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Living together — but not the way you might think
By
jmcgee
This is a little out-of-the ordinary: the story of a couple who lived together before getting married, but had a change of heart. The Denver Catholic Register interviewed them: Western Slope parishioners Mike and Toni (not their real names) have been married for a decade and have several children. Mike works outside the home while…
Soldier, reporter, Catholic
By
jmcgee
That sums up the unusual resume of Sgt. Neil McCabe. Boston’s diocesan newspaper The Pilot has more: While Sgt. Neil W. McCabe was prepared for the blazing temperatures and the dusty, dry conditions which are part of the arid desert climate in Iraq, deployment has brought him an unexpected challenge — the struggle to receive…
Why give to your parish?
By
jmcgee
Here’s one answer, from my parish in Queens. It’s part of our annual stewardship drive, and this video is being shown Sunday at all the masses. Kudos to one of our trustees, Roger Aguinaldo, who shot and produced it. (Shameless plug: look closely and you’ll see Your Humble Blogger once or twice…)
What if Dorothy Day were alive today?
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
She might very well be pleased with this unusual endeavor in Ohio, which is taking her values into the 21st century: The Dayton Catholic Workers Movement, a charitable organization that helps the homeless, is opening a new Dayton restaurant. The restaurant, the Bucholtz Tavern on Huffman Avenue, will open this Friday. It will seat 50 people and…
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