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Fr. Richard McBrien -- Turning reasonable in private into a public stance

George Weigel -- New evidence shows Nazi slurs against Pius XII unjust

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Catholic Charities uses 'hands-on' approach to spread Gospel
Agency helps variety of clients to put their lives back together
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MAKING PROGRESS: Judy Turba and Anna Ortega talk about some of the issues she is facing. Ortega and Turba are featured in this year's Bishop's Appeal video. (Catholic Foundation photo) |
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Fourth in a Bishop's Appeal series
By Nancy Barthel
Compass Correspondent
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Green Bay makes a difference in many lives every day.
For Judy Turba, a mental health counselor with Catholic Charities in Green Bay, Catholic Charities is the diocese's hands-on way of spreading the Gospel.
No two days are alike, Turba said. Her first client may be a seven-year-old, the next 83, and they may be followed by a couple working through marital difficulties. She also leads group counseling for court-referred abusers. "We are one of two or three places that offer services for men who are violent," she said.

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Bridging the Gap by Bishop David Zubik -- Bridging the Gap: The 'plus' sign

Reflection on the Readings by Auxiliary Bishop Morneau --
for March 4, 2007: Familiarity with the cross of Jesus is key

Explaining the Scripture by Fr. Michael Stubbs --
for March 4, 2007: Gospel invites us to climb the mountain

Editorial -- Imagining God
Baylor University study finds that Americans have various images and ideas about God

Eye on the Capitol -- All hands need to work together to nurture culture of life

Lent changes: During Lent, Everyday People, Everyday Faith articles will run in place of regular features such as Foundations of Faith and Saint of the Day. Those features will return after Lent. (More information in Feb. 16 editorial) |

John Craghan -- Paul's thoughts on reconciliation, our situation (Lent)

Practicing compassion starts young (Lent)

Praying with Sunday's Scriptures (Lent)
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