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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 2009

Page

12

Coralville church dedication marks milestone in parishes history

Coralville hosts a 4 p.m. Mass of Dedication officiated by Bishop Martin Amos to celebrate St. Thomas More Catholic Church’s move from Riverside Drive to 3000 12th Ave. The 14 ornate Stations of the Cross were carved by John Lundell from former pews, preserving church heritage in the new home.

Coralville John Lundell Lundell St. Thomas More Catholic 12Th Ave Martin Amos Davenport St. Thomas More Iowa City Riverside Drive

Weekend Masses and Dedication for Coralville Parish Move

The Weekend schedule includes a Mass of Dedication at 4 p m and a 6 p m Celebration fundraiser at Brown Deer Golf Club with dinner silent and live auctions. The University of Iowa sold the former St Thomas More building to establish a new Coralville parish serving about 750 families in a $5.1 million facility with 1200-seat sanctuary. Parishioners welcomed the move as strengthening community identity despite bittersweet ties to Riverside.

Brown Deer Golf Club Country Club St. Thomas More Walter Helms University of Iowa Riverside Coralville Lundell New Church Iowa City Mitch Gross

Book chronicles niece's grief grace and glory

Patrice Radke, a 26 year old occupational therapist from Grand Forks North Carolina, died of brain cancer on November 2 2001. Her aunt Marie Sundet compiled a self published book Grief Grace and Glory a chronology of Patrices journey with brain cancer using journal entries letters and emails. Sundet will hold a book signing at First Lutheran Church Cedar Rapids on Sunday with hours 9 and 10 30 am.

Molly Rossiter Gazette Cedar Rapids Patrice Radke Marie Sunder Patrice Radke Grand Forks N.C Hildy Radke Sunder Sundet First Lutheran Church Third Ave Molly.rossiter Gazcomm

Reverend Blesses Church Cross in Cedar Rapids Renovation

Rev. David O Connor wore a hard hat and safety harness to raise 40 feet for blessing the cross on All Saints Church where students and parishioners gathered after Mass. The $8.3 million renovation, begun in April and set to finish by December, adds 5,000 square feet of gathering space, a geothermal HVAC system, a new reconciliation chapel, social hall, and elevator access. Mass has been in the school gym since April 18.

Molly Rossiter Gazette Cedar Rapids David O’connor All Saints Catholic School O’connor All Saints Church 29Th St All Saints Ally Rossiter the Gazette David O'Connor

Celebration and calendar items from Cedar Rapids area churches

Submit information for The Gazette calendars. Events include Celebration of Service at Ellis Park Church of God honoring Rev. Ernest and Lori Nicholas at 2 p.m. today. Church Anniversary Service at Christ Risen Interactive Church at 6 p.m. Sunday. Washington High principal Ralph Plagman at 9 a.m. Sunday at First Presbyterian Church. Also Harmony Hawks Gospel Concert at New Covenant Bible Church with 3 and 7 p.m. shows. Kalimba player Scotty Hayward at Unity Center of Cedar Rapids at 10 a.m. Sunday. Moms In Touch Conference at River of Life Ministries at 9 a.m. today with prayer for children and schools.

Ernest and Lori Nicholas Ellis Park Ralph Plagman Washington High School Verrimont First Presbyterian Church Fifth St Cedar Rapids New City Harmony Hawks New Covenant Bible Church 46Th St Scotty Hayward Unity Center Blairs Ferry Rd Moms In Touch River of Life Ministries

Mormons back Salt Lake City gay rights law historic

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced support for Salt Lake City ordinances banning gay discrimination in housing and employment after meetings with gay-rights advocates. It marked the church’s first backing of gay rights legislation, while leaders stressed no contradiction with church teachings.

Associated Press Salt Lake City Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Church of Jesus Christ California

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