09-04-26 print edition of The Catholic Missourian
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SAUCIER — In sheep’s clothing
Thursday, September 17
The song was a prayer about growing old and grieving loss. The singer, in his 70s, a face etched with lines of hard times, played an ancient guitar. The lyrics were heartfelt, moving and …
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SAUCIER — In sheep’s clothing
Thursday, September 3
The song was a prayer about growing old and grieving loss. The singer, in his 70s, a face etched with lines of hard times, played an ancient guitar. The lyrics were heartfelt, moving and …
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25th anniversary of the 2001 terror attacks — Reflecting on a day that changed everything, Part 1
Thursday, September 3
CLICK HERE to read the second part of this story. SCROLL THE ARROWS to see more photos. CLICK HERE to see a gallery of photos from the Peace Garden at the former Our Lady of Peace …
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Hannah Group, annual retreat offers peace, camaraderie to mothers of seminarians, priests
Thursday, September 3
SCROLL THE ARROWS to see more photos. Seminarians and priests don’t just fall out of the sky. Each is born of a woman. And in helping to nurture his priestly discernment, that woman …
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A day in the life of St. Patrick School in Rolla
Thursday, September 3
Emily Arthur knew she belonged at St. Patrick School in Rolla. So do her children. “That feeling came right back to me when I first walked in here, because so many things are still the …
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New St. Brendan principal seeks to weave faith into entire school
Thursday, September 3
This is the second of two reports highlighting new Catholic school administrators in the diocese. For Nicki Poindexter, the role of a principal goes beyond managing the daily operations of the …
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Jane Rutter’s new book helps women affirm their true purpose
Thursday, September 3
Catholic author Jane Rutter wants to help women to make God their lens and see the world through Christ. That is the key to unlocking their most profound gifts, talents and possibilities. …
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Exhibit invites visitors to investigate: “Who is the Man of the Shroud?”
Thursday, September 3
All are invited to the experience “Who is the Man of the Shroud” — an in-depth traveling exhibit and curriculum about the 2,000-year-old burial cloth of Jesus Christ known as the Shroud of …
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25th anniversary of the 2001 terror attacks — Reflecting on a day that changed everything, Part 2
Thursday, September 3
CLICK HERE to return to the first part of this story. SCROLL THE ARROWS to see more photos. This retrospective is a combination of new and previous reporting from The Catholic Missourian. …
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The dignity of work and the burden of debt
Thursday, September 3
Labor Day is a time to recognize the dignity of work and the people whose daily efforts strengthen our families, communities, and nation. We celebrate teachers, nurses, farmers, first …
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RUTTER: This Old Barn
Thursday, September 3
Drive anywhere throughout America, and you’ll run across old red barns sitting on the side of the road. Even as they collapse, they have a certain charm about them. For in them, you can sense …
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PHOTOS: Remembering the Peace Garden at the former Our Lady of Peace Monastery
Thursday, September 3
CLICK HERE to read a related story. The Peace Garden, including a Peace Pond and Peace Pole, at the former Our Lady of Peace Monastery in Columbia was completed coincidentally on Sept. 11, 2001. …
