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Editorial: Security tied to recognition of human dignity During Pope Benedict XVI’s historic visit to the United States, there were moments that perhaps escaped the gaze of the media assembled to document his words and actions. Catholic Spirituality Don’t wait for ‘the right room’ to pray My brother John lives in Houston, where he doesn’t see The Catholic Standard & Times. That means I can write about him without fear of retribution — I hope. Business News He helps clients feel at home Michael Wallacavage believes in cultural renewal — but what does that have to do with real estate? Hispanic Catholics Arzobispo de San Antonio habla en Filadelfia El papa Benedicto XVI «tiene una visión hermosa para el mundo y cada uno de nosotros», dijo el arzobispo José Gómez, arzobispo de San Antonio, en el reciente almuerzo para líderes regionales hispanos, ofrecido por el diario Al Día. Archbishop
of San Antonio speaks to Philadelphia’s Hispanic leaders Sports Remembering John Marzano It was a warm morning in April 1983, and the professor was running late. Profile: He smoothed the way for Archdiocese during Pope’s historic visit to U.S. When the last of 61 buses rumbled into Philadelphia on Sunday night, Father Zachary Navit could breathe a sigh of relief. He had been on the go since December, coordinating the Philadelphia Archdiocese’s participation in Pope Benedict XVI’s visit to the United States. |
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Welcome,
Holy Father Complete wrap-up of of Pope Benedict XVI's visit to the United States Sister
Josephine Kase honored for ecumenical work
People who work behind the scenes usually get their reward in heaven, but occasionally it also happens on earth. Philosopher urges ‘rediscovery’ of wisdom What the world needs now is to rediscover wisdom, according to the Catholic philosopher and theologian Alice von Hildebrand. No debate: Dougherty students are politically savvy Getting a behind-the-scenes look at preparations for a U.S. presidential debate is a high school student body president’s dream. Series on sacraments brings apologist to area The world can be transformed if Catholics live up to their universal call to holiness, the Catholic apologist Tim Staples told an audience recently at Philadelphia’s International Institute for Culture, the nonprofit organization devoted to the re-evangelization of culture through education. |
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Bicentennial
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For more bicentennial reflections, and other articles commemorating the Archdiocesan bicentennical celebration, please pick up the April 10 edition of the CS&T at your parish or contact Cecelia Watkins at 215-587-3667 or e-mail cwatkins@adphila.org Print Edition Leisure Media Sports People & Events Community Prayer Black Catholic Hispanic Obituaries Site updated: Thursday, April 24, 2008 Privacy Policy
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