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Catholic woman was labor pioneer
Working 12- to 14-hour days in oppressive heat, for $2 to $3 a week, Kate Mullaney, an Irish immigrant, thought …
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While students were away, staff was busy getting ready
As a handful of trees along the Northway change into their fall wardrobe of red, gold and orange, Roger Marcy, …
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Catholic social teaching backs right to strike
Strikes against General Motors, Bell Atlantic and Mohawk Ambulance made news in recent weeks, news that might have Catholics wondering …
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Priests to continue push to clean up Schenectady
Pastors in Schenectady parishes are relieved that a court case involving the city's crackdown on striptease clubs reached its conclusion …
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Cops and docs dot CBS
Four new dramas plus three new situation comedies equals CBS's new season this fall. The network hopes those numbers add …
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