In the upcoming print issue of The Criterion

The latest edition of The Criterion has been printed and is on its way to subscribers. Below is a list of stories that will be appearing in the issue, along with regular features like Archbishop Buechlein's column, the editorial page and our redesigned events calendar.

Our August 11, 2006 issue

Local stories:

• The power of a dream: Life-changing journey touches family and community
• Indiana bishops release new statement and DVD on death penalty
• Visiting Guadalajara seminarians continue summer ministry
• Diaconate informational sessions to be held
  • First diaconate session is Sept. 10
• Walk for Families to benefit people struggling to build a life
• The missing link: Mass, fellowship give young adults chance to build community
• African Catholics to celebrate faith, culture on Aug. 20
• Saint Meinrad monks celebrate jubilees of profession

Regular local features:

• Seeking the Face of the Lord: Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul is mother church of the archdiocese
• Buscando la Cara del Señor: La Catedral de San Pedro y San Pablo es la iglesia matriz de la arquidiócesis
• Editorial: The Church’s mission is to bring unity in diversity
• From the Editor Emeritus: St. Paul - His strategy to go to Rome
• Cornucopia: For heaven’s sake, what’s happened to hell?
• Faithful Lines: A tale of two Shirleys amid my journey of faith
• Twenty Something: Trying to do it all
• Be Our Guest: Archdiocesan youth volunteers made a difference in Katrina relief efforts
• Letters to the Editor
  • New Mass responses not how we speak to one another
  • Let’s put an end to taking of innocent lives by war
  • Thanks for the great article about Last Supper sculpture
  • Reader: Israel has right to defend itself in war
• Events Calendar
• Obituaries
  • General listing
• My Journey to God: The Pruning

Catholic News Service:

• Church expert: Wars will persist if Israeli-Palestinian conflict continues
• Pope says he’s disappointed about ignored Middle East peace calls
• Chicago cardinal returns to intensive care to monitor minor bleeding
• Relief work nearly impossible without cease-fire, says CRS official
• Bishop: Half of all Christians have fled Iraq since 2003
• Hanging Ten … Commandments: Catholic camps offer fun, faith and friends
• The Sunday Readings: Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
• Question Corner: Text of Gospel of Thomas was found 61 years ago in Egypt

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