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  • Oblates to leave Bishop Ireton Fr. Hillyard’s departure marks the end of a 44-year Salesian presence at the school
    By GRETCHEN R. CROWE
    Catholic Herald Staff Writer
  • Knights put pro-life talk into action The Springfield council has adopted three women in crisis pregnancies through a program that helps pay for their medical expenses, making it possible for them to keep their babies.
    By LISA SOCARRAS
    For the Catholic Herald
  • A youthful boost Young adults Elizabeth Sieb and Paul Bevins joined the Office of Youth Ministry to reach out to Hispanics and coordinate projects for WorkCamp.
    By GRETCHEN R. CROWE
    Catholic Herald Staff Writer
  • Collection to aid disaster relief in Myanmar, China
    By Bishop PAUL S. LOVERDE
  • Virgin Mary beloved by Muslims, too
    An exhibit at the Sackler shines some light on the unique Christian influence on northern India’s Islamic empire.
    By NORA HAMERMAN
    For the Catholic Herald
  • Homilies by Arlington Bishop Paul S. Loverde
    Bishop Paul S. Loverde has published a series of homilies and letters in the Arlington Catholic Herald since being installed as third bishop of Arlington on March 25, 1999. Homilies are listed in descending order. The most recent homily appears on top.
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