The Ursuline Sisters of Mount St. Joseph began their annual Community Days on July 8 with a merger celebration liturgy in the chapel to welcome their 23 new Sisters who are formerly Ursuline Sisters of Paola.
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Questions are often more important than answers
[T]he questions we ask are more important than the answers we find
Bridge Builder
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The fate of the world hangs in the balance
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Benedictine Sisters celebrate golden jubilees
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SCLs have active role in national museum exhibit
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Corrigan honored for family life ministry
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An ethical farce
The federal government’s new embryonic stem-cell research guidelines have been called an “ethical farce” that ignores key ethical issues and widespread opposition.
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