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September 2, 2004

COVER STORY
• Retreat center groundbreaking planned for Sept. 12

COVER STORY
• Catholic officials worried by rise in number of poor, uninsured

FEATURE ARTICLE
• Upcoming VIRTUS© training scheduled

FEATURE ARTICLE
• It takes a community to support refugees and their families By Chandra Tuggle ACC, Director of Communications

FEATURE ARTICLE
• Natural Family Planning Father-Son Program (PDF)

FEATURE ARTICLE
• Cantate Domino Holy Rosary making a joyful noise through growth of choir programs

FEATURE ARTICLE
• Catholic Overview Schedule

CORRECTION: In last week's issue of The West Tennessee Catholic, credit was not given for the photograph of the Knights of Columbus at Villa Vianney. The photographer was R. B. Macdonald. We regret this omission.

Email: wtc.editor@cc.cdom.org
• This Far By Faith by Bishop J. Terry Steib, S.V.D., D.D.
• Papal News
• Diocesan News
• Parish News
• Lectionary Readings
• Education
• A Message From Dr. Mary C. McDonald, Superintendent of Schools
• Reflections On Sunday's Readings
• Obituaries
• Spanish Mass Schedule
• Catholic Community Calendar
New retreat center coming
A groundbreaking ceremony and blessing for Our Lady Queen of Peace Spiritual Center, the new retreat center for the Diocese of Memphis, will be led by Bishop J. Terry Steib, S.V.D. on Sun., Sept. 12, 3 p.m., at the site in Dancyville. For a larger picture click HERE.

For a map to the Retreat Center click HERE.