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  • Policy and Communications Director, Wilmington Police Department and Freelance Journalist, Freelance
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Cappella Studio offers ‘a space of encounter’ for artists

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By David Karas
| Catholic Star Herald Verified
Kati Thompson, a parishioner at Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish in Absecon, works on her crucifix sculpture as Jim Dessicino looks on during the “Sculpt a Crucifix” workshop July 17 at Capella Studio. Dessicino founded Cappella Studio, which is housed in a former convent on the grounds of the Parish of Saint Monica, Atlantic City. (Photos by Lori M.
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Art students beautify new doors at St. Teresa Regional

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By David Karas
| Catholic Star Herald Verified
Julia Giannattasio, right, is joined by Heather Intriago outside the freshly painted doors of Saint Teresa Regional School, Runnemede. Giannattasio, 17, led the project to beautify the school’s new doors. (Courtesy photos) Giannattasio paints in one of her rose creations. When Saint Teresa Regional’s glass doors were replaced, the Runnemede school community and those traveling down busy Evesham Road were left looking at a plain, white façade.
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Sisters of Mary Immaculate celebrate silver jubilee, final professions

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By David Karas
| Catholic Star Herald Verified
At the Mass celebrating their 25-plus years of service to the Diocese of Camden’s faithful, the Sisters of Mary Immaculate of Nyeri joyfully gather in the pews of Divine Mercy Parish in Vineland on June 27.
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