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THE

Roman

Catholic Diocese of Ctiariotte

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Playground memorializes couple's hahy

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Established Jan. 12, 1972

by Pope Paul VI

SERVING CATHOLICS IN WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA IN THE DIOCESE OF CHARLOTTE

NOVEMBER 18, 2005

VOLUME VATICAN

The heart of the church

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15

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Today's parish minister more iilteiyto

Bishop Jugis

and a woman

adoration chapel BY

BY PATRICL\ ZAPOR CATHOLIC NEWS SERVICE

KAREN

A. EVANS STAFF WRITER

Editor's note: This

KANNAPOLIS

Although the Year of the Eucharist officially ended in October, dedication to the Eucharist continues to

on Vatican

11 's legacy.

WASHINGTON

Prior

Second Vatican Council, about the most involved lay

Jugis dedi-

J.

the

to the

western North Carolina. cated the Pope John Paul

is

next part in an ongoing series

grow throughout

Bishop Peter

~

iayperson

new

dedicates

be a

people became in the day-today activities at the average

II

Adoration Chapel at St. Joseph Church in Kannapolis Nov. 6. "I myself spend time each day in prayer before the Blessed Sacrament," said Bishop Jugis in his homily before dedicating the small

Catholic parish

was

bers of the Holy

Name

as

mem-

Society

or the Altar Guild.

With several

priests typi-

and a nearby convent full of nuns, lay people filled only minor or cally assigned to a parish

peripheral roles in most par-

See ADORATION, page 6

ishes,

such as answering the

rectory phone, perhaps serv-

"room mother" to an elementary school class, leading the Cub Scout pack or ing as

Building a

Photo by Karen A. Evans

Bishop Peter

'Culture of Ufe'

J.

Jugis holds a

the Pope John Paul

II

monstrance containing the Blessed Sacrament during a ceremony dedicating

Adoration Chapel at

St.

Joseph Church

in

See COUNCIL, page 8

Kannapolis Nov. 6.

NEW STATEMENT CALLS FOR REJECTION OF 'ILLUSION' OF DEATH PENALTY BY

PATRICIA ZAPOR

SEEMS

LIKE

A MIRACLE: A SAINT IN THE FAMILY

Triad Catholic reflects

on

CATHOLIC NEWS SERVICE

WASHINGTON — A new

recently canonized relative

statement on the death penalty that calls

on society

to "reject

the tragic illusion that

BY

The

unanimous

statement,

"A

&

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— October 23 was day long-awaited by Catanoso family — GREENSBORO a

vote.

the

Culture

America and

in

in southern Italy.

On that day at the Vatican, with more than 200,000 people crowded into St. Peter's Square and the world watching

See USCCB, page 12

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on television. Pope Benedict XVI performed live

TO

THE CATHOLIC NEWS

of Life and the Penalty of Death," builds upon the 1980

.

CATANOSO

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demonstrate respect for life by taking life," was approved by the U.S. Catholic bishops Nov. 15 in a nearly

JUSTIN

we can

his first canonization, elevating

heroes

Catholic

five

One of

those venerated

was Padre Gaetano Catanoso, a humble mission priest from Reggio

di Calabria, Italy,

I

who

Courtesy photo

An enormous banner portraying St.

See SAINT, page 7

new

saints

Seniors gather for spiritual

Guide

well-being

ABC TV PAGE 5

in

St.

Gaetano Catanoso hangs outside

Mass

for him

and four other

Peter's Square at the Vatican Oct. 23.

Watch

Culture

1

St.

Peter's Basilica during the canonization

Joy and faith

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to

sainthood.

Perspectives

for Catholic funerals;

what a theologian

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