Julie Asher
Senior Editor at OSV News
Senior editor for OSV News, Our Sunday Vistor Inc.'s daily news service. Former national editor of Catholic News Service.
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2 weeks ago |
news.diocesetucson.org | Julie Asher
(OSV News) -- The new shepherd of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati April 3 tied a story of learning to swim as a boy, "attempting to float but sinking like a rock," to embracing the journey into the "deep water" of faith. Archbishop Robert G. Casey recalled that boyhood challenge in the homily during his installation Mass at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Peter in Chains, succeeding Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr, 76.
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2 weeks ago |
odt.co.nz | Julie Asher
Saturday, 5 April 2025 You are not permitted to download, save or email this image. Visit image gallery to purchase the image. RegionsCentral OtagoThree Central Otago District councillors have been nominated for roles in processing the expected application for fast-track approval for a proposed Santana Minerals Bendigo-Ophir gold project.
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2 weeks ago |
odt.co.nz | Julie Asher
Consultation on the way water services will be delivered in Central Otago will include one option that can not work and two that could. At yesterday’s Central Otago District Council meeting, councillors voted unanimously that their preferred way of delivering water services was through a joint water services council-controlled organisation (CCO) in conjunction with Waitaki, Gore and Clutha district councils.
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2 weeks ago |
osvnews.com | Julie Asher
2 (OSV News) — The new shepherd of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati April 3 tied a story of learning to swim as a boy, “attempting to float but sinking like a rock,” to embracing the journey into the “deep water” of faith. Archbishop Robert G. Casey recalled that boyhood challenge in the homily during his installation Mass at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Peter in Chains, succeeding Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr, 76.
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3 weeks ago |
odt.co.nz | Julie Asher
You are not permitted to download, save or email this image. Visit image gallery to purchase the image. RegionsCentral OtagoCromwell residents should not be alarmed at the sight of police carrying guns around Cromwell College next week. Sergeant Tyron Wall, of Dunedin, said he would be leading a group of about 35 police officers from Dunedin and Invercargill in an Armed Offenders exercise at Cromwell College on Tuesday. The action would begin at 4pm and finish about 7pm, Sgt Wall said.
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Am here at #CMCBaltimore with the @OSVNews team! Lunchtime here but one our first priorities before sharing a meal was to pray for @Pontifex and his quick recovery from his surgery today! https://t.co/KviXCUrdcO
Sharing some Valentines on display @FranciscanMon for this Valentine's Day: While his parents were still living, Brother Simon McKay, OFM, now 86, sent them a card each St. Valentine’s Day (1955-1981). The friars treasure these cards, on display in church lobby at the monastery. https://t.co/fxTjIkEs7t
What a beautiful dress! Thank you for sharing @Cindy_Wooden & for your terrific reporting on yet another papal trip for @CatholicNewsSvc
Wearing a Pape François dress to welcome #PopeFrancis to Congo. #PopeFrancisInDRC https://t.co/29Vk0s1Kt3
