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Christine Rousselle

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Mainer. Catholic. US News Editor @catholicherald. @providencecol alum. Irish dancer. loves bagels, cats, the Habs & Minnie Mouse. John 21:12. views are mine.
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Dolly Parton’s lesson in using talent and treasure

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By Christine Rousselle
| The Catholic Herald
Dolly Rebecca Parton Dean died on Tuesday, August 25, at the age of 80, and the world got a little bit dimmer. I’ll be honest: I was initially unsure of an angle that would be relevant for the Catholic Herald’s audience. So I turned to Google. Had she perhaps met Pope Leo during the past year? Nope. Pope Francis? She had not. Surely she had met Pope St John Paul II?
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Florida bishops defend religious freedom in dispute over school vaccine exemptions

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By Christine Rousselle
| The Catholic Herald
Florida’s Catholic bishops defended their schools’ existing vaccine exemption policies in a response to the state attorney general’s threats to withhold state funding and scholarships.
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Bronze relief honours George Washington’s donation to Virginia’s first Catholic parish

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By Christine Rousselle
| The Catholic Herald
A new bronze bas-relief commemorates the donation made by the future President George Washington towards the construction of Virginia’s first Catholic church, now the Basilica of St Mary in Alexandria. “This beautiful bronze sculpture, by noted American sculptor Thomas Marsh, depicts the moment that led to our founding as the first Catholic parish in Virginia in 1795,” Fr Edward Hathaway, rector of the Basilica of St Mary, told the Catholic Herald.
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