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Patients at Catholic hospital supply placentas for stem-cell research

CLEARWATER, Fla. – Women giving birth by cesarean section at a Catholic hospital in Florida can contribute to cutting-edge research that could benefit burn victims, diabetics and wounded soldiers.
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Ethicist: Pro-euthanasia forces see Quebec as way into North America

OTTAWA, Ontario – International campaigners see Quebec as a vulnerable beachhead for legalizing euthanasia in Canada, then the rest of North America, said a prominent Canadian ethicist.
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Canadian bishop tells schools to stop raising funds through gambling

EDMONTON, Alberta – Archbishop Richard Smith of Edmonton has banned “harmful gambling activities” by Catholic schools to raise funds, but he admitted it is likely to be years for the new policy to take effect.
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Baltimore parishes come together at St. Matthew for feast day

St. Matthew, Northwood, found an inventive solution to its pastor’s multiple duties. On Sept. 19, when the parish celebrated the feast day of its patron, its celebration simply included Church of the Blessed Sacrament, the other parish that is ministered by Father Joseph L. Muth Jr.
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Nashville bishop continues to recover at home after open-heart surgery

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Bishop David R. Choby of Nashville has returned home to complete his recovery following successful heart bypass surgery performed Sept. 10 at St. Thomas Hospital.
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Notre Dame Preparatory celebrates 50 years of ‘wisdom’ in Towson

TOWSON – One by one, 50 pairs of students holding banners processed up a winding road on the campus of Notre Dame Preparatory School Sept. 14.
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College of Notre Dame’s School of Pharmacy receives candidate accreditation

The School of Pharmacy at College of Notre Dame of Maryland has been awarded candidate accreditation status from the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE).
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Justice Scalia to be honored by St. Thomas More Society

The St. Thomas More Society of Maryland will honor Antonin Scalia, associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, with its “Man for All Seasons Award” at an Oct. 21 banquet at the Westin Hotel, Annapolis.
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Vatican opposes Iran stoning, but works diplomatically, priest says

VATICAN CITY - The Vatican opposes the stoning of an Iranian woman convicted of adultery, but it does not intervene publicly in other nations’ “humanitarian” affairs, said the Vatican’s spokesman.
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Father Buettner dies at 87

Father George J. Buettner, former associate pastor, social worker and tribunal advocate, died Sept. 4. He was 87.
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More than $600,000 stolen from Des Moines Diocese in bank-related fraud

DES MOINES, Iowa – Thieves electronically stole more than $600,000 from a Diocese of Des Moines bank account on two days in August, the diocese and the bank involved said.
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War and peace in Iraq

“Iraq: peace is in the balance as U.S. troops leave” (CR, Aug. 26) addresses the question of our responsibilities to the Iraqi people. Bishop Shlemon Warduni states that very clearly: “If foreign troops leave, they have the duty to leave peace and security behind them.” Indeed, wasn’t that our purpose in invading in the first...
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