The Catholic Standard & Times
Issue of November 9, 2006

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REMEMBERING FR. MARIAN ZALECKI—
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In this issue:

Prayer:
My father’s legacy

My father, J. Eustace Wolfington, was a rainmaker. The ultimate teacher, he transformed small life events into large character- building lessons.


Black Catholics:
Following the Holy Spirit: A history of black priests in the Archdiocese
(Part 1 of 2)
Black priests have been in the Catholic Church since the Twelve Apostles.

Profile:
Fighting the evil of human trafficking — Here and now in Philadelphia

Sister Teresita Hinnegan has seen a great deal of violence against women in her nearly 50 years of ministry, but even she is shocked at how many women are enslaved in human sex trafficking — internationally and nationally.

Sports:
All hail those hard-kicking Little Flower girls

Who feels on top of the world? Ask Little Flower High School.

This Week's Issue


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

St. Mary Magdalen’s beloved principal wins archdiocesan award
The principal’s “report card” from those who matter most couldn’t have been better.


Following the Holy Spirit: A history of black priests in the Archdiocese
(Part 1 of 2)

Black priests have been in the Catholic Church since the Twelve Apostles.

Her legacy: Honoring members of the armed services
“Every man and woman who wears the uniform of the United States is a hero,” was a lifelong refrain of the late Sister Maria Veronica Keane of the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

‘We’re all children of God’
St. Hilary of Poitiers hosts riveting presentation by Holocaust survivor

One evening in 1963, a young, Jewish mother of three named Judith Meisel was watching the news in her home in Philadelphia when she was riveted by the story of an African American family that had moved into an all-white neighborhood in Folcroft. The family was met by a mob of rioters, who pelted their new home with rocks and spewed racial slurs.
Hear Terri Schindler Schiavo’s parents speak in Essington
Bob and Mary Schindler will discuss their personal experience of the euthanasia case that gripped the nation in 2005 when their daughter was dehydrated to death in a Florida hospice.

 

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