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In this issue:
Cardinal George:
A tale of three cities: Dallas, Rome, Washington
Observations by Tom Sheridan
Longing for the Lord
Prayer is one of those essential elements of our faith that we likely talk and write and think about more than we actually do.
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Issue of November 10, 2002
Hot diggety dog!
Schools magic trick: turning hotdogs, pop into computers
Ron Berger never imagined hot dogs would play an important role in his career. Now the St. Lambert (Skokie) principal spends several Saturday mornings each fall selling them at Northwestern Universitys Ryan Field.
Berger discovered the somewhat unique money-making project for his school and decided to give it a try. Now hewith the help of a group of dedicated parents, alumni, junior high students and friends of the schooloperate two hot dog stands during Northwesterns home football games.
U.S. bishops expected to OK new abuse norms
As U.S. Catholic bishops prepared to gather in Washington D.C., Cardinal George said he expects the bishops to approve revisions to documents aimed at protecting children and teenagers from sexual abuse by priests.
The revised Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People and the norms that go with it were released Nov. 4, about a week after Cardinal George and three other U.S. bishops worked out the changes with four Curia officials at the Vatican. The U.S. Conference of Catholic bishops will discuss and vote on the changes at its Nov. 11-14 meeting.

Making room for families in life of the church
If a parish is a family, and a family is a domestic church, then nothing is more important that helping parishes make families of all kinds feel welcome and have their needs met, according to Michele Piotrowski, a family advocate at St. Catherine of Siena-St. Lucy Parish in Oak Park.
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