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From the Pope Benedict XVI Supplement:
Letters from the Pope
Just three months before he died of cancer last year, Msgr. Thomas J. Herron, the former pastor of St. Laurence Parish in Upper Darby, received a personal letter from his former boss, then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict XVI.

In this issue:

Prayer:
Sacred sanity:
The contemplative lifestyle

The secular lifestyle is not nearly as wholesome and glamorous as it appears on television. All those seemingly happy people with their big-ticket SUVs are probably working demanding jobs, raising families, juggling enormous debts and eating enough processed food to be having major health issues at ever younger ages — in spite of all those hours at L.A. Fitness.


In The Parishes:
Saint Cyprian: Unity, faith and hope


Black Catholic:
Celebrating a Saint & a Jubilee

‘The Church in the
African American community of this Archdiocese is alive’
Homily of Cardinal Justin Rigali
Mass for the 25th Anniversary of the
Office for Black Catholics
and Celebration of the Feast of Saint Martin de Porres
Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul
Nov. 6, 2005

Saint Cyprian: Unity, faith and hope

All 3 stories


Profile:
A career that nourishes the heart
When Joy Heck gave up her career in public relations to raise her family, she didn’t think twice about it.

This Week's Issue


The Word Became Flesh
Cardinal Rigali's weekly column. Read it here.

Our two new churches:
St. Elizabeth
Five years ago, a first-grader from St. Elizabeth Parish in Upper Uwchlan Township told his public school classmates that he attends church in a gym.

St. Isidore
When Father Frederick J. Riegler was appointed pastor of St. Isidore Parish in Quakertown in 1998, Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua remarked, “You are going to need a new church. You should start looking for land.”
Celebrating a Saint & a Jubilee
The Catholic Church doesn’t simply want to evangelize African Americans, it needs their faith-filled presence in the Church.
Faith and the autistic child
The faith of children with cognitive disorders affects the whole Church, because they bring out the virtues of love, kindness and patience in the people around them, according to Kathy Labosh.

Great good born of unbearable loss
Imagine that you had a beautiful little girl who, at the age of six, lost her life after battling a rare form of leukemia. A year and a half after the loss, you are still reeling; still recovering from the months spent in the hospital watching your child suffer while undergoing endless testing and probing. Then, you find out that your newborn infant is also diagnosed with leukemia. What would you do?
Peter Boyle: Frankenstein, Frank
— and Brother Francis

Peter Boyle has spent a life time in acting — on stage, screen and television — and has just come off a nine-year run as Frank Barone, the quarrelsome father on the very successful “Everybody Loves Raymond” TV show. As a child, he acted in grade school, summer camp and high school.
What a little love can do:
When parishes, people and corporations unite

Life at the top of corporate America isn’t only about stock options, bottom lines and power lunches. For many executives, it’s also about charity.
Is religion the fountain of youth?
Mankind has been searching for the fountain of youth since the beginning of time, but could that elusive elixir be as near as our own church? According to studies, it certainly appears that way.
Nun sets another Ironman world record by completing Hawaiian course
A 75-year-old nun who has made history for her participation in Ironman competitions around the world set another record in October at the Ford Ironman World Championships in Kona.

The Catholic Standard & Times
Issue of November 10, 2005


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Fresh Faith
DeSales sponsors Catholic high school essay contest

The second National Catholic Essay Contest sponsored by DeSales University asks high school students to examine the role of art in culture.
Story

Parenting:
I’m ba-a-ack

Dear Dr. Ray,
I can hardly visit with friends anymore because my children (ages 5 and 3) interrupt us constantly. I send them to play but they keep returning.
— Conversationless


Christ Connection
Boots for brothers
The friendships forged between YouFra members and the men of St. John Hospice have given both groups the opportunity to serve, and to love one another, according to YouFra’s service minister Caroline Horstmann.

Story

Sports:
O’Hara clinches Catholic League’s girls’ soccer championship
Lori Bagent was talking metaphorically about her niece, Brittney Monaghan “She is so fast,” she said, “that it looks like she is skating across the field.” Little Flower High School’s soccer team might well begrudgingly agree.



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