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Saints for Today: Justin, Martyr (D. 166)

Justin was a layperson who bore witness to Christ in his everyday occupation as a philosopher.
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Chapter 11 Filing

May Pleadings

Stipulated Order Regarding Plan of Reorganization   Motion to Retain Brokers, Sell Property and Approve Sale Procedures   Notice of Objection Deadline re: Motion to Retain Brokers, Sell...
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Saints for Today: John I, Pope (D. 526)

Pope John I governed the Church for only three and a half years (523-526).
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Chapter 11 Filing

Chapter 11 April Filings

Notice of Status Hearing, Filed April 3 Third Quarterly Notice Disclosing Compensation Submission of Catholic Mutual Regarding Mediation Response of Diocese to Submission of Catholic Mutual, re:...
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Saints for Today: Pius V, Pope (1504-1572)

He accepted the “shoes of the fisherman” at a time when the Church was suffering from the Protestant revolt in most of Northern Europe.
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Salt Lake City Bishop Appointed to New Mexico Archdiocese

The bishop's commitment to social justice, especially care for the undocumented and the poor, is noteworthy
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Catholic Schools

Lumberton Principal Nominated for Lumen Christi Award

Although the school has been providing quality Catholic education to the remote communities here, every day seems to bring new challenges.
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Saints for Today: Mary Euphrasia Pelletier, Religious (1796 – 1868)

Dr. Pelletier baptized his infant daughter at home because of the anti-Catholic persecution then raging.
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