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February 1, 2013 issue
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Local stories:
- ‘Conversion begins with seeing
things
as they
are’: Archbishop Tobin points to youthful signs of hope at Jan. 25 Roe commemoration Mass
- Archbishop Tobin gets warm welcome in Tell City Deanery
- Deanery Masses to continue in February
- Child care legislation aims to improve safety, quality care
- Photos: Indianapolis young adults join more than half million in March for Life in Washington
- What was in the news on Feb. 1, 1963?
Statistics reveal just how much Catholic
schools save taxpayers, and Pope John predicts
the council may last beyond 1963
- IRA charitable rollover
can be used to support
archdiocese, parishes,
schools and agencies
- Official Appointments
Regular local features:
- Editorial: Life: Let’s all stand up for that four-letter word
- From the Editor Emeritus: Year of Faith - Catholics and the Bible
- Cornucopia: What happened while I was sleeping?
- It's All Good: Never forget, the spirit of good unites us all
- Be Our Guest: It’s who we are, not what we do
- Letters to the Editor
- Father Pacholczyk’s bioethics column raises questions from Criterion reader
- Events Calendar
- Annual SPRED dinner/dance
fundraiser set for March 2
- Free choral music program at
Saint Meinrad is on Feb. 2
- Seasons of Hope bereavement support
group offers six-week session
- Obituaries
- General listing
- Benedictine Father Harold
Hammerstein was a monk and a
priest for more than 60 years
- My Journey to God: Retreat
Catholic News Service:
- Massgoers say
two new saints
have long been
guiding influence
for them
- At annual March for Life, large crowd shows
endurance and passion for cause to continue
- The sick, caregivers can gain indulgences on World Day of Sick
- Harbaugh parents brace for ‘thrill
of victory’ and ‘agony of defeat’
- District court judge says HHS suit filed
by archdiocese, other plaintiffs ‘premature’
- Journalists expect Obama to forcefully pursue
legislative agenda during second term
- Social networks need more logic, love and less ranting, rage, pope says
- Lack of faith can hurt marriage, may affect validity, pope says
- Enthusiasm buoys Vigil for Life as cardinal urges adoption alternative
- Column: Reputation, the
Hall of Fame and a
saint’s extraordinary
example of love
- The Sunday Readings: Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
- Question Corner: Required Sunday and holy day Mass attendance has benefits for Catholics
FaithAlive!
- Making the faith visible is a powerful form of evangelization
- Hispanic Catholics in the U.S. can help lead the new evangelization
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Archbishop Tobin points to youthful signs of hope at Jan. 25 Roe commemoration Mass
Forty years after Roe v. Wade, SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral in Indianapolis was filled with more than 700 worshippers—many of whom were born in the years that followed those decisions. They prayed that the Gospel of Life might overcome the culture of death to which the abortion license has greatly contributed. The Jan. 25 Mass at the cathedral was the centerpiece of the third annual Local Solemn Observance of Roe v. Wade organized by the archdiocesan Office of Pro-Life Ministry. (Page 1)
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Archbishop Tobin gets warm welcome in Tell City Deanery
A sense of reverence and hushed anticipation filled the sanctuary at St. Paul Church in Tell City on Jan. 21 where Archbishop Joseph W. Tobin would celebrate his first deanery Mass outside Indianapolis. Installed on Dec. 3, 2012, Archbishop Tobin has the goal of visiting each of the archdiocese’s 11 deaneries in the next three weeks to learn more about the archdiocese and meet the people who comprise it. Members of the Tell City Deanery’s 11 parishes traveled to St. Paul Church and gathered to welcome the new archbishop. (Page 3)
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Web-only features
Photos: Indianapolis young adults join more than half million in March for Life in Washington
The archdiocesan Young Adult and College Campus Ministry led a group of 50 pro-life Catholics and non-Catholics on a pilgrimage to participate in the national March for Life in Washington on Jan. 25. More than 500,000 people participated in this year’s march. The event this year marked the 40th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision which legalized abortion. An article will detail the event in next week’s issue of The Criterion; until then, enjoy a photo gallery from our reporter.
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National and world news you may have missed...
Here's a sampling of some news stories that ran on our website this past week or so that you may have missed.
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- Priests offer tips for Catholics long absent from the confessional
- Catholic schools are 'centers for new evangelization,' bishop says
- USCCB briefs in two cases urge court to uphold traditional marriage
- Tweets and retweets: Study analyzes @Pontifex traffic
- Harbaugh parents brace for 'thrill of victory' and 'agony of defeat'
- Catholic samba group turns parade into procession after nightclub fire
- Judge says HHS suit filed by archdiocese, other plaintiffs 'premature'
- West Coast pro-life rally, march 'here to stay,' says event's co-chair
- At annual March for Life, crowds show endurance, passion to continue
- Bishops to review handling of wrongful death suit against Catholic hospital
- Archbishop, others promote anti-trafficking campaign in New Orleans
- Cardinal Stafford: 40 years after Roe, 'I weep for the United States'
- Franciscan leader sees incremental progress toward Christian unity
- Catholic education sways decision for religious life, new survey shows
- Pope Benedict has new App-titude, lets users follow live events
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