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A loyal reader
Nun is 101; still reads every Herald without glasses
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Finding the greatest in the least
Sr. Devota LaVoie transformed used cards into therapeutic aid
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Chancery announces seven layoffs
Bishop: Investment interest down; health care, seminary costs up
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Tomahawk couple finalists for national award
Don and Jan Chamberlain of Tomahawk, have been nominated fort he 2012 Catholic Charities USA volunteer of the Year Award.
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Cathedral names award winners
Arlene Nordeen, a former kindergarten teacher, and
Msgr. Ed Meulemans, a retired Diocese of Superior priest, have been
named annual award winners by Cathedral of Christ the King School.
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Bishop Christensen explains parish assessment launch
A message from Bishop Peter F. Christensen
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Bishop Christensen's 2012 Easter message
This is Bishop Peter Christensen's Easter message for 2012
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Woman with crosier
A woman in the back of the
cathedral, clad in liturgical attire and bearing a crosier – the
ceremonial staff a bishop uses – attracts some attention.
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New Catholic cites bishop’s role in conversion experience
“I love Mass,” said Brent Blomberg
of his first experience attending a Chrism Mass on March 27. “This is
my first Mass at the cathedral. It’s just a wonderful experience.”
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Brother priests remember Fr. Vincent Bromley
Here are memories Fr.
Bromley’s fellow priests wrote for the Herald to help readers better
remember his contribution to their lives and those of many others.
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Homeless shelter reaches one-year milestone
Thanks to the generosity of the
Sisters of St. Joseph in the Rice Lake area, their former convent on
Heart Island – a point that stretches out into the lake itself – is now
Benjamin’s House, a year-old, 17-room homeless shelter.
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Religious rights now in question
A message from Bishop Peter F. Christensen
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