Your diet isn't just about what you eat
Summer is right around the corner – whoa – somehow it snuck up on me. While my seasonal allergies would rejoice with a little less pollen, I live for this time of year. The days continue to get longer, the smell of fresh cut grass drifts through the air and the weather is warming up. Wh...
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Thursday, May 02, 2019
The 'witness' of Notre Dame Cathedral remains
Editor’s Note – Father Tenbarge provided The Message with the text of his homily from the April 15 Mass for Vocations at St. Boniface Parish’s Sacred Heart Church in Evansville. He spoke just a few hours after the tragic fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. In John 12:1-11 ...
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Thursday, April 25, 2019
Easter Sunday: Let's not forget what it's truly about
With all the excitement Easter Sunday brings – egg hunts, family gatherings with plenty of food for second helpings and seasonal candy often found in those Easter eggs – it’s sometimes easy for us to get consumed in the festivities. While it’s all fun and makes for good memo...
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Thursday, April 18, 2019
St. Peter offers lessons for everyone
I love St. Peter; so human, such a bungler. During the time he spent with Jesus, he reflected what so many of us struggle with - total trust in God. When the fishermen are out in the sea and a storm develops, naturally, they are frightened. Peter spots Jesus walking toward their boat and impulsivel...
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Thursday, April 18, 2019
Food for thought
Much of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul’s identity is rooted in its mission to feed the poor. In our line of work, we see hunger take many forms. For 42 million Americans, hunger takes the form of “food insecurity.” The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) define...
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Thursday, April 18, 2019
The Art of Medicine
She was in her early 30s. Six weeks previously, she had delivered a healthy baby. The Chief of Medicine and I were making rounds (seeing patients assigned to the teaching service of the hospital) when he said to me, “Let’s go see this lady.” I was in my third and final year of int...
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Thursday, April 18, 2019
Parent Like a Champion
© 2019 NCEA PARENT NEWS – Reprinted with permission Sports provide countless physical, mental and social benefits for our children – from creating healthy physical habits to promoting peer interaction and teamwork. In the Catholic school setting, they can also provide a vehicle for...
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Thursday, April 18, 2019
Footprints of Our Catholic Brethren
St. Simon Church, Washington, Indiana I was surrounded. Two days after the largest Right-to-Life banquet in the nation, I was surrounded; and I could not help but smile. Sitting in the pews at Our Lady of Hope in Washington, Indiana, I was inspired by the sounds and invigorated by what I saw. As th...
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Thursday, April 18, 2019
Decree regarding alienation of a tract of land at Annunciation of the Lord Parish, Evansville
On April 17, Bishop Joseph M. Siegel issued a decree regarding the alienation of a tract of land at Annunciation of the Lord Parish in Evansville. Please use this link to download the decree as a PDF: http://bit.ly/2VMOOIU...
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Wednesday, April 17, 2019
Will you be happy with your obituary?
If you unexpectedly had the chance to peek at your obituary, would you read it? Think about it: Your time on earth is done. Here’s the lasting impression you left on others. What do you anticipate your family and loved ones will write about you? If you’re honest with yourself, are you p...
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Wednesday, April 03, 2019