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Shore thing: new deacons for Wilmington
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Deacon Greg Kandra
A diocese in Delaware is about to gain a new batch of deacons (just in time for All Saint’s Day — and the Advent-Christmas rush that will follow!) Details: Fifteen men from throughout Delaware and Maryland’s Eastern Shore will soon become permanent deacons in the Catholic Diocese of Wilmington. The Most Rev. W. Francis Malooly,…
Deacon gets papal honor. (Oh, and Mother Angelica got one, too.)
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
A congratulatory shout-out to two stalwarts in Catholic communications: Mother Angelica and Deacon Bill Steltemeier of EWTN, who this weekend received the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice Medal. There’s a complete write-up here that gives details.
A deacon’s journey: “If you’re going to be a Catholic, you’d better be a good one”
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Deacon Greg Kandra
From a paper in Minnesota comes this profile of new deacon, who has a remarkable story to tell: After six years of prayerful study, Vern Behrends recently preached his first homily at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Worthington, beginning with the story about a guy who receives a traffic ticket resulting from a stoplight camera…
“He was just a simple priest”: remembering the papal visit to Iowa in 1979
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
Incredibly, it’s been almost exactly 30 years since Pope John Paul II made his historic trip to America’s heartland, celebrating mass at a farm in Iowa. (“We are all farmers,” he said at one point.) Well, the spirit of that visit, evidently, lives on in those who were there. From the Des Moines Register: …
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