Nov 3, 2009 | SUN October 5, 2009
Laurie Mezzalingua’s legacy lives on in the Saint Agatha Foundation By Jennika Baines SUN Assoc. Editor Laurie Mezzalingua had everything going for her. She was beautiful, young and smart. She had a big, loving family and strong faith. Then, at age 29, she was...
Nov 3, 2009 | SUN October 5, 2009
By Chris Mominey Sun Contributing Writer Albert Einstein was credited with defining the word insanity this way: the practice of doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. In many respects Einstein might look at the current models of...
Nov 3, 2009 | SUN October 5, 2009
Fidelis Care offers health care coverage to seniors By Claudia Mathis Sun staff writer During tough economic times, seniors need confidence in making important financial decisions, especially when it comes to finding quality, affordable health care. Medicare...
Nov 3, 2009 | SUN October 5, 2009
Guardian Angel Society keeps hope alive for students By Connie Berry SUN editor It has been 10 years since the first Update and Lecture Luncheon for the Guardian Angel Society (GAS) and nearly two years since the death of its founder, Father Joseph Champlin. The...
Nov 3, 2009 | SUN October 5, 2009
Western cluster holds event to draw in inactive Catholics By Connie Berry SUN editor FAIRMOUNT — The U.S. Catholic bishops’ Web site notes there are 68,115,001 Catholics in the U.S. — about 22 percent of the population. How many more would there be if all those who...
