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I'm a husband, a father of five boys and work as a reporter and columnist for The Criterion, the newspaper of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis.
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How to 'deepen' communion in increasingly polarized world is focus of Indiana conference - Detroit Catholic

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By Sean Gallagher Verified, Charles Fox, Greg Erlandson Verified
| Detroit Catholic Verified
ST. MEINRAD, Ind. (OSV News) ─ As he reflected on the polarization in the United States and even the Catholic Church, Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin of Newark, New Jersey, recalled a story that provides a possible path to understanding and communion.
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Catholic leadership skills instilled in seminarian from a young age

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By Sean Gallagher Verified
| The Criterion (Indianapolis, IN) Verified
2024 Vocations Awareness Supplement By Sean Gallagher ST. MEINRAD—Parish priests are called to be leaders. Sometimes within a few years of their ordination, they will be pastor of a parish. That call to leadership is one of the reasons why priestly formation happens through the course of several years and involves many kinds of supervised ministry. Samuel Hansen started to see what Catholic leadership looked like long before he became a seminarian.
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Historic congress ends with invitation to share Christ in the Eucharist with others

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By Sean Gallagher Verified
| The Criterion (Indianapolis, IN) Verified
By Sean Gallagher They came to Indianapolis drawn by Christ’s gift of himself in the Eucharist. And they were sent out to share that gift with others. More than 50,000 Catholics from across the country gathered in Indianapolis for the historic 10th National Eucharistic Congress. At the end of its closing Mass on July 21 in Lucas Oil Stadium, Bishop Andrew H. Cozzens of Crookston, Minn., who led the organizing of the congress, spoke to those attending.
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