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Web-only featuresInstallation Mass will be broadcast on TV, website and Catholic Radio IndyArchbishop Thompson will be formally installed as the seventh archbishop of Indianapolis during a 2 p.m. Mass on Friday, July 28, at the cathedral. Due to the large number of people that need to be accommodated, seating for this Mass will be by invitation only, with the presentation of a ticket necessary in the narthex. Those unable to attend the Mass will be able to watch it live on WHMB-TV40 in the Indianapolis metropolitan area, and on all cable and satellite networks throughout the archdiocese that carry the television station.
Available Right NowGod’s hands and family’s love guide Archbishop ThompsonSometimes you can learn a lot about a family by the way a sister talks about a brother. The closeness between Archbishop Charles C. Thompson and his only sister, Lori Wilson, is evident when she recalls how he has been there for her during defining moments of her life. You can also learn a lot about a family by the relationship that brothers have, especially long after they shared their childhood home. (Page 3) Archbishop’s words offer look into his heart, leadershipIn a one-on-one interview with The Criterion, Archbishop Charles C. Thompson shared his thoughts and insights on a wide range of topics, from his tendencies for collaboration and self-effacing humor to his views on women and diversity in the Church. Through his words, the 56-year-old Archbishop Thompson also offers a glimpse into his heart, his personality, and the qualities and perspectives that will guide him as the new spiritual leader of the Church in central and southern Indiana. (Page 1) Growing up in ‘Kentucky Holy Land’ shaped archbishop’s faithFence-framed fields dot the rolling green hills as distant bells call monks to prayer. Meanwhile, bird twitters and cicada trills comprise an ongoing outdoor hymn. It’s just another day in the life of the Holy Land—of Kentucky. Few had heard of such a place when, during a press conference on June 13 at the Archbishop Edward T. O’Meara Catholic Center in Indianapolis, newly-named Archbishop Charles C. Thompson identified himself as being from the “Kentucky Holy Land.” The Criterion staff recently traveled to this region—comprised of Marion, Nelson and Washington counties—to discover more about its history and how growing up there shapes the faith of its natives. (Page 30) |
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