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It's
all about conversion process
By
Andrew Kaczynski
In 1992, the U.S. bishops published their pastoral letter on
stewardship, titled Stewardship: A Disciple’s Response.
By linking the stewardship way of life with discipleship in
Jesus Christ, the bishops effectively reminded all Christians
that being a good steward is not an option—it’s
imperative.
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Pope
cites public witness to faith during 'Year of the Eucharist'
VATICAN
CITY (CNS)—Pope John Paul II said greater Christian devotion
to the Eucharist can help heal a world torn by terrorism and racked
by poverty.
In a document offering spiritual guidelines for the Year of the
Eucharist, the pope called for more intense public witness of the
faith. As the center of the Christian experience, the Eucharist
should have a transforming power that carries beyond Sunday Mass
and into daily life, he said.
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Catholics
converge on Trenton in support of life
A large contingent from the Church of Newark, headed by Archbishop
John J. Myers, joined over 1,500 men and women from throughout New
Jersey in a march to the Statehouse in Trenton on Monday, Oct. 18
in a demonstration of their commitment to carrying the Gospel of Life
into the public square.
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Stewardship
Day 2004
Most
Rev. John J. Myers, Archbishop of Newark, greets participants in
the annual Stewardship Day at Felician College, Lodi. More than
130 parish representatives, members of the clergy and vendors, including
Catholic Cemeteries and The Catholic Advocate, were present to exchange
ideas and insights about stewardship.
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At
the annual meeting of the National Association of Black Catholic
Administrators, held in Newark, Sept. 30-Oct. 2, Tracey G.
Battles, Archdiocese of Newark, introduces Archbishop John
J. Myers of Newark, who addressed the delegates representing
33 dioceses from across the U.S. Also shown are Vanessa Griffin-Campbell,
Diocese of Cleveland, who serves as secretary of the association,
and Ralph McCloud, Diocese of Fort Worth, vice-president. |
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