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Catholic Charities plans to guide poor on taxes
Working families in the Albany Diocese may find they have more money in their pockets, thanks to Catholic Charities and …
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Worry, hope on Catholics' minds as Diallo trial is winding down
The ongoing Amadou Diallo trial in Albany has prompted reaction from Church leaders, ranging from doubt about the judicial process …
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Missioner from Troy profiled in book
The murder of Troy native Rev. William Kruegler, MM, outside his parish in Montero, Bolivia, almost 40 years ago has …
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Catholics back laws to assist all schools
When it comes to educational issues, the public often perceives the Church as being focused only on preserving the Catholic …
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Parishes creating a community for teenagers
Teens in the Northern Points Cluster get to participate in special Sunday liturgies, retreats, coffeehouses and lock-ins more than ever …
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