Articles written by Lisa Hugick
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St. Peter Julian Eymard
St. Peter Julian Eymard is a 19th century priest who wrote many small devotionals on the Eucharist. Here is a look at his life.
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Hubbard Park, Meriden CT
Meriden, CT is known as the Silver City. Well known to its residents and residents of surrounding towns is Hubbard Park. This park has much to offer in all seasons.
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How to Knit a Cat Blanket
If you have a cat (or a small dog) who enjoys sitting on your furniture, you may want to knit this blanket in order to help reduce the amount of hair on your furniture.
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St. Cecilia
While Saint Cecilia is patron of musicians, there is more to this third century saint.
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Numb3rs and the Student
Numb3rs, a hit prime time show on CBS, focuses on solving crime through the use of mathematics. Using these lessons could help motivate your students.
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Father Michael J. McGivney
Father McGivney is on his way to possibly becoming the first American born priest declared a saint. Here is a brief look at his life.
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The CT Constitutional Convention
About a month before the election, the issue of Question 1 has been hotly debated. Why is this so and what is at stake?
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Catholic Conscience and Voting
While many issues seem to be at stake in this year's election, there are many factors to be considered when voting for a candidate. What is important for Catholics?
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Cooking in Graduate School
Graduate students are often strapped for cash and time. How can graduate students be sure that they eat well and stay within a reasonable food budget?
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Why Pray the Rosary Anyways?
For centuries many Catholics have prayed the Rosary out of obligation, others find it antiquated. What is the purpose of this practice in today's world?
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