Published: March 18, 2019 By Tom Donnelly The Knights of Columbus provided a delicious St. Patrick’s dinner for 36 homeless veterans at the St. Francis House Veteran’s Rehabilitation Center in Little Rock. KnightsTerry Theisen, Bill Nosek, Bob Kulas, Ray …
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It’s said to be better to be thought a fool and keep your mouth closed than to open it and erase all doubt. That is certainly the case for the Washington State Senator who made the remarks about nurses playing …
In 2020, the play will include about 2,350 people, including about 500 children, said Frederik Mayet, an Oberammergau native who will play Jesus in 2020. The cast will span from newborns to a 95-year-old, he said, as well as donkeys, …
As with so many travelers, my images of Germany — cute villages, dirndls and lederhosen, and fairy-tale castles — are from Bavaria, in the foothills of the Alps. You could easily spend a week here, soaking up culture as you …
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Current News From Islam in Israel to Catholicism in Little Rock New Catholics share why they joined the Church Welcome home: 583 new Catholics join Church Foot-care ministry provides homeless with relief Arkansas Catholic: Your source for the good news …
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People crucify ‘Jesus’ in reenactment of the Passion of Christ in the Philippines in 2015. File Photo. In Philippines, people subject themselves to a whipping parade to replicate Jesus’ suffering. EASTER CUSTOMS While Easter is a Christian festival along the …
Want to be part of a once-in-a-decade event? Then you might want to start planning for your trip to Oberammergau in Germany next year. The small village of around 2,000 puts on a Passion Play once every decade, in a production …
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Print, digital subscribers can soak up more commentary, local and global news Published: March 13, 2019 Here are some of the stories you missed if you didn’t read Arkansas Catholic’s March 9 issue. Some of the stories and columns …
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As the Church celebrates Holy Week and recalls in a special way the suffering, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, Catholics around the world turn to artistic depictions of these events in order that they may become more realistic and …
Former teacher serving now as an English tutor for adults, librarian in Fort Smith Published: February 25, 2019 By Maryanne MeyerriecksFort Smith Correspondent FORT SMITH — The feast of St. Scholastica was celebrated at the Fort Smith convent by …
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