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  • As coronavirus spreads, many volunteers are asked to stay at home

    As coronavirus spreads, many volunteers are asked to stay at home

    • Mar 18, 2020

    The volunteers are fewer, but Ernie Stetenfeld and his fellow Vincentians in Madison, Wisconsin, are not slowing down in the face of the coronavirus.

    By Dennis Sadowski
  • Volunteer crew prepares oils to be blessed at chrism Mass in Indianapolis

    Volunteer crew prepares oils to be blessed at chrism Mass in Indianapolis

    • Apr 11, 2019

    The oils so joyfully and solemnly to be blessed at the chrism Mass in Indianapolis were prepared by volunteers in a rather simple way at the cathedral rectory.

    By Sean Gallagher
  • Alternative spring break to Mexico opens eyes, hearts of students

    Alternative spring break to Mexico opens eyes, hearts of students

    • Mar 24, 2019

    A group of students from the University of San Diego recently spent their spring break in Mexico — but not to party.

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  • With CCHD help, The Farmory raises fish, helps people out of poverty

    With CCHD help, The Farmory raises fish, helps people out of poverty

    • Mar 3, 2019

    The Farmory tells visitors to its website, farmory.org: “We want to model sustainable ways of growing, eating and living to those around us through education and outreach. We believe that we can strengthen people physically, mentally and spiritually through fresh produce, community service and local education.”

    By Nancy Barthel
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    In World Youth Day’s ‘Garden of Forgiveness,’ pilgrims find grace

    • Jan 27, 2019

    Pilgrims share their experiences of World Youth Day Panama.

    By Kelly Sankowski
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    Volcano’s lava flow displaces members of one Hawaii parish

    • May 12, 2018

    In addition to offering prayers, the Catholic Church is stepping into action on behalf of hundreds of residents displaced from a fierce and unpredictable volcanic eruption.

    By Patrick Downes
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    Church pantry’s needs take priority over toys for this holiday drive

    • Dec 24, 2017

    St. Anthony Church in Neopit, Wisconsin had to tell their volunteers they needed food and basic supplies for donation this Christmas rather than toys for the children.

    By Bob Zyskowski
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    Church offers counseling to help students cope with trauma of London fire

    • Jun 19, 2017

    John Paul Morrison, the director of education for the Archdiocese of Westminster, said he was “very proud” of the response to the tragedy of the Catholic Church “at every level.” Speaking about the response, he said, “It was good to see all elements of the church’s mission come together to address what is an incredibly said but also an incredibly complex situation.”

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