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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
plus ... 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
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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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