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Available Right NowArchbishop Tobin reflects on his historic selection as first cardinal to lead Archdiocese of IndianapolisThe shocking news led to an emotional phone call between a son and his proud mother. It also led Archbishop Joseph
W. Tobin to think again of his late father, the man who continues to shape his life and his faith. And the widespread joy surrounding Pope Francis’ selection of Archbishop Tobin as one of 17 new cardinals on Oct. 9 also included an unexpected, fun moment. As the 64-year-old archbishop walked into his Indianapolis gym for a workout less than 24 hours after the pope’s announcement from the Vatican, he was greeted with congratulations and hugs from his fellow weightlifters. All those telling moments were shared during a conversation with The Criterion on Oct. 10. (Page 1) Catholics from across the archdiocese celebrate Mary and mercy at jubileeIn the principal archdiocesan celebration of the Holy Year of Mercy, some 800 Catholics from across central and southern Indiana and beyond gathered on Oct. 8 at St. Bartholomew Church in Columbus to learn about Mary and God’s mercy, pray the rosary, reflect on how they’ve received and given mercy, and consider how to share God’s compassion in the future. The Marian Jubilee featured a procession with a statue of Mary, a reflection by Cardinal-designate Joseph W. Tobin (see article on page 12) and two presentations by best-selling Catholic author and speaker Scott Hahn. The attendees came from 75 archdiocesan parishes and 13 from beyond the archdiocese. (Page 1) Father Hilary Meny, longest serving priest in archdiocese, dies at 101Father Hilary Meny, the longest serving priest in the history of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, died on Oct. 7 at his home in Haubstadt, Ind., where he had been cared for by his extended family for many years. He was 101, and had been a priest for 76 years. The Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated on Oct. 12 at SS. Peter and Paul Church in Haubstadt, which is in the Evansville Diocese. Cardinal-designate Joseph W. Tobin, archbishop of Indianapolis, was the principal celebrant of the Mass. Father Anthony Ernst, pastor of SS. Peter and Paul Parish, was the homilist. (Page 3) Web-only featuresSee video coverage of the naming of Archbishop Tobin as a cardinalOn October 9, Pope Francis named Archbishop Joseph W. Tobin to the College of Cardinals. In the day afterward, he conducted a 30-minute sit down interview with The Criterion, as well as held a press conference at the Catholic Center in Indianapolis. Both videos are available for you to watch. Watch videos of the speakers from the Marian Jubilee event on Oct. 8Archbishop Joseph W. Tobin and evangelist Dr. Scott Hahn were the featured speakers at the Holy Year of Mercy Marian Jubilee event, held on October 8 at St. Bartholomew Church in Columbus. Watch their presentations on our video page. |
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