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The
Catholic Standard & Times Issue of April 5, 2007
In
this issue:
Prayer: The
living witness of the Resurrection
Part 1 of 2
It should not be surprising that a recent television documentary,
suggesting that Christians might be wrong about the location and
the contents of Jesus’ tomb, was greeted widely with skepticism.
After all, this was by no means the first attempt to discourage
the veneration that believers have for the place now marked by the
Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem.
Profile: From
the Brook Rev.
Mr. Stephen Hugh Paolino
This
Week's Issue
The
Word Became Flesh Cardinal
Rigali's weekly column. Read it here.
Where
it all began: St. Thomas the Apostle Parish in Glen Mill No
one really knows what led that first road-weary Jesuit missionary
to the door of the Willcox homestead in Ivy Mills, Pennsylvania. We
only know that it happened sometime during the 1720s and that he was
coming from Old Bohemia, Md., on his way to minister to Catholics
in Pa. Perhaps his horse needed watering or he caught a whiff of smoke
from a nearby chimney, but Providence decreed on that day he should
knock at the door of the only Catholic family living in what is now
Concord Township, Delaware County.
Divination:
Consulting psychics and mediums An opportunity to look into
the future is very tempting, especially at certain times in our
lives when we're suffering from financial woes or loneliness or
bereavement. This is when the temptation to visit a psychic —
or “medium” — can be almost irresistible.