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June 3, 2016

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• 2016 Ordinations: Ready to serve God’s people
  • From cop to cleric, a ‘passion for people’ drives transitional Deacon Douglas Hunter
  • Relationships, prayer bring transitional Deacon Kyle Rodden to the priesthood
• ‘Rebel with a cause’ is new coordinator of Black Catholic Ministry
• What was in the news on June 3, 1966? Post-conciliar work comes to a close, a call for theologians to ‘go home’ and new music for youth Masses
• Rejoice in the Lord: The joys and challenges of love in the family
  • Alégrense en el Señor: Las alegrías y los desafíos del amor en la familia
• Editorial: Mercy reveals to us who God is
• From the Editor Emeritus: Imperiled Church - Trying to destroy the Church in France
• It's All Good: Do your best with the wonderful gifts God has given you
• Reflection: Rookie Indianapolis 500 winner shows how ‘grace builds on nature’
• Letters to the Editor
  • Immigration issues must be addressed with compassion while promoting security
• Events Calendar
  • World Refugee Day Dinner is scheduled for June 28 at Archbishop O’Meara Catholic Center
  • Applications to become a Providence Associate accepted until June 30
  • Early-bird registration for NCCW conference in Indianapolis is June 30
  • Into the Woods, Jr. to be performed on June 9-11 in Greenwood, June 16-18 in Indy
• Obituaries
  • General listing
• My Journey to God: Can You Hear the Voice of the Spirit?
• The Sunday Readings: Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

June 10, 2016

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• 2016 Ordinations: Ready to serve God’s people
  • Guided by God’s grace, transitional Deacon Anthony Hollowell begins his ultimate adventure
  • ‘Light of Christ’ leads transitional Deacon James Brockmeier on the road to the priesthood
• Benedictine Father Kurt Stasiak elected new leader of Saint Meinrad Archabbey
• What was in the news on June 10, 1966? A new archabbot for St. Meinrad, criticism for stifling dissent against the Vietnam War, and racial equality in purchasing
• Rejoice in the Lord: Bible is full of love stories, family crises
  • Alégrense en el Señor: La biblia está repleta de historias de amor y crisis familiares
• Editorial: Welcome, Archabbot Kurt
• From the Editor Emeritus: Imperiled Church - Napoleon imprisoned two popes
• Cornucopia: It seems that parenting is ‘grander’ at every level
• Twenty Something: To bake is to believe - a convert in the kitchen
• Be Our Guest: Reader says editorial offers word games, semantics that confuse faithful Catholics
• Letters to the Editor
  • Hispanic neighbors are gentle, kind, thoughtful and selfless, reader says
• Events Calendar
  • Creighton Model session will be offered in Indianapolis on June 29
  • The King’s Singers to perform at St. Bartholomew Church on July 9
• Obituaries
  • General listing
• My Journey to God: Fulfillment
• The Sunday Readings: Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time

June 17, 2016

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• 2016 Ordinations: Ready to serve God’s people
  • Faith brings Deacon Matthew Tucci to life and a vocation to the priesthood
  • Transitional Deacon Nicolas Ajpacaja Tzoc says need for Hispanic ministry in the U.S. ‘touched my heart’
• Archbishop Lori stresses importance of lay Catholics witnessing to religious liberty
• Serra Club vocations essay: Priest shows mercy to young child after the death of her father
• What was in the news on June 17, 1966? Playing God, smearing a good woman, Catholic schools run by lay people and the Index again
• ‘Kid at heart’ leads parish festival for 26th straight year
• Criterion staff honored for excellence in journalism
• Member of archdiocesan finance staff elected to board of directors for Bishops’ Plan Insurance Company
• Official Appointments
• Rejoice in the Lord: The experiences and challenges of families
  • Alégrense en el Señor: Realidad y desafíos de las familias
• Editorial: ‘Terrible, absurd violence’ sparks outrage, prayers
• From the Editor Emeritus: Imperiled Church - U.S. Church benefited from European turmoil
• That All May Be One: Make ‘resourcing’ of faiths part of your summer to-do list
• Reflection: Religious liberty should be the most cherished of American freedoms
• Letters to the Editor
  • Seminary experience offered great lessons about spiritual life and prayer
• Events Calendar
  • Office of Pro-Life and Family Life seeks nominations for Respect Life awards
• Obituaries
  • General listing
• My Journey to God: My Rosary
• The Sunday Readings: Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time

June 24, 2016

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• ‘They are family’: Emotions run deep for retiring sister who helped parishes live their faith
• Archbishop Lori finds encouragement for the Church in ongoing religious liberty struggles
• Former Anglican priest to make history as first married priest in archdiocese
• Pilgrims walk 60 miles to visit shrine of St. Theodora and ‘grow closer to God’
• What was in the news on June 24, 1966? The authority of bishops expanded, a new mother superior, and a writer argues for women priests
• Serra Club vocations essay: Retired priest gives student a vibrant example of God’s mercy
• Ordination Mass to be live-streamed on archdiocesan website on June 25
• Rejoice in the Lord: The vocation of the family is ‘to teach love’
  • Alégrense en el Señor: La vocación de la familia es la ‘enseñanza del amor’
• Editorial: The Catholic Church in China
• From the Editor Emeritus: Imperiled Church - The end of the Papal States
• Cornucopia: Say the right thing at the right time for the right reason
• Emmaus Walk: What’s new? God will not be outdone in generosity
• Faith and Family: The Holy Spirit can guide us through the light and shadows of life
• Letters to the Editor
  • In appreciation for Father Robeson and Bishop Simon Bruté College Seminary
• Events Calendar
  • West Point grad
  • All Saints Parish to display Nativity sets from around the world during festivals
  • Shop INN-Spired Gift Shop in Beech Grove to hold sale on July 9
  • SS. Francis and Clare of Assisi Parish seeking local artists for fall festival
• Obituaries
  • General listing
  • Jeanne Duvelius, 76, mother of Father Dennis Duvelius, died on June 11
  • Benedictine Father Damian Schmelz was college seminary professor, leader in Indiana ecology, Sagamore of the Wabash
• My Journey to God: Daddy!
• The Sunday Readings: Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time