Dennis Sadowski

Ohio

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Articles

Pax Christi France, now 80, continues promoting peace amid world's upheavals

3 weeks ago | ncronline.org | Dennis Sadowski |Diego Mauro

Bérengère Savélieff, peace education officer for Pax Christi France for the past four years, said the young people she works with have never been more concerned about their future than they are right now. The war in Ukraine and what it means to Europe, dimming prospects for jobs, and a rapidly changing climate top their lists of concerns. Threatened renewal of violence in Gaza and government upheavals in Europe and the United States also weigh heavily on their minds.
Wrecked Vatican II altar is restored after Latin Mass community in Ohio dismantled it

1 month ago | ncronline.org | Dennis Sadowski

Historic altar could become a second-class relic Former parishioners of St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church in Cleveland had been disappointed and angered to learn that a historic Vatican II altar had been dismantled in January 2024. The altar is now restored and back in use. Pedestals of the restored altar are pictured, before it was returned.
Senate Judiciary Committee, led by a Catholic, offers hope amid polarization

Nov 19, 2024 | ncronline.org | Jim McDermott |Dennis Sadowski

In the aftermath of the 2024 election, there are many questions and concerns about the future of our government. Donald Trump has promised to seek revenge against his opponents. The animosity between the parties has perhaps never been deeper in modern history. And yet, during a recent trip to Washington, D.C., I was surprised to discover a spirit of collegiality at work among a group of some of the Senate's most diametrically opposed politicians.
Lay Marianist community in Ohio emerges from recently closed congregation

Nov 19, 2024 | ncronline.org | Dennis Sadowski

Matt and Meghann Naveau have a pretty good idea of what it takes to build something from the ground up. Matt, 39, chief technology officer at a startup software firm, and Meghann, 36, who opened her own communications company and now works as advancement director for a nonprofit group, have experienced the challenges and successes that come with creating a new entity.
Women and the church: A matter of evolution

Nov 19, 2024 | ncronline.org | Ilia Delio |Dennis Sadowski

Pope Francis speaks to women participating in or assisting the Synod of Bishops in the Apostolic Palace at the Vatican Oct. 1. (CNS/Vatican Media) As the second round of the synod on synodality discussions got underway, the door to women deacons in the church quickly closed. I suppose women might resign themselves to the fact that the church will not change its position on women, unless there is an apocalyptic event.
Francis, the comic strip: Divisions

Nov 18, 2024 | ncronline.org | Pat Marrin |Dennis Sadowski

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Paris street serves as a mecca for collectors

Sep 28, 2024 | chroniclet.com | Dennis Sadowski

Paris street serves as a mecca for collectorsRue Drouot, in the heart of Paris, is the center of stamp collecting in France. About a dozen stamp shops line the two-block long street in the city’s 9th arrondissement. Nearby streets and passages — shopping arcades — are home to perhaps another 15 storefront stamp and post card dealers. Still more stamp shops are scattered throughout Paris. The street has been a stamp collecting mecca for more than a century.
Grafton mail service began with the arrival of the railroad

May 11, 2024 | chroniclet.com | Dennis Sadowski

Grafton mail service began with the arrival of the railroadGrafton Township was settled in 1816 by Daniel Nesbett and John Sibley, who arrived from West Stockbridge, Massachusetts. They settled in what became Grafton Center, which today is the unincorporated community of Belden.
Brooklyn parish serves migrants amid city's crisis: 'It's about living the Gospel'

May 9, 2024 | ncronline.org | Peter Feuerherd |Dennis Sadowski

On a sun-drenched spring morning, Nicolas walks with his friend Jimmy across the over 1,300 acres of Floyd Bennett Field, perched on the far edges of Brooklyn, steps from the sea. It's been his home for two months after he arrived in New York. On his way to the bus, he checks out the items at a pop-up giveaway stand. A hot item are suitcases, gobbled up quickly by migrants who find themselves regularly on the move. The children go after the few soccer balls.
'Cop cities' are on the rise. Catholics should be concerned.

May 9, 2024 | ncronline.org | Dwayne David Paul |Dennis Sadowski

Help us raise $225,000 for NCR!We have raised $87,165 from 601 supporters. We are 38.7% of the way to our goal! Demonstrators hold signs and chant slogans in Atlanta March 9, 2023, during a protest over plans to build a new police training center in public South River Forest.