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Out and About in the Archdiocese for April
 
								
				
		1) Donations from Saint Ursula Academy This year’s DRIVE (Donate, Respond, Invest, Value, Educate) at Saint Ursula Academy benefited the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Students collected nutritious, shelf- stable food, laundry detergent, and cleaning supplies for our neighbors in need. 2) Science Fair Winners at Lehman Lehman Catholic …
		
	He Rescued me from Sin
 
								
				
		I have had to face many trials; however, my greatest suffering came from the one I brought upon myself, when I took the life of my own child. A senior in high school with an unplanned pregnancy, I believed the lie that if I had an abortion, my parents would …
		
	The Problem of Shamelessness
 
								
				
		Note: This article is part of an ongoing series on Pope St. John Paul II’s “Theology of the Body” (TOB). In recent articles, we have explored the emergence of shame in our first parents and all subsequent human beings after Original Sin. We saw how the emergence of concupiscence, particularly …
		
	Lizzy Huwer: Inviting Others to Faith
 
								
				
		Joy and humility. These words describe high school senior Lizzy Huwer, who discovered Christ during her freshman year at St. Henry High School in St. Henry, OH, and who now leads her peers to Him. It all started at a Life in the Spirit retreat. “It took a lot of …
		
	Parent Project Saves Families
 
								
				
		I am more able to listen to my daughter.” “We talk more instead of arguing.” “He’s nicer to me and tells me he loves me randomly.” These real observations came from parents who participated in Catholic Charities of Southwest Ohio’s (CCSWO) Parent Project. Parenting the best-behaved child can be a …
		
	Book Review: With All her Mind
 
								
				
		When I homeschooled my children, I came across proposals for curricula that indicated boys could pursue ideas (abstract thinking, maybe STEM and carpentry), while girls should only be trained up for domestic roles (the domestic arts and devotional religion). I always asked myself: Don’t women have minds too, and shouldn’t …
		
	Holy Name Church Mount Auburn
 
								
				
		Holy Name (Mt. Auburn) Holy Name Church in Mt. Auburn’s spare interior looks tranquil at first glance, but is dominated by apocalyptic imagery and Scripture passages emphasizing the awesome glory and power of God. 1904 Holy Name parish founded in Mt. Auburn; originally located in a large house 1906 Construction …
		
	Saint Benedict Joseph Labre
 
								
				
		St. Benedict Joseph Labre’s   Three Hearts Craft    Supplies:  Construction paper  Bronze, brown, black, red, yellow, orange, and pink  Scissors  Stapler  Hole Punch  Ruler   String, cut into 3 pieces, each 5” long    Directions:  Cut strips of construction paper ½” wide using the measurements and quantities below:  Three colors …
		
	Original Shame Part 3
 
								
				
		Note: This article is part of an ongoing series on Pope St. John Paul II’s “Theology of the Body” (TOB). With their fall from grace, our first parents experienced a decisive shift in their relationship, marked by what I have been referring to as original shame. In my last article, …
		
	The Final Mission
 
								
				
		Over the past few months, we have seen Pope Francis continue his mission from a wheelchair, witnessing for us the strength of his commitment to his ministry of leading the Church. At the St. Charles Center in Carthagena, OH, Missionaries of the Precious Blood and their lay residents are also …
		
	 
			
 
		 
		 
		 
		 
		 
		 
		