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This Week's Issue The Word Became Flesh Cardinal Rigali's weekly column. Read it here. Special
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Catholics in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia are invited to join Cardinal Justin Rigali for a candlelight procession and the Way of the Cross at 7:30 p.m. on Good Friday, April 14 at Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary. Jury to decide when life begins A New Jersey decision issued on Friday, April 7, may prove to be a serious setback for abortion providers in New Jersey and throughout the nation. Child and youth protection office gets first director Cardinal Justin Rigali has appointed Karen K. Becker, 49, as the first director of the Archdiocese’s Office for Child and Youth Protection. For better and for worse Betty Butera wore white satin on her wedding day. As she walked down the aisle on that brisk fall morning in October 1950, gazing at her handsome groom through a thin gossamer veil, she had the same hopes as any other bride. They would make a home and a family and live a long and happy life together. But that’s not what happened. Holy Angels: A personal parish for Philadelphia's Korean Catholics Koreans in the Philadelphia-area have something to celebrate. Complete makeover = Complete stewardship When little girls talk about makeovers, its apt to be hairdos and cosmetics. Stewardship is generally the furthest thing from their minds. Still, a conversation about makeovers can be a great teaching moment. |
The Catholic Standard & Times Issue of April 13, 2006 Catholic Radio For schedules and streaming audio, please visit our Media Page (click here) Sports: For men’s basketball at Immaculata, the future is now On the one hand, the Immaculata University men’s basketball team is looking to carve out its own piece of school history. On the other, the team is hoping that history, in a way, repeats itself. Young Adults: A day devoted to charity and change In Pope Benedict XVI’s message for Lent 2006, he says: “In the face of the terrible challenge of poverty afflicting so much of the world’s population, indifference and self-centered isolation stand in stark contrast to the ‘gaze’ of Christ.” Print Edition Leisure Media Sports People & Events Education Parenting Community Prayer Youth Young Adults In the Parishes Vocation Black Catholic Hispanic Obituaries Advertise! - to over 60,000 Catholic readers Site updated: Thursday, April 13, 2006 Privacy Policy
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