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This is the three-year series by Cincinnati Archbishop Daniel E.Pilarczyk that appeared weekly in The Catholic Telegraph. Overtures focused on the first readings of the Sunday liturgy, with questions offered for individual or group discussion. Click here to access all articles in the series.

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 This week in The Catholic Telegraph — August 17, 2007

United they stand
Sisters of St. Joseph form new congregation

ARCHDIOCESE - Through a faith-filled decision that will enable them to ensure the future viability of their mission and combine resources to better address the many needs of today's world, seven communities of Sisters of St. Joseph have come together as one to form the new Congregation of St. Joseph.

Cincinnati-based congregation welcomes new opportunities

'Brass tacks' of creating new congregation involve cooperation

Ursuline graduate dedicated to helping Guatemalans
ST. ANDREW DEANERY - When Anne Kraemer was just seven years old, she told her parents that she was going to one day become an archaeologist. Almost 20 years later, a little girl's dream has evolved into her life's work, as Kraemer puts her skills to use to improve the lives of the people of Guatemala.

Mercy Siena breaks ground for wellness center

DAYTON DEANERY - With a bright smile and an occasional tear, Paul Naas recently helped break ground for the Mary Margaret and Paul R. Naas Wellness Center at Mercy Sienna Retirement Community.

Sister Dorothy Stang exhibit opens at peace museum

DAYTON DEANERY - A crowded meeting room at the Dayton International Peace Museum was hushed except for the sound of quiet sniffling last week during the opening of an exhibit honoring Notre Dame de Namur Sister Dorothy Stang.

Former Telegraph reporter named communications director

ARCHDIOCESE - When she worked as a staff writer for The Catholic Telegraph, Sister of Notre Dame de Namur Therese Shuler used her "way with words" to write articles related to a variety of topics about the local church and beyond. Now she is looking forward to using her God-given creativity and skills in service to her community as director of communications for the congregational mission office.

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