Today's Highlights
Catholic Chicago Blog
Bob Gilligan discusses the difficult balance between virtual and actual ways of forming a true sense of community in this week’s blog.
Everyone's comments are welcome!
Radio & Television
The Church, the Cardinal and You
Cardinal George talks with host Graziano Marcheschi about what Catholics can do to strengthen their faith during the Lenten Season.
Catholic New World
With the wedding season just getting started, it's a good time to consider why marriage is important to the Catholic Church.
2010 ARCHDIOCESAN DIRECTORY
Your essential guide to the Catholic Community of Chicago
Now Available for Purchase
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2010 U.S. Census – It’s in Your Hands
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The Catholic bishops are urging everyone to participate in the 2010 Census. Your participation is vital. The census helps determine political representation and the level of funding of schools, hospitals, parks and other services in our communities.
Your Census Questionnaire will be mailed by March 15
CENSUS RESOURCES |
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Catholic Relief Services Continues to Accept Donations for Haiti
Mail donations to:
Catholic Relief Services
3525 South Lake Park Avenue
Chicago, IL 60653-1402
For more information contact the Archdiocese of Chicago’s Catholic Relief Services Office at 312-534-8367. |
NEWS RELEASES
CHICAGO CATHOLIC MEN’S CONFERENCE
Catholic Men Invited to Daylong Event
Chicago, IL (March 9, 2010) – Catholic men are invited to attend a daylong conference on Saturday, March 20, at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont.
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OFFICE FOR RACIAL JUSTICE TO HONOR
BISHOP PERRY AND
FATHER PFLEGER
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RACIAL JUSTICE LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Chicago, IL (March 3, 2010) – The Most Rev. Joseph N. Perry, Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago, and Rev. Michael L. Pfleger, pastor of St. Sabina Parish, will each receive the Office for Racial Justice Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of their lives of service in pursuit of dismantling racism, injustice and inequalities on behalf of African Americans and all people of color.
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