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catholic experts in nutrition and ethics offer holiday temperance ideas catholic experts in nutrition and ethics offer holiday temperance ideas loaves and fishes serves 1 millionth meal at holy rosary in minneapolis loaves and fishes serves 1 millionth meal at holy rosary in minneapolis. loaves and fishes serves 1 millionth meal at holy rosary in minneapolis. hill-murray family grateful for outpouring of support during son’s recovery. catholic experts in nutrition and ethics offer holiday temperance ideas. christians working with syrians: u.s. withdrawal puts minorities at risk. pope: god’s christmas wish isn’t buying-frenzy, feast, but gift of self. as we journey through advent each year we encounter a threefold sense of christ’s coming: in history, in mystery and in majesty. what do you think the john the baptist of real time 2,000 years ago looked like and sounded like? i’m talking about the fascinating desert preacher who makes a fresh appearance in christian communities during the advent season leading to christmas. i remember the first time i visited bethlehem. i got out of the taxi into a noisy, dusty, di*ty city square guarded by israeli soldiers — not exactly the scene i pictured in my head as a child singing “o little town of bethlehem.” upon entering the basilica of the nativity, visitors have to bend down to get into the door, which was designed small to keep camels out. it is one of the oldest continually-used churches in christendom. built by st. helena in the fourth century, it frankly looks 1,700 years old. the walls are almost black from the candle soot, and the floor is filthy and worn from millions of pilgrims. archbishop bernard hebda has announced the following appointments in the archdiocese of saint paul and minneapolis recuerdo la primera vez que visité belén. salí del taxi a una plaza ruidosa, polvorienta y sucia, custodiada por soldados israelíes; no es exactamente la escena que imaginé en mi cabeza cuando era un niño cantaba “oh, pequeña ciudad de belén”. al entrar en la basílica