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Catholic Standard & Times Issue of November 23, 2006 In this issue: Prayer:
Black Catholics: 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: Extra: REMEMBERING FR. MARIAN ZALECKI— Read a collection of articles written by Fr. Marian for The CS&T : |
This Week's Issue The Word Became Flesh Cardinal Rigali's weekly column. Read it here. Thanksgiving
at 'Father John's Abortion lobby may derail Kansas child-abuse probe After a protracted court battle to secure abortion records in order to identify suspected child abuse and late-term abortions, Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline lost his bid for reelection to opponent Paul Morrison, who says he may not pursue the case. Singing from the heart, singing for life Mark Forrest was Broadway-bound. Gifted with a booming Irish tenor voice and an ability to hold notes as long as Pavarotti, he had dreams of becoming a household name. But God had other plans. Water, water everywhere A bottle of water beats a bottle of soda. Just ask the eighth-graders at St. Denis School in Havertown. ‘THE
NATIVITY STORY’ gives birth to new standard in
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