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August 2, 2013 issue
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Local stories:
- Parish pulls together to lift spirits and build a new church in honor of friends who lived their faith to the fullest
- From credit to crayons: Parish converts credit union to preschool
- Photo spread: Local Catholics join millions at World Youth Day in Rio de Janeiro
- Serra Club vocations essay: Priests’ examples influence student to be an evangelizer
- Official Appointments
Regular local features:
- Editorial: The Americanization of Catholics
- From the Editor Emeritus: Year of Faith - Baptism and confirmation
- It's All Good: God’s love is the constant in an ever-changing world
- Faith, Hope and Charity: Taking a leap
of faith to assist
our brethren in need
- Letters to the Editor
- Publication does good
job highlighting breadth
of issues within universal
Church
- Events Calendar
- St. Malachy Parish in Brownsburg offers series on end of life issues
- Basilica of the Sacred Heart to celebrate 125th anniversary
- Obituaries
- My Journey to God: God as Artist
Catholic News Service:
- 'No borders, no limits': Pope commissions young people to be missionaries across the world
- Pope discusses
homosexuals,
women in
the Church and
divorce on flight
back to Rome
- Pope answers questions about Vatican bank, Curia reforms
- Agencies address realities of human trafficking among teenage victims
- British bishops: Despite law, Church can’t accept gay marriage
- Sister’s time travel series takes children back to Jesus’ time
- Catholics and Pentecostals share belief in ‘healing power of Jesus’
- Jamboree Mass ties Scouts’ Catholic faith, commitment to serve others
- Turn to Christ for comfort, archbishop tells theater shooting victims
- Pope is most influential, second most-followed world leader on Twitter
- In Brazil, pope’s simple, artless actions resonate powerfully
- Column: Closing of parishes could have adverse consequences, writer says
- Column: God’s love is the constant in an ever-changing world
- The Sunday Readings: Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
- Question Corner: Funeral Masses are commendable but not absolutely required for Catholics
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Parish pulls together to lift spirits and build a new church in honor of friends who lived their faith to the fullest
Eight months have passed since Donald and Barbara Horan and Stephen and Denise Butz died in a single-engine plane crash. In the wake of the tragedy, St. Mary Parish in Greensburg has added a special event to its annual festival. On Aug. 24, the parish will hold the first “On Eagle’s Wings” 5K Run/Walk and Kids’ Fun Run as a way to celebrate the lives, faith and love that the the Butzes and Horans shared with their family, friends, parish and community. (Page 1)
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Butterfly garden gives a sense of hope and beauty for parents who have lost a child
St. Anthony of Padua Parish in Clarksville was in need of a new preschool building. Their old one was just too small to meet their growing needs. Who better to turn to for finding a building than their own patron, St. Anthony of Padua, the patron saint known for finding things? St. Anthony delivered. (Page 7)
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Web-only features
See a photo gallery from World Youth Day
Thirty-three young adults from the Archdiocese of Indianapolis traveled to Rio de Janeiro last week to attend the events of World Youth Day. They joined Pope Francis along with millions of other youth from around the world. See some of the photos from their trip in our online gallery.
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National and world news you may have missed...
Here's a sampling of some news stories that ran on our website this past week or so that you may have missed.
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- Pope picks 'fraternity' as theme for his first World Peace Day message
- 'Who am I to judge?' Pope's remarks do not change church teaching
- Pope answers questions about Curia reforms, gay lobby
- Pope discusses women in the church, divorce, his own spirituality
- In Brazil, pope's simple, artless actions resonate powerfully
- Three million people attend World Youth Day closing Mass on Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro
- Krakow, Poland, to host World Youth 2016
- In Rio slum, pope denounces corruption, 'culture of selfishness'
- 400,000 brave wind, rain for WYD opening Mass on Copacabana beach
- Pope returns to Marian shrine, entrusts WYD to Mary's care
- At Rio hospital, pope offers drug addicts an embrace and a challenge
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