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Editor's Notebook
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Catholic schools offer hope for the future
Questions Corner
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Duties of a pastor/Incense at Mass
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The Catholic Difference
by George Weigel
A memoir I never expected to write
Faith in Action
Be an ARCH to a Returning Citizen, the Formerly Incarcerated
The Everyday Catholic
by Rick Jeric
An Educational Eternity
Finding Faith in Everyday Life
by Sarah Reinhard
Finding Hope in Mary, Health of the Sick
Grace in the Moment
by Mary Van Balen
A Confluence of Events
Lighting the Way
by Joseph Thomas
Seeking Each Other
Holy & Healthy
by Lori Crock
How Much is Enough?
Making Sense Out of Bioethics
by Fr. Tad Pacholczyk
The “Expendable Children”In Light of Faith
Don't wait for the young adult group to get involved in your parish
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Celebrating Catholic Schools Week
Once again, it is time to celebrate Catholic Schools Week in the Diocese of Columbus. This week offers an excellent opportunity to celebrate the great gift of Catholic education. The week recognizes, honors, and celebrates all who make our Catholic schools special. This year’s theme for celebrating Catholic Schools Week is “Catholic Schools: Learn. Serve. Lead. Succeed.”
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Schools change in response to society’s changes
Kids think and act differently today. Every generation says that about the previous generation. But today, it’s certainly true.
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Seven diocesan schools have new principals
Seven diocesan schools have new principals for the 2017-18 school year. Sarah Sciarretti was hired as principal at New Philadelphia Tuscarawas Central Catholic High School. Elementary schools with new principals are: Columbus Holy Spirit, Amy Chessler; Coshocton Sacred Heart, Mary Kobel; Portsmouth Notre Dame, Josh McMakin; Columbus Trinity, Kimber Moehrman; Logan St. John, Andrew Potter; and Reynoldsburg St. Pius X, Darren Smith.
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Three diocesan schools receive Edison Award
Three diocesan elementary schools and 18 teachers in those schools have received the Governor’s Thomas Edison Award from the Ohio Academy of Science.
The awards were presented for excellence in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education and student research during the 2016‐2017 school year to 58 schools and 509 teachers statewide. -
Consider supporting the Celebrating Catholic School Virtues Gala
Bishop Fredrick Campbell has said he believes that Catholic education is the most important component of evangelization for the church. It is only in our Catholic schools that our children receive a total education in both faith and academics. Central to the mission is that a Catholic education is available to anyone who wants it. However, many families are financially sacrificing to ensure that their children receive a Catholic education. Still others struggle to be able to afford the cost of tuition. The challenge is that in most cases, the tuition charged is less than the actual cost of educating a student, resulting in what education administrators call the “funding gap.” Hence, we need to find ways to provide tuition assistance to families in need.
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Catholic News Service
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IMAGE: CNS photo/Francisco Guasco, Reuters By MEXICO CITY (CNS) -- A Catholic bishop and a Caritas worker in Mexico said the situation was extremely serious after the Sept. 19 earthquake, and much...
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IMAGE: CNS photo/Carlos Jasso, Reuters By David Agren MEXICO CITY (CNS) -- Mexican church leaders offered prayers and urged generosity after an earthquake struck the national capital and its environs,
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IMAGE: REUTERS By VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- As search and rescue operations continued in central Mexico, where more than 200 people died after a strong earthquake Sept. 19, Pope Francis offered his...
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IMAGE: CNS photo/Lawrence Bryant, Reuters By Joseph Kenny and Jennifer Brinker ST. LOUIS (CNS) -- Archbishop Robert J. Carlson of St. Louis called for peace following a not guilty verdict in the...
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By Carol Glatz VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- To better prepare priests and pastoral workers to help meet the challenges families face today, Pope Francis is strengthening the Pontifical John Paul II...
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