Siouxland Church News for week of Sept. 21, 2023
Church events happening around Siouxland for the week of Sept. 21: Pet blessings, chops in the church, citywide confessions and more.
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Siouxland Church News for week of Sept. 14, 2023
Church events happening around Siouxland for the week of Sept. 14.
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Siouxland Church News
Church events happening around Siouxland for the week of Sept. 8.
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Overheard in the News for Aug. 8, 2023
Overheard in the News for Aug. 8, 2023: "We were just working a case -- they had this poor elderly couple coming and going for over two years. We estimate
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Bishop celebrates ordination milestone in Sioux City
Nickless was ordained Aug. 4, 1973 at his home parish, Blessed Sacrament Church in Denver.
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Thumbs up to Bishop Nickless; Thumbs down to governors
OUR OPINION: Thumbs up to Bishop Nickless on his milestone; Thumbs down to governors
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Four dioceses of Iowa to offer Mass along the RAGBRAI ride
As RAGBRAI riders look for food to replenish their energy after a long day’s ride, they’ll also be able to find spiritual food to sustain their spirits.
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NEWS 1.24.23
Iowa's Governor signs "school choice" bill into law, Sioux City Diocese response, new Woodbury County Supervisor and more
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Catholic Bishops offer reassurance on vaccines | News, Sports, Jobs
Joe Fisher Iowa’s four Catholic Bishops gave their blessings on the use of the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines which are expected in Iowa in coming weeks. A statement on the use of these vaccines was released by the Iowa Catholic Conference late last week and co-signed by Rev. Michael Jackels, Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Dubuque which includes Marshalltown’s St. Henry and St. Mary Catholic Churches, as well as Immaculate Conception Oratory in Haverhill. Rev. William Joensen, Rev. ...
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