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Thursday, January 17, 2019


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  • A closer look at 2019 legislative issues

    A closer look at 2019 legislative issues

    Officials at the New York State Catholic Conference and Catho­lics statewide are looking at “a new reality” in 2019 now that a Democrat majority rules the State Senate.
  • Exclusive report from St. Clare's meeting

    Exclusive report from St. Clare's meeting

    Bishop Edward B. Scharfenberger met with former employees of St. Clare’s Hospital Dec. 20 at Siena College, calling it a “first step” in what will be an ongoing conversation.   
  • EXCLUSIVE: Bishop Scharfenberger meets with former employees of St. Clare’s

    EXCLUSIVE: Bishop Scharfenberger meets with former employees of St. Clare’s

    In an effort to identify issues and figure out a way to assist those in need, Bishop Edward B. Scharfenberger met with former employees of St. Clare’s Hospital Dec. 20 at Siena College, calling it a “first step” in what will be an ongoing conversation.
  • In a season of joy, some struggle with loss

    In a season of joy, some struggle with loss

    In the midst of Christmas wonderment, it can be easy to forget the many parishioners in the Albany Diocese who are struggling with grief and loss.
  • Bishop invites St. Clare's pensioners to Dec. 20 listening session

    Bishop invites St. Clare's pensioners to Dec. 20 listening session

    A preliminary conversation concerning St. Clare’s pension program will be held Thursday, Dec. 20, beginning at 3 p.m., at the Sarazen Student Union (SSU) at Siena College in Loudonville. Sponsored by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany, the listening session will be an opportunity for Bishop Edward B. Scharfenberger to hear from those directly and personally affected by the pension crisis and identify needs.
  • One-day retreat focuses on healing the pain of loss

    One-day retreat focuses on healing the pain of loss

    Early Saturday morning on Nov. 17, more than 35 people gathered at St. Kateri Tekakwitha parish in Schen­ectady for a one-day retreat for grieving parents seeking peace and comfort. 


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