Archives - January 2015

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January 9, 2015

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• Bishop Coyne appointed to head Vermont diocese
  • Photos: Thank you, Bishop Coyne
  • Evening Prayer and reception will serve as a farewell for Bishop Coyne
• Local Catholic seeks healing for self, other victims of clergy sexual abuse in Catholic Boy Blues
• Franciscan Father Arturo Ocampo was pastor of St. Patrick Parish in Indianapolis
• Indianapolis chapter of Legatus celebrates 25 years
• What was in the news on January 8, 1965? News of the final council session in the fall, and a controversial TV series is withdrawn at bishops’ request
• Rejoice in the Lord: Peace is the work of justice, and effect of charity
  • Alégrense en el Señor: La paz es la obra de la justicia y emana de la caridad
• Editorial
  • ‘500 … and Counting’
  • Good luck, Bishop Coyne
• From the Editor Emeritus: Old Testament - Interpreting the Song of Songs
• It's All Good: Reflect God’s love and mercy one ordinary day at a time
• Twenty Something: An epic love story atop the family tree
• Letters to the Editor
  • No letters to the editor were published this week
• Events Calendar
  • Msgr. Joseph Schaedel to speak on “Lent? Isn’t Marriage Penance Enough?” at Marriage on Tap event on Feb. 7
  • Bioethicist Father Tad Pacholczyk to speak at St. John Paul II Parish in Sellersburg on Feb. 14
  • Catholic Radio Indy offers six-week ‘Catholics Returning Home’ program
  • Archdiocesan solemn observance of Roe v. Wade set for Jan. 22 in Indianapolis
• Obituaries
  • General listing
  • Holy Cross Father James F. Blaes was a native of Indianapolis, a World War II veteran and a priest for 59 years
• My Journey to God: Another Page
• The Sunday Readings: Feast of the Baptism of the Lord

January 16, 2015

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• Blind faith: The spirit of a boy and the love of parents are caught through lens of Notre Dame football
• ICC to engage lawmakers at state Capitol in 2015
• Superior court judge rules in favor of Catholic students in bus dispute
• Ecumenical prayer service will close Church Unity Octave on Jan. 25
• Group honors St. Bartholomew parishioner for efforts to help impoverished children in Haiti
• Sisters of Providence celebrate jubilee anniversaries
• What was in the news on January 15, 1965? Priorities for the coming session of Vatican II, and federal involvement in family planning
• Share stories of how faith has made a difference in your family
• Rejoice in the Lord: God embraces all, and calls us to love one another
  • Alégrense en el Señor: Dios nos acoge a todos y nos llama a amarnos mutuamente
• Editorial: Busy year for Pope Francis
• From the Editor Emeritus: Old Testament - Sirach has some dubious wisdom
• Cornucopia: Let Christmas continue to live in our hearts
• Letters to the Editor
  • No letters to the editor were published this week
• Events Calendar
  • Memorial service for the unborn to be held at Indiana War Memorial on Jan. 25
  • Party scheduled on Jan. 18 to celebrate Father Hilary Meny’s 100th birthday
  • Jan. 24 book signing set for Idiot’s Guides: Catholicism co-authored by local priest and laywoman
  • Deadline for entries in “Try Prayer! It Works!” contest is Feb. 1
• Obituaries
  • General listing
  • Providence Sister Lourdes Kline ministered in Catholic education for nearly 40 years
• My Journey to God: That We May Have Life
• The Sunday Readings: Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

January 23, 2015

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• ‘The richness of religious life’: Archbishop Tobin reflects on gift of vocations at the start of the Year of Consecrated Life
• Archdiocesan Catholics bid farewell to Bishop Coyne
• Indiana Catholic Conference continues advocacy against death penalty
• Saint Meinrad Archabbey to host open house on Feb. 8
• What was in the news on January 22, 1965? Pope asks for patience with liturgy changes, a call for immigration reform and a petition to explore the ordination of women
• Share stories of how faith has made a difference in your family

• Catholic Schools Week Supplement

  • Homepage
  • Column: Catholic schools mold students’ spirits and minds to know, love and serve God
  • Students grow in service, leadership through Maley Foundation
  • Students’ special “Soup in a Jar” helps to nourish needy families
  • 20 reasons to celebrate Catholic schools in the archdiocese
  • Seeds of faith blossom, bear fruit at Holy Cross Central School
  • A child’s song captures essence of Catholic education for teacher
  • 12 reasons to choose Catholic schools
  • Spring 2014 ISTEP+
  • CYO Sports: Catholic education of the body, heart and spirit
  • Digital tablets bring change, opportunity to Catholic schools
  • Motto of ‘live for Jesus’ helps teacher to shape her faith with children
  • How Can I Possibly Afford Catholic School? Understanding Tax Credit Scholarships and Indiana School Vouchers
    • What Am I Elible For?
  • Catholic Schools Map
  • Letters tells story of bond between students and seniors
  • Voucher program leads to more students in Catholic high schools
  • Message of Christ’s victory guides teacher to help students in tough times
  • Robotics teams overcome challenges to become champs
  • Unlikely journey leads teacher to find her destiny
  • Teacher strives to launch interest of students in science
  • Thank your for your support: Record $6.1 million raised to send children to Catholic schools
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• Rejoice in the Lord: Pray for an end to the unspeakable crime of abortion
  • Alégrense en el Señor: Oremos por el abominable crimen del aborto
• Editorial: Christ is the way to achieve lasting peace in our hearts, in our world
• From the Editor Emeritus: Old Testament - Catholics revere the Book of Wisdom
• That All May Be One: Let’s not turn back on ongoing work, progress toward unity
• Letters to the Editor
  • No letters to the editor were published this week
• Events Calendar
  • Archabbey Library Gallery hosts two-person art exhibit through Feb. 28
  • Providence Cristo Rey High School hires new vice president of advancement
  • Southside Catholic Business Professionals to host Inspirational Insights event on Mar. 12
• Obituaries
  • General listing
  • Benedictine Sister Mary Sylvester Will, 102, religious vows for 85 years
• My Journey to God: Today
• The Sunday Readings: Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

January 30, 2015

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• ‘The preciousness of unborn life’: Abortion reflects ‘blindness of heart,’ archbishop says at Roe anniversary Mass
• Christian leaders participate in prayer service at cathedral
• Korean Catholic Community welcomes priest, anticipates New Year
• Sisters of Providence celebrate jubilee anniversaries
• ICC works to curb expansion of sale of human eggs, embryos
• Msgr. Stumpf to lead pilgrimage ‘in the Footsteps of St. Paul’
• Tutoring service to close after serving community for 20 years
• Saint Meinrad Archabbey welcomes five novices into community
• Rejoice in the Lord: God’s justice is always tempered with mercy
  • Alégrense en el Señor: La justicia divina siempre está templada por la misericordia
• Editorial: Year of Consecrated Life
• From the Editor Emeritus: A new series about Jesus and the land he made holy
• Cornucopia: Heroism is not confined to national holidays or well-knowns
• Catholic Evangelization Outreach: God faithfully searches for us in the rubble of our lives
• Faith and Family: Call on the powerful prayer of the elderly
• Be Our Guest: CYO participant teaches lesson about sportsmanship and integrity
• Letters to the Editor
  • No letters to the editor were published this week
• Events Calendar
  • Saint Meinrad Archabbey Library Gallery hosting exhibit on St. Meinrad
  • Parish to celebrate Our Lady of Lourdes, St. Bernadette with week of festivities
  • Concerts with Jesse Manibusan offered on Feb. 19 and 20 in New Albany Deanery
  • Registration now open for summer camps at Bishop Chatard High School in Indy
• Obituaries
  • General listing
  • Providence Sister Francine McGriffin ministered in education and health care
  • Providence Sister Laura Ann McLaughlin ministered as an educator
  • Ruthanne Robeson, 76, mother of Father Robert Robeson, died on Dec. 22
• My Journey to God: Flame
• The Sunday Readings: Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time