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											The Catholic Telegraph
Was Mary Ever-Virgin?
 
								
				
		Do Catholics believe that Mary remained a virgin her entire life? Did she have children other than Jesus? I have non- Catholic friends who say the Bible mentions Jesus’ siblings. The Scriptures and tradition convey information on Mary that help us understand the details of her life and her importance …
		
	Out and About in the Archdiocese May 2023
 
								
				
		    1) Lehman Science Olympiad Winners The Lehman Catholic High School Science Olympiad team competed in the Science Olympiad Regional on March 18. The team won medals in 12 events. The Lehman Catholic High School Science Olympiad consists of 15 students competing in 23 events. Lehman’s team placed fifth …
		
	Job Opening: La Salle High School Principal
 
								
				
		lasallepride We are seeking a Principal to serve as the educational leader of the La Salle High School.  The Principal will lead the educational vision and direction of the school, overseeing the development and delivery of curriculum, student services, guidance and athletics and will uphold the quality of the school’s …
		
	Transitional Deacon Pictorial
 
								
				
		On Saturday, April 29, seven men became transitional deacons on their journey to Priesthood Ordination 2024.
		
	Working with Young People
 
								
				
		Wise, witty, and shrewd was Mr. Joe Acito, my senior English teacher at Elder High School. He affectionately called me “Reverend Scalf.” I have no idea why—I was far from religious, but I guess that was his point. If, when I was in his class, you had told me that …
		
	Can religion help treat America’s loneliness epidemic? Surgeon general says yes
 
								
				
		By Kevin J. Jones Denver, Colo., May 2, 2023 / 14:30 pm Loneliness is a risk factor for many serious — even deadly — health conditions, and the antidote is social connection like that found in religious groups, the U.S. Surgeon General has said in a new report. “Loneliness is far …
		
	Obituary: Deacon Robert “Bob” Collins, M.D
 
								
				
		Deacon Robert “Bob” Collins, M.D., a Deacon of the Archdiocese, died on April 22, 2023 at the age of 90. Deacon Bob was ordained by Archbishop Daniel Pilarczyk for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati on April 24, 2004. He was assigned to St. Charles Borromeo Parish, Kettering, upon his ordination. He …
		
	Alter Upper Room
 
								
				
		Through Upper Room, students at Alter High School in Kettering found a way to incorporate their faith into the education schedule. Led by students, the faith group meets every Wednesday morning at 7:30 a.m. before school starts. The five current leaders are: seniors Andrew McKenna, Ben Burkhardt, Grace Girman and …
		
	Madi Langdon Teens who Radiate Christ
 
								
				
		When Shannon Ott hit the back of the net in the second half of the OHSAA Girls Division I State Soccer Championship in November to give Seton High School a 1-0 victory against Strongsville, it capped off a feel-good season for the Saints. But soccer is only part of the …
		
	Superintendent Susan Gibbons Retiring; Kathy Kane Stepping in as Interim Superintendent
 
								
				
		After 45 years of working in education for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati –including the last seven years as Director of Educational Services and Superintendent of Schools- Susan Gibbons is retiring, effective July 29, 2023. Gibbons has served in Catholic schools of the archdiocese as a classroom teacher, assistant principal and …
		
	 
			
 
		 
		 
		 
		 
		 
		 
		