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• Bishops: Seek justice in Wall Street bailout
• Anglican prelate comes under fire for homily at Lourdes
• Some Knights disagree with leader; Start Web site supporting Obama
• All of us responsible for Catholic education; Washington archbishop advises celebrating our strengths
• Catholic students get taste of Muslim month of fasting; Milwaukee students explore month of Ramadan
• Fr. Ron Rolheiser -- Finding ourselves on Babylon's shores
• Charlie Martin -- Patience with healing process; Discussing song "Better in Time" by Leona Lewis
• Fr. John Dietzen -- Ringing bells or not? Hand bells at the consecration
• Fr. Richard McBrien -- Jesuit scholar chimes in on liturgy reforms, calling Vatican II liturgical renewal 'an overwhelming success'
• George Weigel -- Campaign 2008: Iraq and war against Jihadism
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Respect Life Month
Articles found only in this special section of the Oct. 3 print issue:
• When baby pictures may be all you have; Elizabeth Ministry offers perinatal hospice for families whose baby's prognosis may be death
• Men need to talk about grief too; Local group helps men support each other after loss
• Some stem cells are already being used; The right types of stem cells offer right type of hope
• Appleton man received stem cells back in 1996; Brother's bone marrow snatches life from 10 percent chance
• 25 years of bowling balls, diapers; One fund raiser supports ministry to moms, babies
• Man dying from ALS fights for pro-life; Seattle man, nearing death, opposes state's assisted suicide initiative
• Contraceptives are environmental issue too; Synthetic estrogens already affecting fish, other wildlife |
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JOG-A-THON WARMUPS: In keeping with the school's healthy kids campaign, St. Pius X Catholic School in Appleton held a Jog-a-Thon Sept. 26. The event is the school's only fund-raiser for the year. Students gathered pledges in the form of a flat donation or a per-lap dollar amount. Area businesses donated prizes, including bowling birthday parties, pizza parties and gift certificates. The event was a runaway success, with $25,000 in pledges and donations raised by the school's 300 students. In above photo, students - including first graders Khailie Pack, Holly Stanislawski and Carolyn Popka - partake in warmup exercises before the jog-a-thon, which took place around the school grounds. (Dick Meyer photo)
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• Down economy hits local agencies
SVDP, Place 2B among charities seeing donations
down, calls for assistance up
• Ministry 'on the fringes' concludes for Fr. Barrett
Mental health, chemical addiction, hospice were part of priest's outreach
• Global Outreach still impacts alum's life
Slovakian takes lessons learned in Green Bay, uses them to help others
at home
• 2008 Leadership Convocation is Nov. 5
• Bishop blesses school's new classrooms
Once destined for closure, Holy Cross School now has a growing enrollment
• Help wanted ads
• Bishop's Corner by Bishop David Ricken -- What a welcome!
• Reflection on the Readings by Auxiliary Bishop Morneau --
for October 5, 2008: Thoughts about God lead to peace
• Explaining the Scripture by Fr. Michael Stubbs --
for October 5, 2008: Parables offer entry into the vineyard
• Editorial -- Remembering a 'quiet hero'
• Faithful Citizenship -- Discerning candidates' commitment to all human life
• Foundations of Faith -- Who determined what books got in the Bible?
Biblical scholars trace historical events that shaped the Catholic Bible
• Saint of the Day -- Proclaiming the mercy of God
Polish nun's vision led to Divine Mercy Sunday
• Your Catholic Neighbor -- A handy way to serve others
Zeimet fixes sewing machines for distribution to Third World countries
• Calendar of events
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