The Catholic Herald: Official Newspaper of the Diocese of Madison

NOTE: There will be no Catholic Herald issue published on May 31, 2007. The next issue will be June 7, 2007.
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Articles on St. Raphael Cathedral

May 24, 2007 Edition • Volume 137, No. 20 • Madison, Wisconsin, U.S.A.

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Artículos en Español:

• "Bajo el Libro
del Evangelio"

• Misas en Español en la Diócesis de Madison (de la edicion web del 10/12/2006)

The Catholic Herald
Mission Statement:

The Catholic Herald is the official newspaper of the Diocese of Madison. Its purpose is to inform and educate people of the Diocese through communications that proclaim Gospel values, report the news, and comment on issues as they pertain to the mission of the Catholic Church, which is to bring all in Jesus Christ to the Father.

Awards:

Web edition:
• Catholic Press Association Best Web Site: Third Place, 2005

• Award of Distinction, The Communicator Awards 2002 Print Media competition

Print edition: Award winner, Catholic Press Association, 2006 awards competition:

• First place for best editorial on a local issue

• First place for best news writing on a local/regional event

• First place for best general news photo

• Third place for best editorial page or editorial section

• Honorable mention for best single ad - black and white

Ordination to the Sacred Order
of Deacon


Brian Dulli	David Greenfield


Lance Schneider	Patrick Wendler

The Most Reverend Robert C. Morlino and the people of the Diocese of Madison joyfully announce the Ordination of

Brian David Dulli
David John Greenfield
Lance Jeffery Schneider
Patrick Joseph Wendler

to the Sacred Order of Deacon
on Friday, the first of June
in the year two thousand seven
by
the Most Reverend Robert C. Morlino, Bishop of Madison,

at seven thirty o'clock in the evening
in the Bishop O'Donnell Chapel
at the
Bishop O'Connor
Catholic Pastoral Center
702 South High Point Road
Madison, Wisconsin, 53719

A reception will immediately follow
in the Main Dining room.

Corpus Christi: Procession, Cathedral announcement

MADISON -- On Sunday, June 10, the Diocese of Madison will celebrate the Feast of Corpus Christi - the Feast of the Eucharist, the Body and Blood of Christ - with a Eucharistic Procession led by Bishop Robert C. Morlino.

Bishop Paul Swain, Bishop of Sioux Falls, S.D., and former rector of St. Raphael Cathedral in Madison will join Bishop Morlino in leading the ceremonial procession.

The procession will begin from St. Patrick Church (404 E. Main St.) at the conclusion of the bishop's 11 a.m. stational Mass. The procession will follow Main St. west to the current site of St. Raphael Cathedral (222 W. Main St.), where Benediction will be celebrated in the parking lot.

En route, the procession will pause at the State Capitol, where the bishop will offer remarks. At the conclusion of the event Bishop Morlino will announce the location for the new Catholic Cathedral of Madison.

All are invited to join in the 11 a.m. Mass and the procession following.

News & Features:

• Memorial Day 2007: We must never forget those who served

• Pope's book:
Enriches views of Jesus

• Falwell's moral majority:
How it changed politics, religion

Columns:

• Question Corner
by Fr. John Dietzen --
Questions: Reconciliation, taking saint's name at Baptism

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Future special sections:

Summer Vacation: June 14, 2007

Senior Focus: June 21, 2007

Healthy Living: June 28, 2007

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Capital campaign: St. Vincent de Paul plans for new food pantry and service center

By Mary C. Uhler
CATHOLIC HERALD STAFF

MADISON -- The St. Vincent de Paul Society in Madison is publicly launching its first capital campaign this week.

The Help Build Hope campaign's aim is to construct a new food pantry and service center on Fish Hatchery Rd. adjacent to the interim facility at 1309 Culmen St. The campaign's goal is $4 million, with $1.9 million in gifts and pledges made in the campaign's "quiet" phase.

Improve, expand services

The new center will allow St. Vincent de Paul to improve and expand its current efforts and to develop initiatives to help its neighbors in need more effectively and compassionately, said Ralph Middlecamp, executive director of the District Council of Madison. Full story ...

God's plan for sexuality:
Theology of the Body

By Christine Galvin
FOR THE CATHOLIC HERALD

The desire to be in communion with another person is a universal desire. We hear this desire in the "popular" music of our culture.

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In one such song, "Strong Enough," singer/song writer Sheryl Crow sings, "Lie to me, I promise, I'll believe. Lie to me, but please don't leave." We want this communion so much that some will accept a lie just to remain in it . . . hmmm . . . interesting.

Sexual freedom is truly realized in a committed relationship and sometimes we want this freedom so badly that we are willing to sell our soul and body to obtain it or to obtain an illusion of it. Why? Full story ...

Guided by the Spirit:
Procedures, policies
for parish cemeteries

By Grant Emmel
VICE-CHANCELLOR

Throughout the Catholic Church's history there has been a great affinity for places of rest of our deceased brethren. From the catacombs of early martyrs to the parish cemeteries of the present day, these places should evoke the image of God's great gift to us, the resurrection to eternal glory of our temporal bodies, and the unification of that body to our soul.

In the Catholic tradition, there are two places that are considered sacred: the church and the cemetery. It should be no surprise that just as the Diocese of Madison is taking seriously the shortage of priests by undergoing diocesan wide strategic planning for parishes; it is also taking seriously the responsibility we all have to support our parish cemeteries.

In July of 2006 the diocese contracted with Joseph B. Sankovich and Associates to conduct a comprehensive survey of all 107 parish cemeteries in the diocese. That survey is complete and the diocese is holding several regional meetings to discuss the results of the survey and to outline the course of action over the next months and years. (See the advertisement on this page -- print edition only.) Full story ...

Catholic Herald summer publication schedule

During the summer months, The Catholic Herald will continue to be published weekly except for three issues. Issues to be skipped include: May 31, July 12, and August 9. Below are deadlines for the issues prior to the weeks skipped:

Issue	Weeks covered	Deadline	Issue skipped
May 24	last wk May, first wk June	May 17	May 31
July 5	second two weeks of July	June 28	July 12
Aug. 2	first two weeks of Aug.	July 26	August 9

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Artículos en Español:

Awards:

Ordination to the Sacred Orderof Deacon

Corpus Christi: Procession, Cathedral announcement

Capital campaign: St. Vincent de Paul plans for new food pantry and service center

Improve, expand services

God's plan for sexuality:Theology of the Body

Related item:

Guided by the Spirit:Procedures, policiesfor parish cemeteries

Ordination to the Sacred Order
of Deacon

God's plan for sexuality:
Theology of the Body

Guided by the Spirit:
Procedures, policies
for parish cemeteries