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Friday, August 29, 2008
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Cardinal Daniel DiNardo speaks after Mass at St. Paul Cathedral with Andy and Fely Ticzon. Photo by Chuck Austin
 
Statement by Bishop Zubik
By: Bishop David Zubik

On Sunday, Aug. 24, on “Meet the Press,” House Speaker Nancy Pelosi stepped out of her political role and completely misrepresented the teaching of the Catholic Church in regard to abortion. She said ...
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Diocese proudly welcomes home Cardinal DiNardo
By: Pittsburgh Catholic Staff

Cardinal Daniel DiNardo of Galveston-Houston said he always looks forward to coming home.

“It’s a very moving experience for me to be back,” he said.

The native son returned to the diocese to ...
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Eight men begin formation at St. Paul Seminary
By: Chuck Moody, Associate Editor

Two of the young men are in their first year of college, one is transferring into a new college program, and five others already have graduated and been working in various jobs.

Together, the eigh ...
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‘It’s great to be back’
By: Chuck Moody, Associate Editor

Msgr. Edward Burns says returning to the Diocese of Pittsburgh as rector of St. Paul Seminary, director of pre-ordination formation and director of priestly vocations is “like living a version of (the ...
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‘Magical’ day at diocesan Family Fest
By: Pittsburgh Catholic Staff

About 450 people from more than 60 parishes attended the Family Fest on Aug. 23 at St. Paul Seminary in Crafton.

Among the most popular activities were tours of the seminary and a magic show by n ...
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Funeral Mass held for inspiring teen
By: Pittsburgh Catholic Staff

John Challis, a member of St. Felix Parish in Freedom who inspired countless people while battling lung and liver cancer, will be remembered far beyond his 18 years of life, which ended Aug. 19.

M ...
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