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 the archbishop's column, the editorial page and our events calendar.

Our July 9, 2021 issue

Local stories:

• ‘So very different than today’: One-room Navilleton schoolhouse museum brings memories of the past to life
• Photo: Ordination at Saint Meinrad (print edition only)
• Deacon Anthony Lewis had ‘God-given ability to meet people where they are’
• Serra Club Vocations Essay: St. Joseph shows how to have courage in following God’s call
• Documentary on Native American Catholics to air on July 11

Regular local features:

• Christ the Cornerstone: Reflecting on fatherhood in the Year of St. Joseph
  • Cristo, la piedra angular: Reflexión sobre la paternidad en el Año de San José
• Editorial: Young people, school communities offer powerful example of faith
• Joyful Witness: Water helps me recognize God’s love and peace
• Our Works of Charity: Helping an aging parent make difficult decisions
• Guest Column: Though countercultural, our faith calls us to serve others
• Twenty Something: An ode to the place that shapes us
• Public Schedule of Archbishop Charles C. Thompson
• Events Calendar
  • Register by July 19 for online ‘Why Do We Need the Church?’ seminar at discounted rate
• Letters to the Editor
  • No letters were printed this week
• Obituaries
  • Obituaries to return next week
• My Journey to God: GOD IN THE MOONLIGHT

Catholic News Service:

• Pope out of bed, walking after surgery at Rome hospital
• ‘No more war’: Pope continues his teaching on Gospel nonviolence
• Pope congratulates retired pontiff on anniversary of priestly ordination
• Activists see temporary stop of federal executions as a starting point
• God’s grace transforms sinners into apostles, pope says
• Bishops support investigation of former U.S. residential schools
• Vatican indicts Cardinal Becciu, former officials involved in London deal
• Archbishop, cardinal offer prayers, comfort at collapse site
• House members urge Biden to restore Hyde Amendment to budget proposals
• Column: It is time for Roe to go
• The Sunday Readings: Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
• Question Corner: Take steps to return to faith and have your child baptized

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