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Jennifer Mauro

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America’s 250th anniversary an invitation to rediscover authentic freedom

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By Jennifer Mauro
| Catholic Star Herald Verified
In Matthew 11:25-30, Jesus offers one of the most tender and reassuring invitations in all of Scripture: “Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28) These words are addressed not to the powerful or self-sufficient, but to the weary, the humble, and those who recognize their need for God.
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Bishop: presence, connection, education keys to mental wellness

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By Jennifer Mauro
| Catholic Star Herald Verified
Bishop John Dolan of the Diocese of Phoenix gives the keynote address during the New Jersey Catholic Mental Health Conference held May 2 at the John Neumann Pastoral Center in Piscataway. (Photo by John Batkowski / Diocese of Metuchen) PISCATAWAY – Mental illness is not a moral failure. Addiction is not a lack of faith. Trauma is not a sign of spiritual weakness. Such are among the stereotypes Bishop John Dolan urges every member of society to break. “Struggle is not a failure of humanity. Silence is.
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A statewide Catholic response to mental health takes shape

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By Mary J. Morrell, Jennifer Mauro
| Catholic Star Herald Verified
Beth Hlabse, program director of the Fiat Program on Faith and Mental Health at Notre Dame University’s McGrath Institute for Church Life, discusses that one in five American adults are living with a mental illness.
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