From the monthly archives: January, 2011
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January 17, 2011
CHRIS MILLER
WESTERN CATHOLIC REPORTER
EDMONTON – In response to the city’s aging population, a shortage of beds for the acutely ill, and the closure of Alberta Hospital Edmonton, Covenant Health opened a new geriatric mental health facility Jan. 5. more . . .
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January 17, 2011
BRENT MATTSON
THE B.C. CATHOLIC
KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Bishop David Monroe of Kamloops was released from hospital before Christmas after a long, but shorter than expected, recovery.
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January 17, 2011
FRANK FLEGEL
PRAIRIE MESSENGER
REGINA — Atem Martino Kunjok’s story is not much different than others who have escaped the brutal terror of civil war, except in one way: a refugee from Sudan, he has returned to that country three times, once to get married and twice to give back some of the help he received from the Catholic Church. more . . .
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January 17, 2011
DEBORAH GYAPONG
CANADIAN CATHOLIC NEWS
OTTAWA — A deeply divided Supreme Court of Canada has delivered an opinion that could pave the way for transgenic research combining human genomes with those of other species. more . . .
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January 17, 2011
GLEN ARGAN
WESTERN CATHOLIC REPORTER
The Western Catholic Reporter is by far the most important source of Catholic news for readers who completed the WCR’s readership survey in November. more . . .
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January 17, 2011
GLEN ARGAN
WESTERN CATHOLIC REPORTER
EDMONTON — WCR readers see the Catholic Church as facing even more difficult challenges than it did 10 years ago. more . . .
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January 17, 2011
GLEN ARGAN
WESTERN CATHOLIC REPORTER
EDMONTON – Most readers say news about the Church in Canada and around the world is the most important thing they want to see when they open the WCR. more . . .
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January 17, 2011
As editor of the WCR, I wish to personally thank the hundreds of readers who completed our readership survey. more . . .
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January 17, 2011
WHO
WESTERN CATHOLIC REPORTER
EDMONTON — Patricia Sirois was one of the first members of the secular institute Oblate Missionaries of Mary Immaculate and served for decades as a public health nurse in many parts of Alberta. She died Dec. 27 at age 93. more . . .
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January 17, 2011
WESTERN CATHOLIC REPORTER
VIKING – Father Ted Rozmahel, a priest of the Edmonton Archdiocese for 50 years, died here Jan. 3. He was 79. more . . .
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