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Carr: ‘Take faithful citizenship seriously’
April 23, 2012 By Mike Dyer More than 300 people attended a seminar on April 10 to learn how being a faithful Catholic and good citizen are related.
Men to be ordained to the priesthood for Cincinnati May 19
April 23, 2012 By Stephen Trosley Four men will be ordained May 19 at 11 a.m. at the Cathedral of St. Peter in Chains by Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr, beginning their priestly ministry in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. A fifth man will be ordained at a later date and return …
Su Casa social worker wins award
On April 16, Margaret Singer, a social worker with Catholic Charities’ Su Casa Hispanic Center received the Everyday Freedom Hero Award from the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and the YWCA of Cincinnati.
Badin closed to honor memory of Tom Rains
April 17, 2012 Badin High School will be closed Wednesday, April 18, to honor the memory of the late Tom Rains, veteran Social Studies teacher who passed away on Friday, April 13.
Wick Ach to Chair 2012 CISE Campaign
April 10, 2012 ARCHDIOCESE — Archbishop Dennis Schnurr and the Advisory Board of the Catholic Inner-City Schools Education Fund (CISE) are pleased to announce that Mr. J. Wickliffe (Wick) Ach will be serving as the 2012 CISE Campaign Chairman.
Solemn, joyous celebrations mark Holy Week and Easter
April 10, 2012 ARCHDIOCESE — Area Catholics marked Holy Week and Easter 2012 by participating in the ceremonies and rituals that recall the final days in the earthly life of Jesus.
Chrism Mass celebrated at cathedral
April 5, 2012 Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr presided at the Chrism Mass April 3 at the Cathedral of St. Peter in Chains.
Young missionary born with a desire to serve others
April 6, 2012 By Natalie Corzine Moore Tegucigalpa, HONDURAS — Tori Pfeffer, a Texas native, was “born with a desire to serve.”
Musicians collaborate in song to spread message of peace
April 5, 2012 By Patricia McGeever DETROIT — A Franciscan minstrel and a Jewish troubadour may have found the path to peace and it’s paved with a song.
Pavilion honors parishioner who ‘never met a stranger’
April 4, 2012 By Patricia McGeever SHANDON — When members of St. Aloysius in Shandon dedicate a new pavilion built behind the church next month, they will add a thoroughly modern gathering space to hold future events while remembering a man who was such a part of their past.