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January 12, 2018

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• ‘Our family is complete with him’: Couple reaches across ocean, boundaries to give a child with a disability a home
• Family influences shape honorees who strive to build community with their Catholic values
  • ‘Jeopardy!’ champion will speak at 22nd annual Celebrating Catholic School Values program
  • Award winner leads outreach embraced by men’s club, parish
  • Honored couple build a life of caring on foundation of faith, family
• Johnson will speak at inaugural Indiana March for Life on Jan. 22
• Legislative session is expected to be ‘fast and furious’
• Sisters of Providence celebrate milestone jubilees
• Fraternus teaches young men Catholic masculinity
• From the Archives: Knights of Columbus in Bloomington
• Official Appointments
• Christ the Cornerstone: Nonviolence only way to peace, racial harmony
  • Cristo, la piedra angular: La no violencia es el único camino a la paz y la armonía racial
• Editorial: We need more immigrants
• From the Editor Emeritus: Sister Blandina Seagle’s exploits in the Old West
• It's All Good: The ‘meantime’ is all we’ve got, be thankful to God for it
• Our Works of Charity: Embrace a journey of service, ring in 2018 with joy, hope and love
• Twenty Something: On cracked knuckles and self-care: a resolution for 2018
• Public Schedule of Archbishop Charles C. Thompson
• Letters to the Editor
  • NCYC attendee says gathering offers inspiration for young Catholics
• Events Calendar
  • Exhibit of dimensional art on display at Saint Meinrad Archabbey Library Gallery
  • Benedict Inn Retreat and Conference Center to host Girls Night Out on Jan. 26
  • Marian University to host nationally known pro-life speaker on Jan. 17
  • National Federation of Priests’ Council to hold convocation in Chicago in April
• Obituaries
  • General listing
  • Providence Sister Adelaide Ortegel served in Catholic schools for 45 years
  • Providence Sister Margaret Ann Wilson ministered in Catholic education, health care
• My Journey to God: Open Our Hearts
• The Sunday Readings: Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

January 19, 2018

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• Holy hours for vocations in deaneries offer opportunity to pray for those discerning God’s call
  • Holy Hours for Vocations
• Director is hopeful, realistic about immigration reform efforts
• Payday lending bill makes practice more equitable for borrowers, says ICC
• Plan a private retreat for 2018 at one of three retreat centers in the archdiocese
• Annual E6 Catholic Men’s Conference set for Feb. 24
• Indiana Catholic Women’s Conference set for March 10
• From the Archives: St. John the Baptist School dedication
• Christ the Cornerstone: Human life should be respected, protected in all circumstances
  • Cristo, la piedra angular: En todas las circunstancias se debe respetar y proteger la vida humana
• The Face of Mercy: Pope Francis says death penalty is contrary to Gospel
  • El rostro de la misericordia: El papa Francisco afirma que la pena de muerte es contraria al Evangelio
• Editorial: Peace, justice, love: All gifts from God
• From the Editor Emeritus: Willa Cather’s portrayal of Archbishop Lamy of Santa Fe
• Worship and Evangelization Outreach: An opportunity lost, a lesson learned
• Public Schedule of Archbishop Charles C. Thompson
• Letters to the Editor
  • No letters were printed this week
• Events Calendar
  • Archdiocesan Black Catholic Ministry to host young adult event on Feb. 5
  • Mother of the Redeemer Retreat Center to offer retreat on Ignatian spirituality
  • Mission 27 Resale offers weekly senior discount, funds vital projects
• Obituaries
  • General listing
  • Franciscan Sister Wilhelmina Burkemper served as an educator for 49 years
• My Journey to God: Soft Landings
• The Sunday Readings: Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

January 26, 2018

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• ‘A powerful thing’: Inaugural Indiana March for Life shows pro-life movement ‘is alive and well’
  • Mass attracts 1,000 to give witness to the dignity, sanctity of life
  • Speakers from all walks of life inspire crowd at Indiana March for Life
• Margaret Nelson remembered for her writing and service to others in life and the Church
• New school presidents named for Providence Cristo Rey, Brebeuf
• Panel passes nutrition eligibility plan for reformed drug felons
• Bishop Robert Barron: A worthy successor to Archbishop Sheen
• From the Archives: St. Vincent School of Nursing

• Catholic Schools Week Supplement

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  • Catholic schools are our shared inheritance and opportunity
  • Catholic schools prepare ‘problem solvers’ bound by faith
  • STEM plants roots of ‘cool’ learning in New Albany Deanery
  • Students ‘dig’ discovering new ways to see the world
  • ‘Team Jesus’ approach proves to be a big hit for school
  • High schools build up relationships with nearby parish schools
  • ‘We were being what Jesus wants us to be,’ Seton High School senior says
  • ‘A dream come true’ connects school community
  • ‘My class is just like a family’
  • Bond of faith draws two schools together during disaster
  • ‘Catholic education has become fundamental to my life,’ student says
  • Column: Research reveals the lasting influence of Catholic education
  • Educator sets high expectations for students—and herself
  • Generations build on each other’s work to make saints and scholars
  • Latino Outreach Initiative helps schools invite, support Latino families
  • Cherished note reveals the power of a teacher’s encouragement
  • St. Lawrence pre-K program reaches out to peripheries near and far
  • Helping children make a connection with God guides teacher
  • What makes a Catholic school special
  • How can we afford Catholic school?
  • Catholic Schools Map
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• Christ the Cornerstone: Solidarity with migrants, refugees, and strangers among us
  • Cristo, la piedra angular: Solidaridad con los inmigrantes, los refugiados y los extranjeros entre nosotros
• Editorial: When it comes to life, let us heed faith leaders’ words
• From the Editor Emeritus: Black Catholics in U.S. history: This week, Pierre Toussaint
• Cornucopia: ‘Yesh!’ What joys God has ready for us now and in eternal life
• That All May Be One: Directory on Ecumenism seeks to guide us on journey to unity
• Faith and Family: Coaching gives new perspective on parenting
• Investing with Faith: Share hope in New Year and beyond with endowment giving
• Public Schedule of Archbishop Charles C. Thompson
• Letters to the Editor
  • Editorial about immigration misinforms newspaper’s readers
  • Column spurs reader to share ties with late Santa Fe archbishop
  • Sister Segale’s last name is misspelled in Jan. 12 issue of The Criterion
  • Columns show ministry coordinators in action, promote awareness of Church
• Events Calendar
  • Alveda King to speak at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish in Richmond on Feb. 3
  • Indiana Holy Family Catholic Conference set for Feb. 24 at Kokomo High School
  • Retrouvaille retreat for marriages in crisis set for Feb. 23-25 in Indianapolis
• Obituaries
  • General listing
  • Franciscan Sister Wilhelmina Burkemper served as an educator for 49 years
• My Journey to God: Unborn Apology
• The Sunday Readings: Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time