• Chicago lawsuit: U.S. immigration policy unfair to religious workers Chicago lawsuit: U.S. immigration policy unfair to religious workers

    (POSTED: 1/18/12)  A handful of religious organizations, including two based in the Chicago region, have joined efforts in challenging a national immigration policy that discriminates against religious workers, according to a new federal lawsuit.

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  • L’Osservatore Chicago: Sex abuse 'affects not only the Church, but human society' L’Osservatore Chicago: Sex abuse ‘affects not only the Church, but human society’

    (POSTED: 1/11/12) My husband sits across the kitchen table from me, a cup of Christmas tea redolent with cinnamon and cloves at his elbow. He’s turning the pages of the current and highly touted “Rome” by Robert Hughes. Interrupting my perus

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  • Horizons: Deepening spirituality in the new year Horizons: Deepening spirituality in the new year

    (POSTED: 1/9/12) For the last couple of months, I have been writing 2012 appointments on the front page of my 2011 appointment book. It has gotten very messy and confusing to read. So I recently drove to a Staples store near my home to buy a 2012

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  • Musings in Ordinary Time: On Cardinal George's Pride Parade, KKK comments Musings in Ordinary Time: On Cardinal George’s Pride Parade, KKK comments

    (POSTED: 1/2/12) Francis Cardinal George has a reputation for abrupt, jolting utterances. But he certainly topped himself when speculating that Chicago’s Gay Pride Parade might be like the KKK. Some background: Citing potential for extremely lar

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  • Lawsuit: Former Catholic school teacher fired over age Lawsuit: Former Catholic school teacher fired over age

    (POSTED: 12/19/11) A 55-year-old woman has filed a federal lawsuit against the Diocese of Joliet alleging the Roman Catholic school she worked at for approximately 30 years fired her because of her age. Roxann Berkes, a former teacher at St. Pau

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  • Echoes from the Rectory: On Christian rituals, Advent and death Echoes from the Rectory: On Christian rituals, Advent and death

    (POSTED: 12/14/11) One of the things I hear a number of older Catholics lament is that many of our children today are not being exposed to the wonderful rituals of our faith that used to be observed. Whether this is actually the case is for each pers

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  • The Working Catholic: Who invented Christmas? The Working Catholic: Who invented Christmas?

    (POSTED: 12/12/11) Who invented Christmas? One accurate answer is Our Blessed Mother, Mary. Another answer, I suppose, is St. Francis of Assisi (1181-1226), who is credited with devising the Christmas Pageant. But, I mean who invented Christmas as we

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  • Musings in Ordinary Time: Remembering Cardinal Bernardin Musings in Ordinary Time: Remembering Cardinal Bernardin

    (POSTED: 12/6/11) Fifteen years ago, on Nov. 13, 1996, the afternoon was iron-gray and blustery. My eighth-grade self plopped down in front of our ancient brown Zenith, there to watch Joseph Cardinal Bernardin die. Special coverage obliterated oth

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  • Horizons: Challenge the sexism present in culture, Church Horizons: Challenge the sexism present in culture, Church

    (POSTED: 12/5/11) Over the years, I have been amazed as I observe women. There are married women; there are single women. Some women are mothers; some are grandmothers. Some are aunts, teachers, and coaches. Some, in addition to all that they d

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  • L’Osservatore Chicago: Photo of Quinn giving pro-choice award 'worth a thousand words' L’Osservatore Chicago: Photo of Quinn giving pro-choice award ‘worth a thousand words’

    (POSTED: 11/28/11) I saw the picture that’s worth a thousand words in the Nov. 18 issue of the Chicago Sun-Times. I haven’t been able to get it out of my mind. Nor do I want to. I’ve forgotten the thousands of words I read in the Sun-Times t

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  • Catholic Mass changes to take effect Sunday Catholic Mass changes to take effect Sunday

    (POSTED: 11/23/11) Many of the common prayers and phrases recited by Roman Catholics during Mass will change starting the first weekend of Advent, Nov. 26 and 27. The language will take on a more formal tone that better reflects the original Latin

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  • Mother Cabrini shrine to re-open in Chicago Mother Cabrini shrine to re-open in Chicago

    (POSTED: 11/21/11) A national shrine dedicated to Mother Cabrini, the patron saint of immigrants and the first American citizen to be canonized, is planning to re-open next fall in Chicago after having been closed for nearly 10 years.   Restoratio

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  • Faces of Faith: Pat Byrnes, New Yorker cartoonist Faces of Faith: Pat Byrnes, New Yorker cartoonist

    (POSTED: 11/14/11) Cartoonist Pat Byrnes realizes he can’t take a joke too far -- his wife is the attorney general of Illinois and his brother is an auxiliary bishop in Detroit. The 52-year-old of Chicago’s North Center neighborhood has been d

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  • Church Reporter: In search of the perfect Mass Church Reporter: In search of the perfect Mass

    (POSTED: 10/31/11) Most are happy with liturgy as they find it, I suppose; but many are not, which is why we have destination parishes throughout the archdiocese.  The two destinations of longest standing are St. Sabina, on 78th Place (black, robust

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  • NEW COLUMN -- Horizons, by the Rev. Pat Brennan NEW COLUMN — Horizons, by the Rev. Pat Brennan

    (POSTED: 10/28/11) "I love you." When we were children, perhaps we could say those words with ease, especially to our parents and other adults who cared for us. The love of a child is simple, sweet, needy and dependent on others. As we grew up, those

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(JAN. 27) Well-known Chicago-area surgeon was president of her class at both Aquinas High School and St. Xavier University.

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(JAN. 27) A chat with the Rev. Joseph Cook, pastor of St. Kieran Catholic Church.

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(JAN. 27) Saints Mary and Elizabeth ranks in top 5 percent of hospitals nationwide.

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(JAN. 27) St. Norbert president defends inviting Cardinal George as the commencement speaker.

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(JAN. 27) Chicago-based Thomas More Society to argue appeal on behalf of a Roman Catholic home-schooling group.

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(JAN. 27) Christ the King Catholic School students learning Shakespeare through costume-making.

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(JAN. 27) Harmony, Hope and Healing Choir to perform at Carmel Catholic High School.

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(JAN. 27) Archdiocese of Chicago offers program for those who need a "timeout.”

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(JAN. 26) Deacon in the Archdiocese of Chicago, who served at the Church of St. Mary in Lake Forest, dies.

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(JAN. 26) Past member of St. Vincent DePaul, Chicago Teachers Union and the Chicago Walker's Club dies.

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(JAN. 26) Chicago blog about being Catholic turned down by Google AdSense for pornographic content.

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(JAN. 26) Archdiocese of Chicago considers bond sale.

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(JAN. 26) Chicago Cultural Center exhibit on death includes iconography of Catholic Church.

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(JAN. 26) Benedictine University athletics video yanked after Deadspin post goes viral.

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(JAN. 26) Founder of Hope Academy originally bought the school from the Chicago Archdiocese.

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(JAN. 26) Joliet Catholic Academy lockdown gives police, staff overview of school safety plan.

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(JAN. 26) LGBT rights groups plan protest against Cardinal George at Holy Name Cathedral on Feb. 12.

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(JAN. 26) Former Duke basketball star once lived in Chicago, wanted to be a priest.

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(JAN. 25) Addiction psychiatrist and medical director of Resurrection Behavioral Health named one of Chicago Magazine's "Top Doctors."

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(JAN. 25) Cookbook showcases 200 recipes collected from priests and church hall cooks from the Diocese of Gary.

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(JAN. 25) Lewis University professor earns Illinois Nurses Association Educator Award.

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(JAN. 25) Dominican University to host lecture, "Catholics in the Public Square."

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(JAN. 25) Illinois abortions at record low.

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(JAN. 25) Nun: Chicago's ban on torture should spur others to act too.

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(JAN. 25) Archdiocese comes to the aid of St. Bernardine School.

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(JAN. 25) Marian Catholic speech team captures 2nd place.

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(JAN. 24) Member of the Sisters of St. Francis of Mary Immaculate for 60 years was the first female director of Farley Hall at Notre Dame.

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(JAN. 24) Sheriff Tom Dart to speak at Saint Xavier University on Feb. 9.

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(JAN. 24) Former priests refuse to "disappear."

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(JAN. 24) Cardinal George writes about what prompted his Gay Pride Parade remarks.

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(JAN. 24) Speak Out Illinois to hold annual Pro-Life Conference in Oak Brook.

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(JAN. 24) Following dismissal at DePaul, former political science professor Norm Finkelstein gives details of tenure battle.

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(JAN. 24) Catholic schools are looking at new ways to keep afloat, thrive.

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(JAN. 24) Letter, signed by Loyola University Chicago, among others, calls on Catholic GOP candidates to stop racial stereotypes.

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(JAN. 24) Cardinal George once said the pope's "the most difficult challenge comes from the West."

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(JAN. 24) At Loyola, medical and nursing students learning medicine together.

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(JAN. 23) Dominican University’s O’Connor Art Gallery to host "First Love" exhibit.

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(JAN. 23) SNAP protests after priest says Mass amid abuse allegations.

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(JAN. 23) "That’s the trouble with faith, the belief in things without tangible reason."

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(JAN. 23) Restricted priest mistakenly celebrated Mass, Chicago archdiocese says.

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(JAN. 23) Chicago Crime Commission meeting at Loyola University to discuss gang problem.

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(JAN. 23) "Paterno was Roman Catholic. Surely over the last half-century he had some awareness of abuse scandals in the Church."

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(JAN. 23) Loyola University Dance Team places fourth in national competition.

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(JAN. 23) Ex-Catholic finds support in Elmhurst Methodist church during process of in vitro fertilization.

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(JAN. 23) Feds: Religious employers must cover birth control.

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(JAN. 23) St. Joseph School teacher to receive Bishop Imesch teaching award.

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(JAN. 23) Exploring how religion has shaped the abortion debate.

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(JAN. 20) Archdiocesan parishes to join with other Christian denominations during Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.

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(JAN. 20) Hit-and-run victim, a volunteer for Chicago's Catholic Charities, dies 10 days after crash.

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(JAN. 20) Archdiocese of Chicago celebrates life of mission society founder.

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(JAN. 20) Cardinal’s statement on archdiocesan governance.

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(JAN. 20) DePaul students can take course on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer."

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(JAN. 20) Several parochial schools in Aurora to close early Friday.

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(JAN. 20) DePaul partners with foundation to offer free legal advice.

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(JAN. 20) Churches as polling places may influence voting.

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(JAN. 20) Loyola University unveils new athletic logo.

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(JAN. 20) St. Sabina’s Pfleger takes on "The Bachelor" for degrading women.

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(JAN. 19) A workers-rights group affiliated with Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church in South Chicago attends hearing on immigration policy.

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(JAN. 19) John “Ray” Ristow, founding member of St. Germaine Parish, dies at 96.

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(JAN. 19) Pro-Life Action League, Thomas More Society say new Chicago ordinance stifles free speech.

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(JAN. 19) DePaul coach Doug Bruno to be named 2012 Olympic team assistant.

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(JAN. 19) St. James Catholic School to host open house.

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(JAN. 19) Sean Cwynar, former Marian Central Catholic standout, won't return to Notre Dame in 2012.

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(JAN. 19) Carmel Catholic High teens discover baby stars for NASA.

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(JAN. 19) Catholic University's LGBT students, allies protest Cardinal George's comments on homosexuality.

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(JAN. 19) Park Ridge Catholic school celebrates Blue Ribbon award.

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(JAN. 19) The first secretary of veterans affairs, a Loyola University Chicago grad, dies.

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(JAN. 18) Alexian Brothers fighting Elekta plan to sell high-tech tools in Chicago area.

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(JAN. 18) Founding member of St. Germaine Parish was active with the St. Vincent de Paul Society.

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(JAN. 18) Rockford abortion clinic, open since 1973, closes its doors.

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(JAN. 18) Chicago Catholic Charities operates one of the largest programs in the country for women and children.

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(JAN. 18) A conversation with Cardinal George.

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(JAN. 18) St. Cletus Catholic Church in La Grange offers gluten-free Communion hosts.

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(JAN. 18) Bishop Conlon talks about the sanctity of life and the spiritual nature of man.

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(JAN. 18) Word on Fire’s Robert Barron to speak at Elmhurst College.

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(JAN. 18) Church says Chicago-area priest's actions don't constitute abuse.

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(JAN. 18) New patriarch of the Ukrainian Catholic Church appears on Chicago's WBEZ.

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(JAN. 17) Jim Accurso, formerly of Chicago’s northwest suburbs, is named media manager for Archdiocese of Saint Paul.

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(JAN. 17) Member of the Felician Sister's Community for 77 years dies in Chicago.

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(JAN. 17) Vatican receives final report on U.S. women religious.

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(JAN. 17) An open letter from U.S. religious leaders to all Americans: Marriage and religious freedom.

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(JAN. 17) Bishop Perry visits Christ Our Savior Catholic School, gives talk on the life of Father Augustus Tolton.

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(JAN. 17) Counselors at St. Patrick High School in Chicago object to possible change in U of I application.

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(JAN. 17) Seismic shifts reshape U.S. Catholicism.

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(JAN. 17) Diocese of Joliet employee wants DuPage County jail inmates to have choices.

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(JAN. 17) St. James Hospital remains faithful to mission for 100 years.

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(JAN. 17) Bag tossing tournament lands money for St. Celestine.

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(JAN. 17) Park Forest man: "Had Dr. King been of the Catholic faith, he may be a saint by now for what he did."

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(JAN. 17) Cardinal George marks 75th birthday.

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(JAN. 17) Bishop Conlon to speak at University of St. Francis.

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(JAN. 17) Catholic Chicago Blog: Why we March for Life.

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(JAN. 16) Rev. Jim Hearne, formerly of St. Giles in Oak Park, leaving the priesthood, but not the faith.

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(JAN. 16) Editorial: Good news for city — Catholic schools grow.

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(JAN. 16) Catholic Charities to benefit from Chicago Auto Show.

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(JAN. 16) Marian Catholic notches first place win at speech tournament.

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(JAN. 16) Mission work is lifelong commitment for 80-year-old Joliet woman.

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(JAN. 16) Cardinal George celebrates Mass and 75th birthday.

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(JAN. 16) Cardinal George required to hand in letter of resignation.

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(JAN. 16) Black and Catholic: Bishop Joseph Perry, of Chicago.

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(JAN. 16) Blue ribbon and a birthday at St. Linus Church in Oak Lawn.

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(JAN. 16) Joliet church displays historic photo of Martin Luther King Jr.

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(JAN. 16) Park Ridge priest stands up for funny side of faith.

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(JAN. 16) "I'm disappointed by the statements by such prominent members of the Catholic Church's leadership."

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(JAN. 16) Aurora looks back: In 1962, an assistant pastor at St. Joseph Church was killed in a fire at the rectory.

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(JAN. 16) Pfleger honored for continuing the work of Martin Luther King, Jr.

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(JAN. 16) Father Pfleger: MLK’s vision, reality are two different things.

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(JAN. 16) St. Paul Catholic school in Park Ridge celebrates Blue Ribbon recognition.

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(JAN. 16) Lagger appointed to new post at Saint Joseph Medical Center.

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(JAN. 13) Cook County accountant, ardent sports fan, carpenter volunteered at church and was a member of the Holy Name Society.

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(JAN. 13) Archdiocese of Chicago announces best enrollment news for Catholic schools in 47 years.

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(JAN. 13) Popular Jesuit priest, "The Colbert Report chaplain," once helped reform gang members in Chicago.

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(JAN. 13) Joliet cancer center, Provena pleased with new partnership.

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(JAN. 13) Catholic groups see Packers playoff game as a chance for fundraising.

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(JAN. 13) Couple donates $3M to Catholic churches, including Chicago's National Shrine of St. Jude.

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(JAN. 12) More U.S. Catholics take complaints to church court.

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(JAN. 12) Mother Teresa defends pedofile priest in 1994 letter to a Jesuit superior in Chicago.

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(JAN. 12) Marian Catholic students from Chicago Heights among those to earn recognition as Illinois State Scholars.

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(JAN. 12) Chicago bishop visits Everest Academy in Lemont.

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(JAN. 12) Marian Catholic High School alumni help juniors prepare for the rigors of college.

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(JAN. 12) St. Robert Bellarmine School to hold an open house, introduce Latin and Greek Roots Challenge.

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(JAN. 11) Benedictine monk of Marmion Abbey in Aurora dies.

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(JAN. 11) 20 years in, Sister Michelle Germanson steers Trinity ahead.

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(JAN. 11) Is Cardinal George the wrong speaker choice for St. Norbert College?

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(JAN. 11) Cardinal George names new chief operating officer for archdiocese.

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(JAN. 11) Joliet Catholic Academy names students of the month.

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(JAN. 11) Deacon of the Archdiocese of Chicago helped family of Rocky Clark, who was paralyzed in a high school football game.

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(JAN. 11) New photo exhibit in Chicago includes shots of the aftermath of 1958 fire at Our Lady of Angels.

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(JAN. 11) New White House staffer began her career working on immigration policy for the Archdiocese of Chicago.

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(JAN. 11) Catholic priest accused of sexual assault in Chicago remains in India.

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(JAN. 10) How Catholic officials deal with the LGBT issue: A reprinted essay from 1986.

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(JAN. 10) Bill Daley's controversies with the Catholic Church, Cardinal George.

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(JAN. 10) Author, a Chicago native, shares study of saints in new book.

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(JAN. 10) Bill Daley, a Loyola University Chicago grad, resigns as Obama's chief of staff.

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(JAN. 10) Catholic high schools across Chicago to administer annual high school placement tests.

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(JAN. 10) Former educator at St. Xavier University, St. Mary-of-the-Woods College dies.

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(JAN. 9) Cardinal George to visit St. Linus in Oak Lawn.

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(JAN. 9) Handful of gay rights activists demonstrate outside Holy Name Cathedral.

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(JAN. 9) Book: Michelle Obama once chafed at “white Irish Catholic” power lock in Chicago.

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(JAN. 9) “Why Cardinal George can say such outrageous things.”

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(JAN. 9) Gay Liberation Network cancels protest against Cardinal George.

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(JAN. 9) Cardinal apologizes for linking Pride Parade, KKK activism.

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(JAN. 9) Newman Center proposes new dorm plans, reduced in size.

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(JAN. 9) Oakbrook Terrace theater continues habit of treating nuns.

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(JAN. 9) City water tax expected to have “wide-sweeping effect” on the Archdiocese of Chicago.

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(JAN. 9) Pope names former sportswriter for The Waukegan News-Sun to head group for ex-Anglicans.

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(JAN. 9) Priest of Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church helps lead vigil for domestic violence victim.

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(JAN. 9) Rockford names new police and fire chaplain.

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(DEC. 30) DePaul University teacher is an award-winning broadcast reporter, profoundly deaf.

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(DEC. 30) Member of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Resurrection dies.

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(DEC. 30) Tribune editorial: More on the cardinal's "bizarre" analogy.

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(DEC. 30) LGBT rights group taking out full-page ad in Chicago Tribune calling for Cardinal George's resignation.

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(DEC. 30) Diocese of Gary partners with the American Red Cross for annual blood drive.

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(DEC. 30) Members of the Chicago Coalition of Welcoming Churches challenge Cardinal George.

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(DEC. 29) Board member of the Saint Vincent DePaul Center, president of the Saint George Alumni Association and Queen of All Saints usher dies.

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(DEC. 29) Laborers’ Local 149 provides toys for Provena Mercy Medical Center.

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(DEC. 29) Catholic bishops say rules on gay parents limit freedom of religion.

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(DEC. 29) Pet food at Holy Angels Food Pantry is "sort of hit and miss."

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(DEC. 29) Cardinal George defends comparing gay parade to KKK.

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(DEC. 29) St. Peter Catholic Church centennial makes Fox Valley's top stories of 2011.

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(DEC. 29) More on the Rev. Gery W. Stefanski, former chaplain at St. Francis Hospital in Evanston.

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(DEC. 29) Alexian to join largest Catholic health system.

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(DEC. 29) Friars: Thefts won’t change Marytown operations.

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(DEC. 29) Statement from Cardinal George regarding Gay Pride Parade, Ku Klux Klan comments.

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(DEC. 29) Celebrate new year at World Peace Day Interfaith Prayer Service in Naperville.

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(DEC. 29) St. Scholastica students learn about the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

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(DEC. 28) Priest of the Archdiocese of Chicago who served in Evanston, Chicago and River Forest dies.

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(DEC. 28) Trinity reaches deal to acquire Mercy on Near South Side, pledges to invest $150 million.

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(DEC. 28) St. Sabina Catholic Church parishioners, others brighten Christmas for people in need.

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(DEC. 28) Eviction of retired Chicago nun may be at hand.

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(DEC. 28) "The Cardinal, the Klan and the Governor."

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(DEC. 28) Volunteers with the Diocese of Joliet perform mission work in Navajo Nation.

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(DEC. 28) Joliet Diocese sued over Roselle molestations.

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(DEC. 28) Forest Park merchant once donated fabric to the Dominican University fashion department.

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(DEC. 28) Catholic church secretary charged with embezzling from Wisconsin parish.

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(DEC. 28) "Why do LGBT Catholics pay their own clergy to treat them this way?"

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(DEC. 28) St. Norbert's commencement speaker, Cardinal George, draws protests.

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(DEC. 28) Former nurse has traveled the world, met Mother Teresa.

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(DEC. 28) Catholic school teacher in Chicago to enter the March 20 Democratic primary.

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(DEC. 28) Knitters help keep students at a South Side Catholic school warm.

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(DEC. 28) Chicago Prot­estant finds unexpected grace at communion at Catholic church.

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(DEC. 27) Cardinal George backtracks on KKK comments.

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(DEC. 27) Are you used to saying "And with your spirit?"

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(DEC. 27) Suburban Chicago man, orginally from Poland, collects ornate Polish crèches.

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(DEC. 27) Education literally a journey for Brother Rice senior.

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(DEC. 26) Member of the School Sisters of Notre Dame for 59 years served as a minister of prayer and presence at Resurrection Life Center in Chicago.

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(DEC. 26) Chicago's Steve Dahl talks Christmas songs.

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(DEC. 26) Dominican Literacy Center helps immigrant women learn English.

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(DEC. 26) Cardinal George praises Quinn over stance on gambling expansion, death penalty.

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(DEC. 26) "Art and Faith of the Creche" comes to Loyola University Museum of Art.

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(DEC. 26) Homeless enjoy hot Christmas meal at Chicago Catholic Charities.

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(DEC. 26) Priest at Chicago's Midway Airport charged with sexual abuse.

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(DEC. 26) Chicago-based founder of Coalition Ecclesia Dei named one of "ten amazing Catholics of the year."

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(DEC. 26) Dominican University to hold winter commencement Jan. 14.

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(DEC. 26) Cardinal George not ready to retire.

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(DEC. 26) As new church building rises, Sacred Heart beats stronger.

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(DEC. 26) Illinois LGBT rights group calls for apology from Cardinal George.

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(DEC. 26) Cardinal George celebrates Christmas Mass at at Cook County Jail, visits hospitalized children.

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(DEC. 26) Chicagoland Catholic Philippine community reaches out to help the poor.

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(DEC. 23) Catholic Charities event at Royal Melbourne Country Club raises money for families in need.

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(DEC. 23) Cardinal George on Christmas and public policy disputes in Chicago.

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(DEC. 23) Football coach takes St. Xavier University to high-water mark.

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(DEC. 23) Cardinal George: GOP in "impossible bind" on immigration.

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(DEC. 23) Loyola University Health System celebrates the season through giving.

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(DEC. 23) Columnist meets family at shelter located in old convent.

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(DEC. 23) Catholic stay-at-home dad describes pre-Christmas festivities.

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(DEC. 23) Priest marks 10th year at St. Billart.

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(DEC. 23) Catholic priests talk about the changing neighborhood of Belmont Cragin.

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(DEC. 23) St. Thomas the Apostle Church to give refresher on Catholicism.

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(DEC. 22) Joliet Catholic Academy announces placement exam workshop.

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(DEC. 22) Catholic Diocese of Gary worries vouchers could cause reverse migration.

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(DEC. 22) Cardinal George’s Christmas letter.

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(DEC. 22) Baking up sweet treats at Misericordia.

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(DEC. 22) Letter: Rhetoric on Catholic hospitals misleading.

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(DEC. 22) Mexican Christmas tradition alive and well in Chicago's Back of the Yards neighborhood.

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(DEC. 22) Cardinal George warns Chicago Gay Pride Parade might "morph into Ku Klux Klan."

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(DEC. 22) Cardinal George to celebrate Simbang Gabi Mass with Filipino Catholics.

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(DEC. 22) Loyola nursing professor recognized for innovative teaching model.

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(DEC. 22) Archbishop of Portland recalls Christmas stories in Chicago.

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(DEC. 22) Chicago-based Rainbow Sash Movement challenges archbishop of New York to debate on gay marriage.

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(DEC. 22) Lake in the Hills man is DePaul's first openly gay student president.

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(DEC. 22) Chicago Pride organizers agree to move parade time after Catholic church complains.

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(DEC. 22) Catholic Charities "cannot compromise on values."

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(DEC. 21) Longtime resident of North Riverside, minister to the sick and incarcerated of the Archdiocese of Chicago.

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(DEC. 21) Jesuit priest served in the provincial office in Chicago for many years and was also a professor of sociology at Loyola University.

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(DEC. 21) Christmas, Hanukkah overlap — letting Jews, Catholics reflect on commonalities.

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(DEC. 21) Girls Catholic Athletic Conference announces Hall of Fame inductees.

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(DEC. 21) "Rooster Mass" brings Christmas from the Philipines at St. Bernardine Catholic Church.

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(DEC. 21) Letter: "Since all of the holidays at this time of the year are religious in origin, how can we risk offending the non-religious?"

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(DEC. 21) Former Jesuit priest, Chicago native dies.

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(DEC. 21) Beaten priest, 80, returns to South Side parish, cracks jokes.

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(DEC. 21) Mundelein resident helps raise funds for Catholic Charities.

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(DEC. 21) On Rep. Walsh's Christmas mailing idea: "This isn’t about making sure everyone’s religion is respected."

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(DEC. 20) Rep. Walsh on crusade for "Merry Christmas" mailing.

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(DEC. 20) Sally and James C. Dowdle family of Wilmette honored by Loyola Academy.

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(DEC. 20) A talk with survivors of the Our Lady of the Angels School fire in Chicago.

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(DEC. 20) Catholics learn Jewish traditions through website for interfaith families.

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(DEC. 20) A former Catholic bishop among those to write letters on behalf of convicted elections official.

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(DEC. 20) Cardinal George: Bishops should be able to lobby.

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(DEC. 20) Huntley Catholic church gets blessing to build addition.

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(DEC. 20) Beaten Chicago priest inspires toy drive.

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(DEC. 20) Rockford Diocese reassigns controversial parochial administrator to St. Charles.

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(DEC. 20) Father Barron's "Catholicism" series hits over 1,000 broadcasts.

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(DEC. 20) Daley to attend Mass at the Nativity of Our Lord Catholic Church in Bridgeport in honor of the death of his father.

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(DEC. 20) City clerk Susana Mendoza gets married at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Joliet.

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(DEC. 19) St. Mary Catholic Community School among “angels” providing gifts for children.

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(DEC. 19) Religious, business leaders join DePaul University Board of Trustees.

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(DEC. 19) "Our Lady of the Underpass" by the Kennedy Expressway hasn’t faded away, according to Evangelical Catholic Church.

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(DEC. 19) Cardinal George weighs in on Christmas tree vs. holiday tree debate.

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(DEC. 19) Is it still OK to elect Catholics?

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(DEC. 19) St. Monica’s Catholic Church hosts Christmas party for needy children.

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(DEC. 19) Former Little Flower parishioner recalls Christmas memories.

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(DEC. 19) Cardinal George, Catholic bishops — again — clash with Gov. Quinn.

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(DEC. 19) Former Chicago Bear visits students from St. Raphael Catholic School.

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(DEC. 19) Chicago-based SNAP "is not without controversy."

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(DEC. 19) Notre Dame football underdog "Rudy" sacked for stock fraud.

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(DEC. 19) Quinn, Cardinal George sit down privately after public disputes.

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(DEC. 19) Jesus Christ missing from Chicago Christmas decorations.

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(DEC. 19) St. Francis club holds event for seniors.

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(DEC. 19) Priest to return to St. John Neumann Parish in St. Charles.

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(DEC. 16) St. Juliana students place 2nd in math competition.

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(DEC. 16) St. Anastasia Catholic School students watch lesson in surgical technology with the Da Vinci Robot.

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(DEC. 16) Hyde Park parishioner gives to Catholic appeal because she was helped herself.

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(DEC. 16) Does new "Twilight" movie deliver pro-life message?

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(DEC. 16) "God doesn't care who wins the Republican primary. ... She doesn't care who wins the Super Bowl, either."

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(DEC. 16) Chicago man seeking papal blessing “getting the runaround from the pope.”

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(DEC. 16) St. Xavier University raises money for study abroad scholarship.

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(DEC. 16) Sex offender tries to deliver stuffed animals to St. Damian School in Oak Forest.

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(DEC. 16) No more Irish Fest at St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Parish.

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(DEC. 16) DePaul alumnus running for 6th subcircuit judge.

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(DEC. 15) Mass. hospital chief to take over leadership of Provena Mercy Medical Center.

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(DEC. 15) Mayor Emanuel visits beaten priest.

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(DEC. 15) Univision/Chicago donates television broadcast equipment to Lewis University.

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(DEC. 15) Loyola University covers up Joe Paterno quote on athletic center.

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(DEC. 15) Chicago Catholics to celebrate the Posada at Holy Name Cathedral.

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(DEC. 15) "Though I’m a bacon-eating Catholic, on Christmas Eve I like to think of myself as an honorary Jew."

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(DEC. 15) Spirit of Saint Nicholas Ball aidschildrens programs of Catholic Charities.

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(DEC. 15) St. Joseph Hospital plans to upgrade emergency department.

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(DEC. 14) "Cardinal George is faced with major decisions regarding the financial health and vitality of Catholic education."

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(DEC. 14) Founder of Medjugorje Magazine opened DuPage Marian Center and Catholic Shoppe in Westmont.

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(DEC. 14) Family holding bone marrow drive at Carmel Catholic High School.

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(DEC. 14) Bishop Thomas Doran celebrates 50 years in Rockford.

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(DEC. 14) Mark Frey to lead Alexian Brothers Health System of Chicago.

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(DEC. 14) "‘Rapping Priest" a graduate of St. Mary of the Lake seminary in Chicago.

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(DEC. 13) Groups of worshippers from many Chicago churches walk through Niles toward Our Lady of Guadelupe Shrine.

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(DEC. 13) San Antonio Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller, who was active in immigration issues as an auxiliary bishop in Chicago, publishes letter to support immigrants.

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(DEC. 13) Catholic Charities kicks off Christmas season with Spirit of Saint Nicholas Ball.

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(DEC. 13) Franciscan scholar from the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago explains the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

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(DEC. 13) Inspirational speaker, author talks in Hinsdale about guardian angels.

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(DEC. 12) Saint Joseph Auxiliary raises funds at gala.

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(DEC. 12) Condo building's lobby now off-limits to religious symbols of the season.

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(DEC. 12) Loyola students dive deep into business.

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(DEC. 12) Cardinal George visits church on centennial.

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(DEC. 12) Thousands flock to shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe in Des Plaines.

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(DEC. 12) How Catholic colleges are responding to sexual assault.

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(DEC. 12) St. Raphael the Archangel Catholic Church raises funds with annual Cookie Walk.

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(DEC. 12) Teens, some from Aurora Catholic schools, honored with Brattin Awards.

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(DEC. 12) Cops: Man held for stealing religious statue from Far South Side church.

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(DEC. 12) Reward increased in Chicago priest's beating.

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(DEC. 12) For Chicago nun in the spotlight, politicking a necessary evil in doing the Lord's work.

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(DEC. 12) Shaking off tragedy, Our Lady of the Angels Church to reopen.

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(DEC. 9) Supporters come to St. Margaret of Scotland to show love for beaten priest.

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(DEC. 9) Joliet Catholic grad killed in I-80 crash.

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(DEC. 9) Proud usher of St. Eugene Church for over 40 years dies.

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(DEC. 9) Joliet Catholic grad returns stolen bicentennial flag — 35 years later.

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(DEC. 9) Student council elected at Marian Catholic.

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(DEC. 9) Linda Brubaker named dean of Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine.

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(DEC. 9) Tinley Park parish toy drive aims to deliver joy to Joplin.

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(DEC. 8) Architect who designed Our Lady of Loretto Church in Hometown dies.

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(DEC. 8) Joliet Catholic Academy sending 34 students to “March For Life 2012” in D.C.

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(DEC. 8) Could college sports scandals happen at faith-based schools?

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(DEC. 8) "The Archdiocese of Chicago showed the way in 2005 with codified guidelines."

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(DEC. 8) Bishop Thomas Paprocki, formerly of Chicago, "known for damning torpedoes."

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(DEC. 8) Priest to return to services after beating.

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(DEC. 8) $5,000 reward in brutal attack of South Side priest.

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(DEC. 8) Filipino tradition offers nine days of Mass.

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(DEC. 8) Faith Calendar: Christmas carols to cookie walks.

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(DEC. 7) Member of the Congregation of Mantellate Sisters Servants of Mary worked at several parishes in Chicago.

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(DEC. 7) Past president of St. Walter Womens Club and Marist High School Mothers Club dies.

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(Dec. 7) "Church teaching on gay and lesbian people must reflect their dignity as God's daughters and sons."

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(Dec. 7) Catholic Charities calling for 450 donors to help needy Lake County families during holidays.

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(Dec. 7) After beating 80-year-old priest, robber asked for prayers.

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(Dec. 7) Archbishop of Portland, formerly of Chicago, talks about his life in the priesthood.

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(Dec. 7) Basketball: Two Chicago Catholic universities play first game since 1980.

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(Dec. 7) Dominican celebrates 50th anniversary of ELS language centers.

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(Dec. 7) Catholic bishop to be honored at St. Xavier University winter commencement.

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(Dec. 6) Controversy arises after iPhone's virtual assistant, Siri, is unable to locate abortion clinics.

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(Dec. 6) Ad targets Obama on religious-liberty issues.

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(Dec. 6) Priest beaten, robbed at South Side church.

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(Dec. 6) Owner of Roundy’s grocery company a graduate of Loyola Academy.

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(DEC. 6) St. Xavier University student from Chicago shot dead during Thanksgiving break.

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(DEC. 6) Chicago Catholic Charities celebrates the season of giving.

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(DEC. 6) "Advent is a time of awaiting the arrival of the most precious of gifts."

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(DEC. 6) Chicago's St. Elizabeth Church turns 130.

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(DEC. 6) Former Park Ridge alderman, volunteer at Mary Seat of Wisdom Catholic Church dies.

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(DEC. 6) 46th Ward alderman was once a Franciscan friar.

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(DEC. 6) Retired chief of obstetrics and gynecology department at Resurrection Medical Center dies.

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(DEC. 6) Cardinal George jokes with Pat McCaskey while watching Bears game.

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(DEC. 6) Wilmette teen center, near St. Joseph Catholic Church, gets a makeover.

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(DEC. 6) Woman, 93, struck by Loyola University shuttle bus on North Side.

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(DEC. 6) Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Gary plans to open a Women's Care Center.

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(DEC. 6) Thousands asking for help paying their heat bill, according to data by Chicago Catholic Charities.

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(DEC. 6) Marian Catholic High School students named Illinois State Scholars.

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(DEC. 6) A nun is among those who wrote letters to judge on behalf of Blagojevich.

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(DEC. 6) Archdiocese of Chicago elementary school students exceed national test norms.

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(DEC. 5) Member of Chicago Accordion Club, Polish American Club, Catholic War Vets, 50-year volunteer at Millerwoods Fire Department, St. Joseph Holy Name Society.

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(DEC. 5) Students at St. Francis Xavier School help feed the poor, clothe the needy, entertain the elderly.

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(DEC. 5) Alexian Brothers Health System names new president and CEO.

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(DEC. 5) Book features life examples from Father Pacwa on the streets of Chicago.

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(DEC. 5) Lake Forest-based Mothers Trust Foundation partners with Catholic Charities.

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(DEC. 5) Letter: Pride Parade changes could have been handled better with Mt Carmel.

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(DEC. 5) "They’ll know we are Christians by our love, not by our phrasing."

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(DEC. 2) Mayor Emanuel takes a ribbing from a nun and priest — no joke.

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(DEC. 2) Benedictine University Student Senate "a powerful influence on campus."

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(DEC. 2) Catholic church upset with Pride Parade reroute, may have to close.

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(DEC. 2) Mercy Health, Trinity Health sign letter of intent.

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(DEC. 2) Chicago priest visits inmates at Cook County Jail.

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(DEC. 2) Dominican priest of the Central Province of St. Albert the Great in Chicago dies.

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(DEC. 2) Watching a classmate become a bishop.

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(DEC. 1) Devoted Irish-American Catholic matriarch raised 6 children.

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(Dec. 1) Former Rockford priest installed seventh bishop of Bismarck.

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(Dec. 1) Catholic Church Extension Society in Chicago helps fund school on Navajo Indian Reservation in Arizona.

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(Dec. 1) Park Forest theater to stage holiday play about interfaith family, with one side of parents as devout Catholics.

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(Dec. 1) Cardinal George on new Mass translation: "I tripped up a couple of times."

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(Dec. 1) Homosexual group "encouraged" by San Francisco archbishop’s inaction on Rainbow Sash Movement, which has been shunned in the past by Cardinal George.

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(Dec. 1) Elgin says "thank-you" to Sister June.

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(Nov. 30) Cardinal George given communion — by Rev. Pfleger.

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(Nov. 30) Schools, including St. Patrick Catholic School, plan for best ways to handle the worst.

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(Nov. 30) Society of Jesus official denies Loyola connection in arrest of Jesuit for alleged sex abuse.

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(Nov. 30) Mystery remains in student’s killing last year after dedication of church’s Lady of Fatima statue.

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(Nov. 30) Churches, including St. John Cantius in Chicago, struggle to strike appropriate balance with social media.

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(Nov. 29) San Antonio Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller, formerly of Chicago, spends first year reaching out to flock.

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(Nov. 29) Fr. Cameli proposes five-minute Advent challenge.

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(Nov. 29) Maggie Daley celebrated, then laid to rest.

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(Nov. 29) Music at Maggie Daley's funeral included work by Liam Lawton, an Irish Roman Catholic priest.

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(Nov. 28) Dominican University appoints new dean of Graduate School of Social Work.

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(Nov. 28) Chicago pays tribute to Maggie Daley at Old St. Pat's.

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(Nov. 28) Priest, scholar to explain new Roman Missal at Dominican University.

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(Nov. 28) St. Martin de Porres High School students travel to federal detention centers in Chicago.

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(Nov. 28) Loyola University to open new Gentile Arena on Saturday.

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(Nov. 28) Report on homelessness unveiled at Catholic Charities office in South Holland.

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(Nov. 28) "The alternative high school moved from one of the Chicago Archdiocese Catholic schools ... under 'mysterious' circumstances."

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(Nov. 28) Mourners gather for wake of noted Chicago Catholic Maggie Daley.

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(Nov. 28) Public Mass to be held in honor of Maggie Daley at Old St. Patrick's Catholic Church.

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(Nov. 28) New Catholic Mass translation launches in parishes.

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(Nov. 25) Organist, singer, music teacher and choir director through the years at various local Catholic churches dies.

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(Nov. 25) Homewood woman graduated from St. Xavier University in her 80s.

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(Nov. 25) Former Chicago first lady Maggie Daley, who held an honorary degree from Catholic Theological Union, dies.

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(Nov. 25) More on the new words of Mass.

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(Nov. 25) Resurrection University appoints new president.

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(Nov. 25) "If Catholic Charities has the will, there now appears to be a way."

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(Nov. 25) American Catholics, led by Cardinal George of Chicago, celebrate Thanksgiving in Rome.

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(Nov. 25) Holocaust survivor speaks at Loyola University.

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(Nov. 24) Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller, formerly of Chicago, celebrates first anniversary in San Antonio.

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(Nov. 24) Thanksgiving triplets, who grew up in Glenview and attended Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic school, mark 50 years of sisterhood.

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(Nov. 24) Annual nativity scene returns to Daley Plaza.

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(Nov. 24) St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church to offer special Thanksgiving Day Mass.

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(Nov. 24) President marks 40 years at Providence St. Mel, "the school that refused to die."

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(Nov. 24) Catholic Worker artist, who painted a mural in Chicago, dies.

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(Nov. 24) SNAP: Priest arrested on sexual assault charges lives at Loyola University.

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(Nov. 24) Catholic Charities among recipients of Help Them To Hope campaign.

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(Nov. 24) "In the hours I waited to have Doug come home, I prayed a lot and told God I would say thank you every single day."

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(Nov. 23) NIU student, who attended two years at Marian Catholic, was shot dead at off-campus party.

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(Nov. 23) Loyola LGBT group gives pep talk to students before the holiday.

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(Nov. 23) Catholic women to create national network against domestic violence.

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(Nov. 23) St. Bernardine's celebrates 100 years with visit from Cardinal George.

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(Nov. 22) Former Christmas tree farm owner organized annual Northwest Indiana migrant workers' Mass.

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(Nov. 22) More on priest arrested in Chicago on charge of sexual assault.

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(Nov. 22) Catholics get ready for new translation of Mass.

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(Nov. 22) Brass concert to be held at Dominican University.

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(Nov. 22) Religion-related lobby groups, including U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, thrive in Washington.

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(Nov. 21) President accused of breaking Notre Dame "conscience" pledge.

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(Nov. 21) Detroit priest arrested in Chicago for charges of sexual assault on a child.

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(Nov. 21) Couple donates $10 million to DePaul University.

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(Nov. 21) Letter: "Catholic Conference contradicts itself."

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(Nov. 21) Letter: "Gov. Quinn’s a Catholic sellout."

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(Nov. 21) Former Chicago priest used "horseplay defense" like former Penn State football coach.

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(Nov. 21) Pro-life sketch of newborn gets Illinois inmate in trouble.

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(Nov. 21) Holy Apostolic Catholic Assyrian Church provides food pantry on Saturdays.

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(Nov. 21) Catholic priest leads march for peace in Back of the Yards.

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(Nov. 21) Questions surface in Joliet Diocese's handling of priest now imprisoned for child abuse.

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(Nov. 21) Priest to speak Nov. 29 on Catholic Church changes.

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(Nov. 21) "I don't know if our esteemed governor actually practices his faith."

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(Nov. 21) Cardinal Bernardin’s lasting memory — 15 years after he died.

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(Nov. 18) St. Thomas Syro Malabar Catholic Diocese of Chicago buys Massachusetts church.

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(Nov. 18) Cardinal George, bishops ask for face-to-face meeting with Quinn.

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(Nov. 18) Quinn gets standing ovation at abortion-rights event despite protest.

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(Nov. 18) Chicago-based SNAP says Chicago church leaders "should be held accountable" in McCormack case.

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(Nov. 18) Naper Chamber Players to put on holiday show at Wheaton Catholic church.

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(Nov. 18) EWTN Global Catholic Network to broadcast unaired episodes of Father Robert Barron’s “Catholicism.”

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(Nov. 17) Former pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church dies.

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(Nov. 17) Nurse managed Back to Work Center at St. James Hospital in Chicago Hts.

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(NOV. 17) PADS shelter coordinator at Aurora Catholic church used to cooking for large groups.

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(NOV. 17) Cop handcuffs Loyola journalism professor, deletes video for story.

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(NOV. 17) Family frustrated with rules, delays at Aurora Catholic cemetery.

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(NOV. 17) Mother Teresa Catholic Academy in Crete growing after merger.

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(NOV. 17) Catholic Charities of Joliet readies for transition of foster care cases.

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(NOV. 17) What the Catholic Church can teach us about the Penn State scandal.

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(NOV. 17) New subcommittee succeeds task force on health care issues once established by Cardinal George.

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(NOV. 17) Former Archdiocese of Chicago seminarian says new Roman Missal is “a gift.”

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(NOV. 17) Cardinal Joseph Bernardin Catholic School places second at Scholastic Bowl.

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(NOV. 17) St. Raphael Catholic School honors veterans.

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(Nov. 15) Gold Coast high-rise, owned by the Franciscan Sisters of Chicago, files for bankruptcy.

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(Nov. 15) Archdiocese of Chicago to pay $3.2 million settlement in priest sex abuse case.

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(Nov. 15) Dominican investment adviser guilty of money laundering.

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(Nov. 15) A look at the diversity of Catholic churches in the Chicago area.

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(Nov. 15) Catholic Jordanian immigrants sue school system in beating, bullying of son.

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(Nov. 15) Retired nun, residents protest to keep Beverly clinic open.

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(Nov. 15) Marian Catholic preachers sponsor well construction.

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(Nov. 15) Questions arise for former misconduct officer for the Diocese of Rockford.

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(Nov. 15) St. Mary of the Annunciation to offer screenings of “Catholicism.”

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(Nov. 15) Catholic Charities ends legal battle over Illinois civil unions, halts social service contracts.

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(Nov. 15) Geneva Catholic school evacuated after bomb threat.

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(Nov. 15) Catholic women gather in Chicago, work to end death penalty.

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(Nov. 15) Chicago-based SNAP advises parents to talk to kids about abuse.

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(Nov. 15) University of Chicago grad student, Catholic: Penn State scandal "my final loss of faith."

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(Nov. 14) For Oak Park man, Penn State scandal has echoes of clergy's failings.

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(Nov. 14) The story of Chicago's saint: Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini.

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(Nov. 14) Memorial mass to be held for Archdiocesan priests.

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(Nov. 14) Jeff Ward: It's time to "occupy" the Catholic Church.

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(Nov. 11) Chicago Catholic Charities to host 22nd annual Spirit of Saint Nicholas Ball.

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(Nov. 11) Muslim woman on new reality show engaged to Irish-American Catholic from Chicago.

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(Nov. 11) Dominican University to open Theatre Arts Lab Series with student performances of "Gypsy."

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(Nov. 11) Catholic Social Services of Southern Illinois splits from diocese, will offer same-sex adoptions.

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(Nov. 11) Loyola-Chicago administrator named new president of Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia.

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(Nov. 11) "Such as the warning from a stern, ultra-Catholic aunt that it’s possible to drown in a teaspoon of water."

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(Nov. 11) Is religion tied with weight gain?

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(Nov. 10) Longtime parishioner, religious education teacher and Eucharistic minister at St. Michael Church.

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(Nov. 10) Former assistant dean at DePaul University's School for New Learning dies.

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(Nov. 10) Historical Sandwich church finds new home.

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(Nov. 10) Author, Evanston native to speak at Catholic Citizens luncheon.

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(Nov. 10) Catholic Citizens of Illinois joins boycott of the Annual Catholic Campaign for Human Development Collection.

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(Nov. 10) New allergy clinic opening at Loyola Center for Health at Burr Ridge.

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(Nov. 10) Missionaries of St. Pius X honored for giving 25 years of service to the city.

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(Nov. 10) Maria High School to close after 100 years in Chicago Lawn.

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(Nov. 10) Why the Fighting Irish? A look into the origins of Notre Dame's mascot.

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(Nov. 10) DePaul ranks dead last in sexual health resource survey.

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(Nov. 10) Fr. Pfleger to speak during Benediction leadership presentation.

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(Nov. 10) Educational tour focusing on treatment of immigrants to stop at University of St. Francis.

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(Nov. 9) "We need more -- not fewer -- deacons."

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(Nov. 9) "But is Loyola's Jesuit, Catholic identity also to blame for the Wellness Center's after-the-fact policies and apparent lack of proactive sexual health programming?"

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(Nov. 8) President of Mothers Club at St. Wenceslaus Parish, owner of Mabel's Grocery store in Chicago and Stanley's West Irving Liquor store dies.

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(Nov. 8) Marian Catholic reaches national band championships.

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(Nov. 8) Chicago-based Call To Action hosts conference focused on ministering to the marginalized.

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(Nov. 8) Quinn: Cardinal George, bishops "made a mistake."

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(Nov. 8) "My spirit of Faith took a giant leap forward on that day, 49 years ago, on the Feast of Sts. Peter and Paul."

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(Nov. 8) Mount Assisi Academy names new president.

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(Nov. 8) Catholics Come Home commercials to air on prime-time network TV.

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(Nov. 8) Marian Catholic Dominican Preachers to raise money for clean water in Kenya.

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(Nov. 8) WLUW to carry Loyola basketball games.

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(Nov. 7) Taste of St. Walters: "It’s not just about food."

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(Nov. 7) Illinois Holocaust Museum honors Catholic priest who helped Jews escape Nazis.

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(Nov. 7) Cardinal says he did not have all facts in dispute with governor.

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(Nov. 7) Holocaust survivor devoted herself to Catholicism during war.

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(Nov. 7) Lewis University honors businessman at banquet.

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(Nov. 7) Students form atheist groups at religious campuses, including DePaul.

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(Nov. 7) CFO of Edward Hospital has two daughters in Catholic schools.

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(Nov. 7) Chicago-based Interfaith Worker Justice publishes prayer service guide for occupation protests.

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(Nov. 7) Cardinal George's retirement may not be so imminent.

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(Nov. 7) Joliet Diocese says man’s priest sex abuse claims credible.

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(Nov. 7) George says criticism was aimed at Quinn, not rape victim.

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(Nov. 7) Carol Marin: Catholic Church should show compassion.

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(Nov. 7) Five things to know about the new Roman Missal.

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(Nov. 7) Woman caught in Cardinal George-Gov. Quinn spat speaks out.

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(Nov. 7) Resurrection opens express care clinic inside North Side Jewel.

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(Nov. 7) Dominican University a victim of fraud scheme.

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(Nov. 7) Winfield photographer wins prize for picture of bell tower at St. Michael Catholic Church.

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(Nov. 7) St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Woodstock works on a five-year plan, evangelization.

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(Nov. 4) Member of the School Sisters of St. Francis of Christ the King dies.

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(NOV. 4) More from DePaul's gay student body president.

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(NOV. 4) St. Sabina Catholic Church, Loyola University holding bone marrow drives this month.

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(NOV. 4) Design winners announced for Mallinckrodt in the Park, a former convent.

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(NOV. 4) Chicago's St. Ignatius College Prep a "feeder" for Georgetown University.

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(NOV. 4) DePaul-area sex abuse cases may be linked.

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(NOV. 4) St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church to host Veterans Day eve prayer service.

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(NOV. 4) Friday fish frys, most popular during Lent, show dwindling numbers.

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(NOV. 4) D.C. police force recruiter later became a priest in Illinois.

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(NOV. 4) LGBT Catholic group in Chicago celebrates 40th anniversary.

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(NOV. 4) Catholic Charities golf fundraiser gets $30,000 for homeless services in western Cook County.

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(NOV. 4) Trinity Health seeks to acquire Mercy Hospital in Chicago.

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(NOV. 4) Quinn: Taking part in abortion-rights group event the “proper, Christian thing to do.”

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(NOV. 3) Local clergy to offer blessing at 50th anniversary celebration of Gottlieb Memorial Hospital.

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(NOV. 3) DePaul: Woman inappropriately touched by stranger near campus.

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(NOV. 3) Former auxiliary bishop of Chicago to speak at Black Catholic History event.

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(NOV. 3) Edgewater grandma with 50 tattoos once spent time in a convent.

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(NOV. 3) Chancellor of the archdiocese asks aldermen to reconsider plan to start charging nonprofits for water.

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(NOV. 3) SNAP protests outside Diocese of Joliet over priest’s placement.

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(NOV. 3) Holy Sepulchre Catholic Cemetery introduces new cremation garden.

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(NOV. 3) 16-year-old Latin whiz from Evanston finds new liturgy language lacking.

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(NOV. 3) St. Mary Catholic Church’s St. Vincent de Paul Society to host Feather Party fundraiser.

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(NOV. 3) Dalai Lama to speak at Loyola University next spring.

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(NOV. 3) Many top private schools in city, suburbs affiliated with Catholic Church.

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(NOV. 3) Cardinal George slams Quinn for plans to give award at abortion rights event.

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(NOV. 3) Resurrection Health Care opens clinic in North Side supermarket.

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(NOV. 3) Service becoming big part of learning at Dominican, DePaul.

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(NOV. 3) Art museum collections vital to universities, including DePaul, Benedictine.

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(Nov. 2) The Rev. Richard J. Valker served at several parishes in Chicago and the suburbs.

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(NOV. 2) Priest, scholar to lecture on changes to Catholic liturgy at Dominican University.

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(NOV. 2) Joliet Catholic Academy grad finds his niche as a Hollywood sound artist.

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(NOV. 2) Priest sued in Joliet for molesting boy reassigned to Missouri.

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(NOV. 2) Spring Grove native named bishop of the Diocese of Bismarck.

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(NOV. 2) Loyola radio station encounters obstacles with university.

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(NOV. 2) Loyola's Madonna della Strada chapel a popular wedding spot for alumni.

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(NOV. 2) DePaul University's first gay student body president talks about homosexuality and the Catholic Church.

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(NOV. 2) Mayor addresses crowd at anti-violence vigil at St. Sabina Church.

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(NOV. 2) More on lawsuit against Archdiocese of Chicago counselor.

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(NOV. 2) Springfield bishop, who has a law degree from DePaul University, to speak on exorcisms.

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(NOV. 2) Homeless shelter group hosting breakfast fundraiser at Benedictine University.

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(NOV. 2) Cardinal George marks St. James’ century of service.

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(NOV. 1) Provena, Resurrection close on merger, form largest Catholic health care system in Illinois.

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(NOV. 1) "He’s an atheist; I’m a cradle Catholic. He’s a redneck; I’m a Democrat. ... But we’ve been together for 16 years."

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(NOV. 1) New version of 13th-century hymn laments Chicago's slain children.

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(NOV. 1) Wright State basketball coach was close to Northbrook priest who recently died.

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(NOV. 1) Arts gala aids Catholic Charities’ emergency services.

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(NOV. 1) More Catholics choosing cremation.

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(NOV. 1) Crete Catholic school wins $50K from U.S. Cellular.

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(NOV. 1) Man sues Chicago Archdiocese over alleged abuse.

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(NOV. 1) Cardinal George to celebrate St. James Hospital’s 100th year.

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(NOV. 1) Illinois' "war" against religious child services continues.

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(NOV. 1) Is Mary Alice Quinn Chicago’s "unofficial" saint?

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(NOV. 1) Wisconsin bishops to parishioners: Keep concealed weapons out of church.

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(NOV. 1) Women religious to give interfaith dialogue at North Park University in Chicago.

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(NOV. 1) Does Loyola University's drag show betray Catholic values?

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(OCT. 31) Former vice president of the Italian American Womens Organization, past president of Our Lady of the Angels Catholic Womens Club dies.

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(OCT. 31) Dominican University to host holiday performances of "The Gift of the Magi."

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(OCT. 31) Catholic Charities Lake County Services to host Winter Garden Brunch.

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(OCT. 31) St. Mary School brings medieval times to life.

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(OCT. 31) San Miguel Schools Chicago raised a record $300,000 at benefit concert.

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(OCT. 31) The Devil You Don’t Know: A book by the cardinal's delegate for formation and mission.

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(OCT. 31) Student loan debt haunts Loyola University grad.

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(OCT. 31) Suburban Catholics prepare for Mass changes.

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(OCT. 31) Local Catholic leads haunted bus tours in Chicago.

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(OCT. 31) Bishop Conlon reads excerpts from the Gospel of St. Luke.

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(OCT. 31) Non-profit to hand out 10,000 coats, with any leftovers going to Catholic Charities.

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(OCT. 31) Booze and Bibles? Archdiocese of Chicago launched Theology on Tap three decades ago.

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(OCT. 31) Hampshire woman, who attended Catholic schools, reflects on family, farm life, history.

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(OCT. 31) Former Lake Zurich pastor dies.

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(OCT. 28) Active parishioner, Eucharistic minister at St. Mary Immaculate Parish was an officer of the Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary of Good Shepherd Council #5573.

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(OCT. 28) Student talks about alleged sexual assault at Marquette.

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(OCT. 28) Office of Immigration Affairs of the Archdiocese of Chicago recognizes Lake County sheriff his support of immigration reform.

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(OCT. 28) The Catholic Community of St. Jude to host Polka Mass.

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(OCT. 28) Downstate retreat ministry is "a hidden Catholic treasure."

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(OCT. 28) Pullman artist creates altars for Día de los Muertos, which coincides with the Catholic observance of All Souls' and All Saints' Day.

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(OCT. 28) Archdiocese of Chicago employs a number of Loyola students.

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(OCT. 28) An interview with the bishop of Tulsa, a Chicago native.

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(OCT. 28) "Whatever you do this Halloween, don't go as a pregnant nun."

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(OCT. 28) St. John Cantius Church in Chicago offers impressive collection of art, relics.

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(OCT. 28) Monee woman remembered for giving nature, volunteerism at St. Damian Catholic Church.

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(OCT. 27) Long-time employee of Catholic Charities was an active member of St. Cornelius, the Ladies Guild, SCORE and the Morton Grove garden club.

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(OCT. 27) Active member of St. Joseph Church dies.

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(OCT. 27) Father of Notre Dame student who died says family never considered suing.

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(OCT. 27) Catholic Theological Union, DePaul form an "educational alliance."

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(OCT. 27) Former Chicago cleric who left priesthood for a woman remained "a true priest."

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(OCT. 27) Curtail Call Theatre to stage comedic dinner-theater show about growing up Catholic.

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(OCT. 27) "The Fighter" visits Chicago's Leo High School.

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(OCT. 27) People outside Holy Name Cathedral tell what makes a Catholic.

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(OCT. 27) Survey: A good Catholic doesn’t have to follow all of the rules.

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(OCT. 26) Host greeter at St. Margaret Mary Church in Naperville was a volunteer for Meals on Wheels.

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(OCT. 26) Pope declares "Year of Faith" for 50th anniversary of the Second Vatican Council.

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(OCT. 26) Catholic chaplains serving in the military refuse to participate in any same-sex ceremonies.

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(OCT. 26) Notre Dame protests change to health insurance policies.

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(OCT. 26) High-ranking Catholic official to speak in Crystal Lake.

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(OCT. 26) Gay student body president at DePaul finds "welcoming and accepting atmosphere" at the university.

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(OCT. 26) Bob Newhart credits Loyola's Jesuit education with giving him curiosity.

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(OCT. 26) "Either go to the neighborhood Catholic school and get bullied by the racist Italians or attend the public school and get bullied by the kids in the projects."

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(OCT. 26) "But how does faith call us to respond to war and warlike actions in our midst?"

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(OCT. 25) City’s oldest church doors back at Holy Family.

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(OCT. 25) "The evil one wants to derail our relationship with God."

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(OCT. 25) Benedictine ranked among top 20 percent of universities nationwide.

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(OCT. 25) Lemont High School to host open house for local Catholic, other elementary schools.

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(OCT. 25) A look at different generations in the Catholic Church, divided by Vatican II.

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(OCT. 25) Survey highlights struggles of young Hispanic Catholics.

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(OCT. 25) Loyola professor named "Illinois Outstanding Nurse Leader."

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(OCT. 24) Minister at St. Mary Margaret Catholic Church joins "Occupy" effort in Naperville.

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(OCT. 24) Former DePaul University president talks about his memoir.

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(OCT. 24) Water fees could cost Archdiocese of Chicago $1.5 million extra per year.

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(OCT. 24) Chicago Catholic Charities' food pantries short on supplies as need for aid soars.

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(OCT. 24) Huntley’s St. Mary Catholic Church plans expansion.

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(OCT. 24) Montini Catholic senior creates inspiring videos for community.

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(OCT. 24) Notre Dame psychology professor discusses teen risk-taking at Marian Catholic.

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(OCT. 24) "Cheering for a team that hasn't won the World Series in 103 years requires a special blend of loyalty, faithfulness and hope familiar to any Catholic."

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(OCT. 24) Peruvian pioneers Catholic migrant ministry in Chicago.

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(OCT. 24) Chicago Catholic Charities raises $150,000 at Gala of the Arts.

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(OCT. 24) Doctor accused of viewing child pornography gives up medical license, ordered to community service at St. Sabina Catholic Church.

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(OCT. 24) Should Holy water be free?

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(OCT. 24) St. Giles teacher surprised with free office supplies and school materials.

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(OCT. 24) Local priests to present variety show to raise funds for crisis line.

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(OCT. 21) Our Lady of Grace finds a new Waukegan home.

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(OCT. 21) Robert Gibbs relays White House stories during talk at St. Xavier University.

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(OCT. 21) Director of Catholic-Muslim Studies at Catholic Theological Union in Chicago gives talk in Milwaukee.

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(OCT. 21) Marian Catholic announces Advanced Placement scholars.

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(OCT. 21) "A special free-water benefit for religion only isn't a constitutionally acceptable answer."

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(OCT. 20) High winds blow glass from downtown Loyola University building.

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(OCT. 20) Ald. Burke opposes Emanuel on charging religious schools for water.

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(OCT. 20) Illinois Catholic Charities alleges harassment for asserting rights.

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(OCT. 20) New president appointed at Resurrection University.

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(OCT. 20) Curtain Call Theatre stages "Holy Curtains Parish Reunion."

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(OCT. 20) Massive doors of Holy Family Catholic Church getting overhaul.

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(OCT. 19) Owner of Rudy's Bike Shop in Chicago was a member of the VFW and St. Mary's Parish.

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(OCT. 19) Aldermen raise concern over mayor's plan to cut-off free water at churches.

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(OCT. 19) Many Hispanics leaving Catholicism, Chicago's New Life Covenant Church membership booms.

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(OCT. 19) Msgr. David Kagan of the Diocese of Rockford named bishop of Bismarck Diocese.

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(OCT. 19) Former Catholic school teacher from Chicago devotes life to peace activism.

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(OCT. 19) Future of Holy Cross, Nativity schools are unknown.

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(OCT. 19) Cardinal George talks about Catholic social teaching at North Park University.

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(OCT. 19) Alexian Brothers affiliate sues women’s health practice.

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(OCT. 19) Resurrection Medical Center named one of America's best hospitals.

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(OCT. 18) A pastoral response to domestic violence against women.

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(OCT. 18) Why Catholics should build beautiful churches.

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(OCT. 18) Charity briefs in the Southland, including fundraiser for St. Christopher School.

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(OCT. 18) A look back at the early stages of the Catholic Campaign for Human Development in Chicago.

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(OCT. 18) Co-author of Steve Bartman book attended Catholic schools.

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(OCT. 17) Former campus minister at Loyola University, former director of campus ministry at Xavier University.

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(OCT. 17) "Even in a nation founded on faith, taking religion out of the fray would appeal to some voters."

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(OCT. 17) Emanuel budget takes free water service from some Catholic hospitals.

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(OCT. 17) Former "sorority girl" joining Chicago-area convent.

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(OCT. 17) Chicago-based group calls indictment of Catholic bishop unprecedented in sex abuse scandal.

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(OCT. 17) Roselle man pleads guilty to sexually assaulting two boys he befriended through St. Walter Catholic Church.

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(OCT. 17) Joliet man was dedicated to faith and family.

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(OCT. 17) Naperville’s St. Raphael Catholic Church to give program on heroin abuse.

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(OCT. 17) Catholic leaders talk best practices at Chicago business summit.

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(OCT. 17) Former writer-in-residence at U of C pens "heavenly" book.

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(OCT. 17) Documentary screened at Loyola contrasts real women religious with their image in pop culture.

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(OCT. 14) Father Barron's "Catholicism" series premieres tonight in Chicago.

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(OCT. 14) Chicago group offers support for priests struggling with celibacy.

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(OCT. 14) Coalition of labor, religious and civil rights groups stage "die-in" at Chicago bank.

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(OCT. 14) Halloween: How did a Catholic holy day become a horror fest?

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(OCT. 14) "Now the Church has been lumped in with bigots and haters."

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(OCT. 14) Study finds divide exists in how Catholics read church news.

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(OCT. 14) Suit against Vatican claims sexual misconduct at Lisle orphanage in ’50s.

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(OCT. 14) Nonprofits bear burden of Illinois’ unpaid bills.

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(OCT. 14) Cantor at St. Raphael Catholic Church in Naperville sings with rock band Chicago.

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(OCT. 13) Member of the Sisters of Mercy for 74 years dies.

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(OCT. 13) Former priest helped others transition out of priesthood.

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(OCT. 13) Deaf Catholics prepare for new missal.

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(OCT. 13) State board approves Provena-Resurrection merger.

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(OCT. 13) Man robs four women, including a nun, at gunpoint in Waukegan.

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(OCT. 13) Rep. Joe Walsh still in question over child support, including payments to Loyola Academy.

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(OCT. 13) Hundreds attend 5-year-old shooting victim’s funeral at Catholic church in Elgin.

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(OCT. 13) Organist at Holy Name Cathedral to play concert in Holland.

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(OCT. 13) Archdiocese of Chicago named in lawsuit alleging sexual abuse.

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(OCT. 12) St. Gerald Parish honors late Oak Lawn man.

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(OCT. 12) Cardinal Francis George to speak at Sustainable Investments Conference in Chicago.

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(OCT. 12) Resurrection High School in Chicago recognized for health program.

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(OCT. 12) St. Xavier University opera singer publishes first novel.

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(OCT. 12) Religious leaders among those in Chicago protesting the financial industry.

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(OCT. 12) Resurrection College Prep High School hosts open house.

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(OCT. 12) Piece of turf missing from football field at Marian Catholic High School.

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