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Nine days of Mercy devotions begin on Good Friday

People living in rural area face many issues

National commission honors Appleton education system president

Silver Lake College students help in Katrina cleanup during spring break

Head of Military Services says morale high in Iraq

Zimbabwe bishops ask nation's leaders to hear the peoples' cry

Take sin and God's mercy seriously, papal preacher says

God's love and mercy pour out on us in penance, pope says

Initial phase of John Paul's canonization ends

Healing changed her life, nun says

Fr. Ron Rolheiser -- Easter is about many things

Charlie Martin -- Easter shows God is with us

Fr. Richard McBrien -- Resurrection invites us to transform our lives

George Weigel -- Cross shows us the logic of love carried out to infinity

Kids Chronicle -- John has visions of heaven and earth

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NOTE: There will be no Compass issue published on April 13, 2007. The next issue will be April 20, 2007.
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St. Vincent administrator retires
Joe Neidenbach served for 25 years as the head of the Green Bay hospital
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STEPS DOWN: Joseph Neidenbach pauses at his desk at St. Vincent Hospital, Green Bay, where he has been the administrator for 25 years, before his retirement on March 31. (Rick Evans photo) |
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By Nancy Barthel
Compass Correspondent
In 25 years as administrator of St. Vincent Hospital in Green Bay Joseph Neidenbach has seen plenty of advances in technology and in the business of healthcare. But what hasn't
changed and why he's stayed is the faith dimension St. Vincent Hospital brings to the Green Bay area and the Diocese of Green Bay, said Neidenbach, who retired on March 31.
Neidenbach, who said he decided when he was young that "I really wanted to get into something that made a difference," chose to work for Catholic healthcare because "I believe in it. That's who I am. It's the reason I'm still doing it." Full story ...

Church welcoming new members
Nearly 300 will join at Easter Vigil in the diocese

Rural Life Days take months of preparation
Parishes plan the event using format from the diocese
Sidebar: Rural celebration

Catholic Charities receives Governor's Award
Budget counseling program assists those who are less fortunate

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Bishop David Zubik's Easter message --
Easter brings us face-to-face with the Risen Jesus (en Español)

Reflection on the Readings by Auxiliary Bishop Morneau --
for April 8, 2007: We are to give life where there is death
for April 15, 2007: A vision of truth calls us to action

Explaining the Scripture by Fr. Michael Stubbs --
for April 8, 2007: Make sure you seek the right person
for April 15, 2007: Doubt gives way to a deeper faith

Editorial -- Easter promise
Easter forms the foundation for what we believe and is our hope for eternal life

Editorial -- Bad move in Madison
Assisted suicide has no place in Wisconsin

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

Jackie Staley -- Solid process helps us in moral decision-making (Easter)

Andrea Sabor -- My brother made bad choices, but I feel foolish (Easter)

Praying with Sunday's Scriptures (Easter)
Calendar of events

Sharing Our Faith

Articles on 2007 Bishop's Appeal
New team members seek to enhance Education in diocese (Mar. 30, 2007)
Church beckons after careers in business (Mar. 23, 2007)
TV Mass attracts faith-filled, loyal audience (Mar. 16, 2007)
Church of Green Bay to grow by 266 at Easter (Mar. 9, 2007)
Catholic Charities uses 'hands-on' approach to spread Gospel (Mar. 2, 2007)
Tigerton area parishes believe in youth ministry (Feb. 23, 2007)
Stewardship plan rests on foundation of prayer, service (Feb. 16, 2007)
Bishop's Appeal calls Catholics to stewardship (Feb. 9, 2007)
Pie chart of Bishop's Appeal use
Sidebar: Advancing the Mission update
Sidebar: 2007 Bishop's Appeal facts
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