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Available Right NowWoman’s story, archbishop’s message show how Church is blessed by African-born CatholicsChristine Kateregga’s voice rang out in six languages, including her native Luganda, as the processional hymn filled SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral in Indianapolis with joyful sounds. Drums and dancing accompanied the entrance hymn, “We Are Walking in the Light of God,” at the Mass that opened the African Gathering hosted by the archdiocese on March 14. For choir member Kateregga, that song held special significance. Throughout her life, especially in the darkest moments, she said the Catholic Church has always walked with her.. (Page 1) Visiting homeless shelter, having fun with children are part of speaker’s prep for Spirit of Service Awards DinnerIn his journey from being a high school football player in Indianapolis to becoming a tight end for his hometown Colts, Jack Doyle has never overlooked the value of extra effort and preparation. So it’s natural that the 24-year-old Doyle has followed that same approach as he looks forward to being the featured speaker at the archdiocese’s Spirit of Service Award Dinner in Indianapolis on April 30. That’s why Doyle spent March 17 folding baby clothes, talking with refugees, playing soccer with children, and visiting with families in a homeless shelter—just some of the efforts of Catholic Charities Indianapolis that will benefit from the 17th annual Spirit of Service event. (Page 1)
Web-only featuresSurvey on the Bishops' pastoral letter on povertyThe bishops of Indiana said it is their hope that Catholics throughout the state will read their recent pastoral letter on poverty, reflect on it and help the bishops consider how the Church should respond. They are also asking people to take part in a survey to gather more information they will use to further address the issue of poverty in Indiana.
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