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Issue of December 7, 2003
Standing up for family
‘Minivan mom’ finds humor in everyday life
Sally Edwards bounces on the balls of her feet in a darkened corridor outside a parish hall at St. Joseph Church in Libertyville.
Clad in sneakers, print pajama bottoms and a bathrobe, she looks like a minivan mom who didn’t make it to getting dressed before dropping the kids off in the morning.
Cardinal George
Was the Word made words or
was the Word made flesh?
"There is the old story about people who would prefer to watch an eclipse of the moon on television rather than step outside the house and see what the eclipse really looks like. Pictures and theories about reality are more acceptable than reality itself, because pictures and theories are our creation and reality is God’s. It’s no wonder, then, that religions we make up are more comfortable for us than what God has revealed to us about himself." -The Cardinal's Column >
The Interview
Catholic colleges offer gifts to students, world
Judith A. Dwyer: “We have to learn to live together on this fragile planet as sisters and brothers in a world in peace based on justice.”
Observations - by Tom Sheridan
A world of difference
It was an unusual Thanksgiving. There was turkey, but with an island flair and without the rest of traditional trappings. The sun was warm and the accents were richer than those around the Midwest. You could find football on the TV, but there was more of what we would call soccer (which the rest of the world calls football).
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'Comin’ home — Actor John C. Reilly, visited his alma mater, Brother Rice High School, last month. A member of Rice’s class of 1983, Reilly was inducted into its Hall of Fame at an all-alumni reunion dinner Nov. 14. More Church Clips ->
CATÓLICO - Periódico oficial en Español de la Arquidiócesis de Chicago:
Los niños ciudadanos exigen justicia
Según la Constitución de este país, los nacidos aquí adquieren automáticamente la ciudadanía sin importar el estatus migratorio de los padres.
Oraciones Católicas del Pueblo de Dios
En este libro, se han recopilado las oraciones católicas más populares, de las que en su mayoría se desconoce el autor, ya que forman parte de la riqueza cultural del «Pueblo de Dios».
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