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Keeping kids in school with meals program
The Lebanon Daily StarIt's hard to concentrate on school when your stomach is growling with hunger. And it's even harder to stay in school when there's the option to work odd jobs and earn money for food -- something education doesn't immediately offer. To make sure kids...Tags: Beirut (Lebanon), Consumers, Social Issues, Lebanon
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Food for the body and mind
South Bend TribuneSOUTH BEND -- Fifteen local students make a weekly trek to a local agency where they receive nutrition for both their minds and bodies. The students from Perley Fine Arts Academy are helped through a partnership with St. Vincent de Paul Society. The...Tags: Healthy Diet, Students, Teaching and Learning, Education, Nutrition
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Diocese of Palm Beach to ordain four priests
Despite a national shortage of priests, the Diocese of Palm Beach is about to ordain four men into the Catholic brotherhood, a record high for the past five years. On Saturday, the men will prostrate themselves on the altar of St. Ignatius Loyola...
Tags: University of Central Florida, Education, Boynton Beach, Religion and Belief, Colleges and Universities
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Mick Kipp, Pickles bartender and spice-maker, dies
The mood Tuesday inside Pickles Pub, across from Camden Yards, matched the gray rainy weather. As noontime regulars ate their lunch and quietly caressed glasses of beer amid the low-key chatter and music playing in the background, something clearly...
Tags: Annapolis, Christianity, Dining and Drinking, Health Treatments, Bars and Clubs
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5 Indiana bishops set for Notre Dame poverty summit
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Indiana's five Roman Catholic bishops are scheduled to attend a daylong conference at the University of Notre Dame that will seek to find ways to reduce poverty and ease the suffering it causes. Organizers say the Indiana...Tags: Catholic Charities USA, Poverty, Christianity, Relief and Aid Organizations, Social Services
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Bully Busters program tackles a serious problem
The Day, New London, Conn.After a morning of crafts, games and team-building, several youths sat at a table at the Bully Busters' Main Street clubhouse Thursday afternoon awaiting the arrival of lunch. Program coordinator Debbie Kievits sat with them during this session of the...Tags: Norwich, NAACP, Broadway Theater, The Salvation Army, Students
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Catholics rally to offer support victims in West
The Eagle, Bryan, TexasFrom Pope Francis to Bishop Joe Vasquez of the Diocese of Austin and the parishes of central Texas, the Catholic community is coming together to help the people of West following Wednesday's deadly fertilizer plant explosion. "The biggest thing is we...Tags: Francis I, Christianity, Explosions, Roman Catholicism, Emergency Incidents
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James Robert Roland, 95
James Robert Roland, 95, of Berkeley Springs, W.Va., died Friday, April 12, 2013, at Berkeley Springs Rehabilitation & Nursing. The family will receive friends Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. at Helsley-Johnson Funeral Home & Cremation Center,... -
Spiritual fervor of B Minor Mass undimmed by muddy acoustics
Holy Week has brought a rare confluence of Bachian bounty to the Chicago area, with all three of J.S. Bach's surviving sacred choral masterpieces — the St. Matthew and St. John Passions, and the Mass in B minor — turning up in performance...
Tags: Easter, Music, Entertainment, Religion and Belief, Arts and Culture
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Some 2,000 diners sip soup to benefit the homeless
Richard Bell hardly had time to look up during the first hour of ladling rich cream of crab soup into bowl after bowl at a fundraiser to benefit Baltimore residents struggling with homelessness, hunger and poverty. In that time, the general manager of...
Tags: Dundalk, Timonium, Catonsville, Soups, Foods and Beverages
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Food giveaway benefits Head Start children, families
The families of nearly 400 children in Baltimore Head Start classes received boxes packed with healthy food items Thursday from Feed the Children and the United Way of Central Maryland. Another 400 boxes will be distributed to low-income families this...
Tags: Healthy Diet, Diets and Dieting, Feed the Children, United Way , Head Start
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George: New pope 'will be changed by the office'
— Pope Francis continued on Tuesday to remind his flock of the duty to protect all of creation and embrace the poor. Cardinal Francis George intends to carry that call back with him to the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago when he returns...
Tags: Poverty, Francis I, Christianity, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago, Roman Catholicism
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