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NEW ORLEANS -- They are calling it “Kat 10” -- Hurricane Katrina plus 10 years -- which carries with it the double meaning of an ominous meteorological warning.
NEW ORLEANS -- Like many of his brother priests, Father Dennis Hayes decided to take his chances and stay put as Katrina teased the Louisiana coast, hoping the storm’s Category 5 fury would spare his parish of St. Louise de Marillac in Arabi.
Sister Maria Rose Carter professed first vows as an Olivetan Benedictine of Holy Angels Convent in Jonesboro Aug. 1. Sister Maria Rose, a native of Lutcher, La., is the fifth child of Eugene and Evelyn Carter.
AMMAN, Jordan -- Dozens of Christian schools in Israel could be shutting their doors this school year, but a Catholic priest is hoping a meeting with government officials can avoid that.
“I love how my school gives me so many opportunities to stay spiritually healthy! I stay refreshed in my faith life by ...” (Youthspeak, Seeds of Faith)
Walking to my car after work, I glare at the darkened western sky. Looks like a summer squall, I thought. The National Weather Service interrupts the radio broadcast warning me that a storm is approaching from the west with high winds, heavy rains and hail. The warning area was large, but I thought my drive would avoid the storm’s strongest area. (Columns)
On one hand you have states like Connecticut that are striking down the death penalty; and then you have states like Arkansas that are going to continue as hard as it can to keep executions as an option in the state.
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