November 2008 edition



	November 2008 edition Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0. Click here to download the free program. Back to Archives Page 1 – Cover; St. Andrew's 'going green' with solar electricity part one; St. Gerard Church may head south to Atlanta part one Page 2 – Bishop’s schedule and photos Page 3 – Kevin Keenan column; World news; Editorial part one Page 4 – Demand for services on the rise for St. Vincent de Paul Society Page 5 – Traditional style of St. Gerard's holds unique beauty part one; St. Gerard Church may head south to Atlanta part two Page 6 – Proposed relocation would bring new life to St. Gerard's; Traditional style of St. Gerard's holds unique beauty part two Page 7 – Office of Parish Life names associate director Page 8 – Alden couple attends papal audience for Retrouvaille coordinators; Bishop to lead celebration in honor of Jubilee Year of St. Paul Page 9 – Swormville parish breaks ground for new church Page 10 – New York state bishops issue election statement Page 11 – Sale of Lovejoy church properties looks to benefit neighborhood; Restrictions remain for buyers of Church property; Symposium to focus on new uses for Church properties Page 12 – Ministry Page 13 – Columns Page 14 – Letters Page 15 – Cultural Diversity Page 16 – Poll shows most Americans favor significant restrictions on abortion; Poll provides beneath-the-surface look at Catholic votes; Democratic Party has uncompromising stance favoring abortion Page 17 – Bishop, local community line up behind plan to save Archbishop Walsh High School Page 18 – St. Andrew's 'going green' with solar electricity part two Page 19 – Sister Jean Thompson turns attention to Retirement Fund Page 20 – Timon students excel academically and athletically; Concert series will mark St. Gregory Parish's 50th year Page 21 – Dr. Alveda King speaks on the dangers of abortion Page 22 – Speaker outlines professional learning communities for Catholic education Page 23 – Holy Angels Academy builds new library, media center and theater Page 24 – Senior Citizen supplement Page 25 – Senior Citizen supplement Page 27 – Hall of Fame Bills running back happy to be back Page 29 – Vocation director to speak at Catechumenate networking session; Kenmore parish offers sessions to help understand stewardship; WinterCamp at Camp Turner provides special fun Page 30 – Kenmore Mercy Hospital rated best in area for joint replacement Page 31 – Niagara University receives larges campaign gift in its history Page 33 – Catholic Health receives state grants; O'Hara Medaille partner to 'Warm Up Winter' Page 35 – Piece of Jesus' cross among relics Niagara Falls parish to display; Christ the King Seminary receives gift Page 36 – Catholic Charities lists totals for 2008 appeal Page 37 – Students receive high school scholarships; Batavia Knights of Columbus dedicate memorial chalice Page 38 – Catholic Health dedicates Father Baker Gaslight Park; Prayer, public witness seen at annual Life Chain event Page 39 – Bishops' meeting includes new blessing for child in the womb Page 40 – Arts and Entertainment Page 41 – Arts and Entertainment Page 42 – Arts and Entertainment Page 43 – The Scene Page 44 – The Scene Page 45 – What's Happening Page 46 – Obituaries Back to Archives

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