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AN ERA in Borders broadcasting came to an end last week as Richard Gordon handed back to Fiona Stalker for the final time.

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In 2021, the most-read Catholic Sentinel stories included strife over vaccines and anguish after fatal tragedy. Also read and clicked often were articles on a c

In 2021, the most-read Catholic Sentinel stories included strife over vaccines and anguish after fatal tragedy. Also read and clicked often were articles on a c

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Published June 14, 2021 • Updated on June 14, 2021 at 7:22 pm Father Daniel McCarthy, former pastor at St. Elizabeth of the Trinity Parish and School, has been reinstated as Pastor Emeritus at the Norwood Park church following an Archdiocese of Chicago investigation into sexual abuse allegations levied against him last year. McCarthy was accused of sexually abusing a minor about 50 years ago during his time at the now-closed Angel Guardian Orphanage in West Ridge, according to Cardinal B...

Google Maps The Archdiocese of Chicago reinstated the Rev. Daniel McCarthy to a Northwest Side parish less than a year after a decades-old sexual abuse allegation surfaced. In a letter released Monday to the congregation of St. Elizabeth of the Trinity Parish and School, Cardinal Blase J. Cupich stated McCarthy would be reinstated effective immediately following an investigation from last year’s report. “The Review Board has concluded that there is insufficient reason to suspect Father Mc...

Ariss was born in Cople Parish, Westmoreland County, about 1729, the youngest of five children of John Ariss and Frances Spencer Ariss. His mother was the granddaughter of Nicholas Spencer, a member of the governor’s Council in the 1680s and a sizable landowner in the parish. Within the space of two months in the winter of 1730, one sibling whose sex is unknown died and the already-widowed father drowned. John Footman became the guardian of the two boys and two girls who had been orphaned and...

The Wellesley Townsman Collecting for the massive diaper drive organized by a Wellesley family? Thats not the only charitable effort planned at Linden Square this month. A Newton nonprofit, Welcome Home, will be collecting donated home goods at a new Linden Square store, Poppin In, from May 15-23. Welcome Home is relatively new -- it was awarded its nonprofit status in October, 2019. It operates out of two 100-square-foot rooms on the ground level of Trinity Parish in Newton.  "The idea for ...

Catholic social teaching nourishes parishes, parishioners — and society “Laudato Si’,” “Fratelli Tutti” and other encyclicals inspire individual Catholics, students in Catholic classrooms and faith life at parishes A series of infographics offer a guide to each chapter of Pope Francis’ “Fratelli Tutti” encyclical letter on fraternity and social friendship. Father William Holtzinger, pastor of St. Anne Parish in Grants Pass, said ...