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Bishop Peter J. Jugis celebrated Mass for the diocesan school board June 19. Pictured are: Dr. Janice Ritter, superintendent of the Diocese of Charlotte Schools, Joann Wasson, Mary A. Morales and Bernie Moorman. Following Mass, Bishop Jugis attended the board's closing meeting of the school year.
— Doreen Sugierski | Catholic News Herald
Viewpoints
Father Patrick Winslow: What can we learn from Pope Francis?
It appears as if popes have something on their mind when first elected. One might call it a diagnosis and a proposed remedy for current ails. With Pope John Paul II, it was a message of hope to a world filled with fear. One can still hear him...
Read More...David Hains: Close that unhealthy health center
The Gosnell abortion mill in Philadelphia and A Preferred Woman's Health Center in Charlotte have something in common: little regard for human life. It should come as no surprise that women are being mistreated in these facilities since...
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"We never give more honor to Jesus than when we honor His Mother, and we honor her simply and solely to honor Him all the more perfectly. We go to her only as a way leading to the goal we seek – Jesus, her Son." — St. Louis de Montfort,...
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McLeansville artist sees his work as evangelization
GREENSBORO — One gift changed Paul Nixon's life. Today the McLeansville man is a working artist, with sculptures on display throughout Guilford County. His latest, a sculpture of the Lamb of God, was installed at St. Thomas More Church...
Read More...For the love of painting: Lifesize portrait painted of Monsignor Marcaccio
GREENSBORO — Last month Monsignor Anthony Marcaccio, pastor of St. Pius X Church in Greensboro, was hung. On a wall. In the church. Last year, St. Pius X parishioners hired up-and-coming British artist Nancy Fletcher to paint a life-size...
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DENVER — Pope Benedict XVI's decision to allow a TV broadcast of the Shroud of Turin on March 30, Holy Saturday, has been lauded by experts for highlighting the link between the shroud and the death and resurrection of Christ. "Pope Benedict...
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Vatican financial investigator says laws, roles will be strengthened
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Pope says Christians must recognize good others do, work with them
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Religious freedom reports see little improvement in troubling countries
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Pope prays for victims of Oklahoma tornado
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Vatican financial investigator says laws, roles will be strengthened
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Pope says Christians must recognize good others do, work with them
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Selfishness is a downer; proclaiming Christ brings joy, pope says
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Pope, visiting shelter, says Christian charity is witness of God's love
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Struggle for power in church is sin, pope says at Mass




