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January 19, 2012

The face of Tio Pepe takes a seat

Francisco “Paco” Lobo got up from a seat near Tio Pepe’s bar to walk back to his station in the Mount Vernon restaurant. The longtime maitre d’ was stopped by a customer who came through the doors just as it opened.
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Senior adds to Costello family’s legacy at Goretti

A valuable gem can be found at St. Maria Goretti High School in Hagerstown.
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A prayer for the jobless, while moving our feet

“If there is no struggle, there is no progress. Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will.” – Frederick Douglass
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Our God, of now

A new year reminds us of both birth and death. It’s not always easy to let go of the old.
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Genetically modified crops breed economic dependence, new form of slavery, says Cardinal Turkson

VATICAN CITY – If farmers in Africa had greater access to fertile, arable land safe from armed conflict and pollutants, they would not need genetically modified crops to produce food, said the head of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace.
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Milwaukee Archdiocese files for bankruptcy protection over abuse claims

ST. FRANCIS, Wis. – A year to the day after his installation as the 11th archbishop of Milwaukee, Archbishop Jerome E. Listecki announced Jan. 4 that he had directed archdiocesan attorneys “to file a petition for a Chapter 11 reorganization of its financial affairs under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.”
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Twenty-one U.S. bishops could retire for age reasons in 2011

WASHINGTON – Five U.S. cardinals and more than two dozen other U.S. bishops could retire because of age this year.
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Report says Pope John Paul miracle nears final recognition

VATICAN CITY – A presumed miracle needed for the beatification of the late Pope John Paul II reportedly has reached the final stages of approval.
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Three former Anglican bishops received into Catholic Church in London

LONDON – Three former Anglican bishops were received into the Catholic Church just hours after they officially gave up their ministries in the Church of England.
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Frustrated by nuclear weapons

I sympathize with Susan Crane’s frustration (CR, Dec. 2 and 16) with the U.S. Navy Nuclear weapons storage depot in Bangor, Wash. Nuclear weapons of any kind destroy entire cities, devastate the civilian population and destroy the infrastructure of a locality. All countries should welcome President Obama’s call for a test ban halt to the...
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Westminster school offered support in face of Westboro protesters

WESTMINSTER – As the Supreme Court considers a high-profile case involving the Westboro Baptist Church, much media attention has focused on what the Kansas church members did outside St. John parish during Lance Corporal Matthew Snyder's 2006 funeral.
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