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Leaven, Spring <strong>2005</strong> Volume 13, Number 2<br />
National Eucharistic Congress<br />
Matthew Albright, a seminarian from the<br />
Diocese of Youngstown, attended the National<br />
Eucharistic Congress, “Heaven Unites with<br />
Earth,” at the Basilica of the National Shrine of<br />
the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C.<br />
His article on the Congress appeared in The<br />
Catholic Exponent diocesan newspaper.<br />
The Eucharist is a straining towards the goal,<br />
a foretaste of the fullness of joy promised by<br />
Christ; it is in some way the anticipation of<br />
heaven, the ‘pledge of future glory.’ These words,<br />
taken from Pope John Paul II’s encyclical letter<br />
on the Eucharist Ecclesia de Eucharistia, became<br />
the focus of the National Eucharistic Congress<br />
“Heaven Unites with Earth.”<br />
Prayer To<br />
End Abortion<br />
Once a month, a group of seminarians<br />
from Saint Vincent protest prayerfully at a<br />
Pittsburgh abortion clinic. During a recent<br />
February trip, the men took turns leading<br />
the Rosary along with some students from<br />
the Franciscan University of Steubenville<br />
who also take part.<br />
Clinic escorts wear yellow t-shirts and<br />
act like linemen to block the women going<br />
into the abortion clinic from any possible<br />
contact with the pro-life sidewalk counselors.<br />
Ironically, next door to the abortion clinic<br />
is a playground which has a sign stating<br />
“God bless the children.”<br />
Pictured above are, from left, Timothy<br />
Kruthaupt, James Campbell and John Paul<br />
Kuzma.<br />
In the photo at bottom left are Matthew<br />
Imrich, William Barron and Joseph Carr.<br />
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