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Vatican official and church agency seek help for Iraqi refugees

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Fr. Ron Rolheiser -- Two old men share their aged wisdom

Dennis Heaney -- Stewards cherish the gift of life

Charlie Martin -- Our lives filled with little wonders

Kathy Hamer -- Many faces reveal Jesus to us

Fr. John Dietzen -- Does God judge as we judge?

Fr. Richard McBrien -- Case of Fr. John Sobrino shows progress

George Weigel -- Reaction of Orthodox monks illustrates problem

Kids Chronicle -- Paul shares good news with Gentiles

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Representative of Catholic laity wins honor
Diocesan director of Stewardship & Pastoral Services wins award
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NATIONAL AWARD: Mark Mogilka, director of Stewardship & Pastoral Services for the Green Bay Diocese, accepts the Yves Congar Award for his work in pastoral planning from the Conference for Pastoral Planning and Council Development at the organization's national meeting. (CPPCD photo) |
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By Jeff Kurowski
Compass Assistant Editor
"He represents the best of the best of Catholic lay people who are a major part of the future of our church representing the spirit of Vatican II and the document Lumen Gentium."
That's how George Haggerty, managing director of the Conference for Pastoral Planning and Council Development (CPPCD), describes Mark Mogilka, director of Stewardship & Pastoral Services for the Diocese of Green Bay. Last week, at the 2007 CPPCD convention in Pittsburgh, Mogilka received the Yves Congar Award, which recognizes extraordinary service,
initiative and creativity in support of pastoral planning and/or council development. CPPCD members selected Mogilka for the honor. Full story ...

Abortion ban win spurs look to future
Both supporters and opponents of Supreme Court ruling determining next step
Sidebar: Bishop, WCC applaud court ruling

Dressing down with an uplifting message
Diocesan students join thousands of youth nationwide

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Reflection on the Readings by Auxiliary Bishop Morneau --
for April 29, 2007: In the end, everything does matter

Explaining the Scripture by Fr. Michael Stubbs --
for April 29, 2007: Eternal life offers quality not quantity

Editorial -- Light and dark
Events of the last week held both good and bad news for respect for life in our nation

Eye on the Capitol -- Catholic education affects service

Foundations of Faith -- St. Joseph links human touch to work of God
Several church feasts have honored the husband of Mary

Saint of the Day -- John gave Philip a big part
Fourth gospel shows this Apostle's input to the fullest

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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