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April 6, 2012

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• New St. Mary-of-the-Knobs Church pays tribute to the glory of God
• What was in the news on April 6, 1962? The possibility of changes in the Masses, and suggestions about the Index of Forbidden Books
• Divine Mercy Sunday services will be on April 15
• Owner of Upper Room is witness to amazing story of faith
• Editorial: Blood and water flowed out
• From the Editor Emeritus: Biblical readings - The First Letter of Peter
• Faithful Lines: Trip to Cleveland reminds me of what’s holy in our lives
• It's All Good: Remember God can work with you—no matter what
• Be Our Guest: Religious community says tragic shooting must lead society to search for solutions
• Letters to the Editor
  • Despite tragedy, Church’s presence is evident throughout New Albany Deanery
• Events Calendar
  • World premiere of Missa Mirabilis is set for April 6-7 in Indianapolis
• Obituaries
  • General listing
• My Journey to God: Death and Resurrection
• The Sunday Readings: Feast of the Resurrection of the Lord / Easter

April 13, 2012

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• Unexpected blessings: In good and bad times, couples share how faith has affected their marriage
  • Faith reunites family, brings joy, peace and love
• Catholics from across archdiocese participate in annual chrism Mass
• Volunteers are needed for tornado disaster recovery in Henryville
• New archdiocesan controller looks forward to serving parishes and agencies
• What was in the news on April 13, 1962? School prayer goes before the United States Supreme Court, and priests ‘debate’ right to work laws
• Archdiocese to host sessions on ‘New Evangelization’ and faith formation of laity
• Springtime at Fatima Retreat House (photo essay)
• Editorial: We are called to be eyewitnesses to the Resurrection of Jesus
• From the Editor Emeritus: Biblical readings - Beginning the Book of Revelation
• Cornucopia: Change is necessary whether we like it or not
• Twenty Something: Catholics missing from Italian shipwreck still inspire
• Be Our Guest: Why not include good news of joint dialogue statement between Catholics and Lutherans in ‘Question Corner’ response?
• Letters to the Editor
  • Religious liberty battle is part of president’s plan to win re-election, reader says
• Events Calendar
  • Pastoral musician workshops are scheduled during May
  • Brownsburg parish to sponsor ‘Walk with Haiti’ on April 28
• Obituaries
  • General listing
• My Journey to God: The Grain of Wheat
• The Sunday Readings: Second Sunday of Easter

April 20, 2012

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• 'The joy of being Catholic': Former Anglicans are welcomed into Catholic Church at cathedral
• Bishop Coyne responds to attempted ordination of woman
• Easter liturgy marks final Mass at St. Joseph Parish in Universal
• Twins at Roncalli excel in academics, athletics, share special bond
• Franciscan sister is touched by Stations of the Cross dedicated in her honor
• Running is a family, spiritual affair for St. Mark parishioners
  • New Race for Vocations team members are still welcome; prayer pledges still accepted
• Sisters of St. Benedict offer day of reflection for caregivers on April 26
• What was in the news on April 20, 1962? Plans for the length of the Second Vatican Council are predicted, and six possible topics for discussion
• Giving back is a way of life for New Albany couple
  • Catholic Community Foundation to host continuing education seminars in May
• Editorial: Awaiting the Court’s decisions
• From the Editor Emeritus: Biblical readings - Visions in the Book of Revelation
• Catholic Education Outreach: One tube of lip gloss helps build the kingdom
• Be Our Guest: SPRED program and local organization help children with autism and their families
• Letters to the Editor
  • No letters printed this week
• Events Calendar
  • Monitoring students’ use of social media adds to teachers’ duties today
  • Play about Lincoln written by Benedictine monk debuts April 27
• Obituaries
  • General listing
• My Journey to God: Peace
• The Sunday Readings: Third Sunday of Easter

April 27, 2012

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• Living life as a prayer: Benedictine sister to celebrate 100 years of living a joy-filled life through her vocation
• Meet our future deacons
  • Bradley Anderson
  • Michael Braun
• Final first Communion class at St. Ann Church receives ‘greatest gift’
• Archdiocese of Indianapolis begins search for new chief financial officer
• RSVP volunteer program helps people change lives
• What was in the news on April 27, 1962? The early days of lay teachers in Catholic schools, and a question about using the birth control pill
• Teenagers give up spring break to help Henryville tornado victims
• Editorial: Vatican seeks to reform leadership group for women’s religious orders
• From the Editor Emeritus: Biblical readings - Beasts in the Book of Revelation
• Cornucopia: Funerals can demonstrate grace-filled lives
• Emmaus Walk: Alleluia! Christ is risen … and so are we!
• Faith and Family: The parent-child relationship teaches us about God’s mercy
• Letters to the Editor
  • Bishops’ encouragement to flock, courage is necessary, reader says
• Events Calendar
  • RCIA workshop is June 9 at St. Agnes Parish in Nashville
• Obituaries
  • General listing
• My Journey to God: Shades of Green
• The Sunday Readings: Fourth Sunday of Easter