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The Deacon's Bench
Deacon wives, and threads of love
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jmcgee
They don’t get nearly enough attention, but the wives of deacons often play a critical role in their husbands’ ministry. Now, some wives and widows in Connecticut have embarked on a ministry of their own. From the Catholic Transcript newspaper: “We couldn’t wait to come here and present these quilts to you,” said Sharon Tartaris,…
Do you think he knows Sarah Palin?
By
jmcgee
A Catholic paper in Alaska has this interesting profile of a priest who serves as a chaplain to state troopers in Palin’s hometown of Wasilla — and whose wardrobe includes not only a white collar, but also a bullet-proof vest. From the Catholic Anchor: A body is found along a lonely stretch of the Parks…
Medjugorje: “Lies, contradictions, promises, uncertainties”
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jmcgee
“‘The sign’ has to be, and may indeed be, the most splendid weapon of the ‘seers’ of Medjugorje and of the propagandists of the ‘apparitions’. The same ‘seers’, from the beginning, have asked the lady that appeared to them for it. They asked for it and ‘begged’ for it, as we have seen. Then, through…
Over two million got a peek at the pope
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jmcgee
Benedict has what is probably the biggest pulpit in the world — and a lot of people reportedly got to see the pontiff in person: The Prefecture of the Pontifical House released statistics today detailing the estimated numbers of faithful able to attend public events with the Pope in 2009. Estimates reach well over two…
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