Deacon Bee remembered as a ‘walking homily’

Deacon James Edward Bee, who served the parishioners of St. Ann in Baltimore for nearly 30 years, was remembered for his working understanding of the concept of holiness, and the efficacy it brought to his ministry. A funeral Mass will be offered July 25 at St. Ann for Deacon Bee, who died July 17.
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Sister Louise Del Carpine, M.P.F., dies at 87

A funeral Mass for Sister Louise Del Carpine, a member of the Religious Teachers Filippini, was offered July 10 at the St. Lucy Chapel at Villa Walsh in Morristown, N.J. Sister Louise, who taught sixth grade at Our Lady of Pompei School in Highlandtown from 1956 to 1957, died July 7.
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California governor says ‘Laudato Si’’ was necessary wake-up call

Elections, like profit reports, have regular short-term rhythms, which is why Pope Francis’ encyclical letter on the environment was so “appropriate and absolutely essential” for waking people up to the dangers of climate change, said California Gov. Jerry Brown.
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Archbishop Lori in tune at hometown’s 50th reunion

Faith and humor mark Archbishop William E. Lori's 50th Catholic elementary school reunion in his native Indiana.
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Movie Review: Ant-Man

Ridiculous, yes, but “Ant-Man” is nonetheless great fun, with swarms of creepy-crawlies rendered in glorious 3-D.
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A letter to a new kindergarten mom

Dear New Kindergarten Mom,As we count down to the first day of kindergarten, you’re probably worried about getting your child ready for this significant life transition.I’m going to let you in on a secret. Far more difficult than becoming a kindergartener is becoming a kindergarten mom. Your son will figure out how
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Where are the heroes?

 Chris Hemsworth and Chris Evans star in a scene from the movie "Marvel's The Avengers."  (CNS photo/Disney) It’s Sunday night and I’m watching “The Avengers” for maybe the 50th time. Early on in the movie there is a scene between Agent Coulson and Captain America (Steve Rogers) in which they
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Schoolchildren volunteer at Benedictine cloister, learn about nuns’ life behind ‘grille’

Sixth-graders in Winooski visited the Benedictine nuns of the Monastery of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in Westfield.
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Kenyan bishops say they’ll resist pressure to accept same-sex marriage

The head of the Kenyan bishops’ conference said the church will resist any pressure to accept same-sex marriages.
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In Drew Forrester, Philadelphia pilgrims in good hands

Drew Forrester to help lead a one-day pilgrimage to the Papal Mass in Philadelphia sponsored by Catholic Review Media and the Archdiocese.
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RU-486 abortion pill can be reversed, says physician

Doctor says the abortifacient effects of RU-486 – known generically as mifepristone – can be safely reversed about 55 percent of the time.
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Prayers, sympathy shared after Tennessee shootings

An outpouring of sympathy and prayer washed over Tennessee for the victims of the July 16 shootings that left four Marines and the shooter dead.
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