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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.
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.
Back to the Beginning
A seven-week series commemorating the 175th anniversary of The Catholic Telegraph.
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Big day at the ballpark for CISE
Blue Mass honors rescue workers
Visions Community Services provides aid to communities
CATHEDRAL DEANERY — It’s just after 11 a.m., and the adorable tots who have just been outside enjoying the late summer sunshine are winding down to enjoy a tasty lunch, served by the loving adults who care for them.
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DAYTON DEANERY — Nearly 30 years ago, days after giving birth, Lisa Dineen put her newborn baby girl up for adoption. Dineen was just out of high school at the time.
Science and technology symposium looks at life
DAYTON DEANERY — The 4th Annual Science and Technology Symposium was held Sept. 22 in Dayton, in which the firm LifeTech brought together professionals in scientific, technical and related fields to present research and technology relevant to human life issues.
Parish helps create advance directives
SPRINGFIELD DEANERY — Mary Steggeman remembers her mother being on a feeding tube for four months at the end of her life. No one in the family wanted to remove it.
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