This week in The Criterion

June 10, 2011 issue

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The contents of this newsletter are:

A listing of the full contents of the print edition
Items of Interest
Web-only Features
National and World News you may have missed
Links to the daily readings

Full Contents

Local stories:

'Priestly ministry is awesome': Deacon Dustin Boehm ordained to the priesthood
Cristo Rey graduates reflect on their unique high school experience
School principal hopes graduates use gifts and talents to make a positive difference
What was in the news on June 9, 1961? A lay-led retreat and the most inspiring experience in entertainment history
Pilgrimage to California includes missions and historic sites
Bishop Coyne posts an additional podcast about new Mass translation
Official Appointments

Regular local features:

Seeking the Face of the Lord: Adult catechism is faithful aid for our response to conversion
Buscando la Cara del Señor: El catecismo para adultos es un auxilio fiel a nuestra respuesta a la conversión
Editorial: AIDS and condom distribution
From the Editor Emeritus: The wisdom of the saints - St. Anthony of Padua
Cornucopia: The Holy Spirit may come to us in tongues of fire … or not
Twenty Something: ‘Unexpected harmonies’ in Mother’s Day requiem
Be Our Guest: Lifelong memories of faith offer strong ties for former Joplin resident
Letters to the Editor
- No letters printed this week
Events Calendar
- Multicultural Pentecost Concert is June 12 in Indianapolis
- ‘Sunday Night Run,’ pro-life and fitness event, is June 26
- Parishes to sponsor Corpus Christi processions
Obituaries
- General listing
- St. Joseph Sister Josita O’Donnell was a teacher and principal
My Journey to God: For Those Hurting and Lonely

Catholic News Service:

Pope urges nations to promote moral education, protect traditional family and sanctity of life
Maryland Episcopal community says faith journey led to Catholic Church
Assisted-suicide advocate Jack Kevorkian dies at age 83
Philippine bishops urge country’s Catholics to say ‘no’ to divorce
Column: Acknowledge the sacred gift of fatherhood this year
The Sunday Readings: Feast of Pentecost
Question Corner: God’s will permeates and is disclosed by the creation that he has given us to live in

FaithAlive!

Parents are the primary evangelizers of their children
Scripture teaches children how to love God and their parents

Items of Interest

Here are a few items that may be of particular interest to you -- and you can get them online right now!

'Priestly ministry is awesome': Deacon Dustin Boehm ordained to the priesthood
In his nine years of priestly formation, transitional deacon Dustin Boehm followed the Lord around the world to seminaries in Minnesota and southern Indiana, and also to Guatemala, France, Italy and Spain. The last steps in his winding journey were taken on June 4 as he processed down the center aisle of SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral in Indianapolis to be ordained a priest. (Page 1)
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Cristo Rey graduates reflect on their unique high school experience
It was a day of celebration, a time to mark the grand opening of a different kind of Catholic high school in Indianapolis. On that day in August of 2007, religious leaders, community leaders and school leaders raved about the promise of Providence Cristo Rey High School—a school for children from economically challenged families that combines a college preparatory curriculum with a work-study program. Four years later, the first freshman class is graduating. (Page 3)
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Web-only features

Photo Gallery: 2011 priesthood ordination
Bishop Christopher J. Coyne, auxiliary bishop and vicar general, was the principal celebrant at the Ordination Mass of Father Dustin Boehm on June 4 at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. He was joined by Archbishop Daniel M. Buechlein, who preached the homily. It was the archbishop’s first public ministry since he suffered a mild stroke on March 18. See photos from our reporter, Sean Gallagher.
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National and world news you may have missed...

Capital building Here's a sampling of some news stories that ran on our website this past week or so that you may have missed. Click the headline to see the story: