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Catholic Standard & Times Issue of November 16, 2006 Extra:  REMEMBERING
FR. MARIAN ZALECKI—Read a collection of articles written by Fr. Marian for The CS&T : In this issue:
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Following the Holy Spirit: A history of black priests in the Archdiocese (Part 2 of 2) During the 1960s, Saint Charles adapted some of its programs to accommodate its black seminarians. It opened up cultural activities to the black community, sent seminarians to work in inner-city parishes, instituted courses focusing on black concerns, and brought in black guest speakers and faculty to teach. All of that made the seminary environment more welcoming to black students, and increasing the number of applicants and guiding them through the completion of their studies to ordination. Profile:Annual Seminary Appeal: ‘I really feel a call to serve Him and His Church’ As a young boy, Danny Kredensor had a keen sense of curiosity about the Mass. |
The Word Became Flesh Cardinal Rigali's weekly column. Read it here. Historic
Consecration Faith and pride at Roman Catholic There is a certain irony to the fact that the latest addition to Roman Catholic High School, the school that refused to die, is a resurrected and completely renovated former city morgue. Archdiocesan official: Catholic schools at the cutting-edge of education The student of today is more advanced, knows how to multitask, and can grasp larger concepts because of advances in technology and globalization according to recent research. Supreme Court hears gruesome partial birth abortion case The Supreme Court of the United States heard oral arguments from both sides of the partial-birth abortion issue on Wednesday, Nov. 8 in a proceeding that was at times graphic and gruesome. Turn in a grinch Christmas is back. Here come the lights, the trees, the greeting cards and — the grinches …. Christmas
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