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Grateful Believers
Archbishop Daniel E. Pilarczyk has begun a new initiative that he hopes will build an archdiocese of "grateful believers." This column, which will appear weekly in The Catholic Telegraph in the coming months, is part of this diocesan-wide endeavor.
Lenten Calendar
lARCHDIOCESE - Pizza is available all year-round, but it's usually only during Lent that one can indulge in a tradition unique to the Midwest: fish fries. Individuals and families can eat inexpensively and well, while socializing at the same time.
Overtures
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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ST. LAWRENCE DEANERY — At St. Aloysius Gonzaga School in Bridgetown, Peggy Cappel’s fellow faculty members have affectionately dubbed her the "Queen of Trash."
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DAYTON DEANERY – As part of a master plan for the University of Dayton campus, a committee is taking preliminary steps to renovate historic Immaculate Conception Chapel — for many, the heart of UD’s campus.
Summit dedicates new high-tech floor in honor of late nun
Summit Country Day School recently dedicated its new high-tech fourth floor to the memory of Sister of Notre Dame de Namur Sister Dorothy Stang with the hope that her memory will inspire students and faculty to carry on her pursuit of justice.
St. Joseph celebrates 125 years
SPRINGFIELD DEANERY — Founded 125 years ago in Springfield’s Irish Hill neighborhood, St. Joseph continues to serve as home to a close-knit community of parishioners.
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