pope Benedict's U.S. visit through new book: 'Questions and Answers' presents pope's responses to array of questions
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Meet Green Bay's 'Lemonade Club'
Book helps St. Bernard School librarian share her breast cancer battle with students
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LEMONDADE CLUB: St. Bernard School students and faculty gather around librarian Julie Lani, seated in rocking chair, on May 7. Lani, who recently completed chemotherapy in her fight against breast cancer, used the book "The Lemonade Club" to help students journey with her on her recovery. A banner in the background was created by Lani's daughter, Jacqui. (Sam Lucero photo)
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By Sam Lucero
Compass Staff
GREEN BAY -- As the librarian at St. Bernard School, Julie Lani enjoys reading and sharing books with students. This school year, while Lani was battling breast cancer, she and her students found solace in one of her library books, "The Lemonade Club."
Written by Patricia Polacco, The Lemonade Club is about a teacher, Miss Wichelman, and her fifth-grade class. When one of her students, Marilyn, is diagnosed with leukemia, Miss Wichelman's employs one of her favorite credos, "When life hands you lemons, you make lemonade." Full story ...

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Reflection on the Readings by Auxiliary Bishop Morneau --
for May 18, 2008: Divine life and love through grace
Explaining the Scripture by Fr. Michael Stubbs --
for May 18, 2008: Look closely for the Holy Spirit
Editorial -- Lay ministries: Trump card in vocations crisis
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