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Written by Patricia Zapor
16 November 2012
The U.S. bishops' effort to send a pastoral message of hope in trying economic times came up short of the votes needed Nov. 13, after concerns were raised about its limitations, its expedited process and whether it actually was something that they would use to reach out to people.
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Written by Paula Doyle
09 November 2012
Internet-related security and safety issues and the growing rise in human trafficking were addressed Nov. 5 at the fourth annual Cyber Crime Prevention Symposium.
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Written by The Tidings
09 November 2012
The following statement by Archbishop José H. Gomez of Los Angeles was issued Nov. 7 following the Nov. 6 election:
I congratulate President Obama on his reelection as the leader of this great country.
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Written by Catholic News Service
09 November 2012
Sacred Heart Church in Island Park is in an area of the Diocese of Rockville Centre among the most devastated by Hurricane Sandy, but the pastor urged parishioners not to fret about the material goods they have lost.
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Written by Janis Nelson
09 November 2012
The parish community of San Buenaventura Mission, saddened by the theft of holy relics stolen last month, brightened considerably this week with the announcement that eight of the nine relics — including those of Blessed Junípero Serra and St. Bonaventure — had been recovered.
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Papal intentions for May: That administrators of justice may act always with integrity and right conscience; That seminaries, especially those of mission churches, may form pastors after the Heart of Christ, fully dedicated to proclaiming the Gospel.
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Rabbi Mark Diamond, Los Angeles regional director for the American Jewish Committee.
In dealing with several serious issues confronting the church and society today, "the only question is how you respond, not whether you should," said Helen Alvare at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast, held May 9 in Washington.
As she looks into the second grade classroom at St. Ignatius of Loyola School, Mission San Jose Dominican Sister Mara Anne Palomares smiles.
This month has been a bonanza of classic movies to stir discussion in Christian belief and ethics among Catholic families, courtesy of the Turner Classic Movie Network. Last week saw films depicting saints and sinners.
