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Youth make Habitat house reality for family
Catholic groups are among those who have helped
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CONSTRUCTION CREW: Kristyn Stoller, Natalie Canadeo and Alexandrea De Villers put siding on the Habitat for Humanity Youth Build house. Dedication will be this weekend. (Rick Evans photo)
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By Jeff Kurowski
Compass Assistant Editor
"They have showed up ready to work and understand that any job
is a good job. They have been great."
That's a sample of the praise steering committee chair Erin
VanCaster shares about the many volunteers, including a youth group
from Nativity of Our Lord Parish in Ashwaubenon and the dance team
from Notre Dame Academy in Green Bay, participating in the first
ever Greater Green Bay Habitat for Humanity Youth Build.
The house, located at 1409 Day Street in Green Bay, will be
dedicated on June 29. The Youth Build, led by the UW-Green Bay and
St. Norbert College Habitat for Humanity chapters, is designed for
ages 16 through 25. Greater Green Bay Habitat for Humanity plans to
offer a Youth Build every other year.
Full story ...
• Sidebar: Dedication of Habitat for Humanity Youth Build home to be held June 29
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• Bill covers clerical sexual abuse
• Ground-breaking set for Green Bay cathedral addition
• Former Oshkosh pastor dies
• New Franken man ordained for Kalamazoo
• Youth find Steppin' Right fun
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• Auxiliary Bishop Morneau -- for June 29
God is faithful and must be glorified
• Auxiliary Bishop Morneau -- for July 6
God's grace should be enough for us
• Fr. Richard Ver Bust -- for June 29
Peter and Paul were interesting choices
• Fr. Richard Ver Bust -- for July 6
'Thorn in flesh' may symbolize rejection
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Spare change
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Do touch that dial
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When a heart magnifies, what color does it become?
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A mother's path of peace (June 28, Feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary)
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