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Renae Kranz

Renae Kranz

Managing Editor at Bishop's Bulletin

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  • English
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  • Catholicism
  • General Assignment News

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Hospitality is key to building Catholic communities

By Renae Kranz As Catholics, we’re not always known for our hospitality. It’s not that we don’t want to be welcoming and talk to new people; we just don’t know how! I have a theory on this that might explain at least part of why we are this way. Since Catholics can go to any
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Adoration Sisters serve for the glory of God

By Renae Kranz As Catholics in the United States gear up to begin the three-year National Eucharistic Revival as a way to return our attention to the importance of our Lord in the Eucharist, a quiet group of religious sisters in our own diocese devote their entire lives to serving others by adoring Jesus in
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The Unified Life: Bringing your faith to work - The Bishop's Bulletin

By Renae Kranz In today’s world, bringing faith into the workplace seems like a terrifying prospect. Very few of us want to approach a co-worker to talk about religion, and fewer would even know how to do that. Let me relieve your anxiety. Bringing faith to work doesn’t have to mean overtly talking about your
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Faith resolutions to jump start your new year - The Bishop's Bulletin

By Renae Kranz Have you made your New Year’s resolutions yet? Or maybe you’ve already given up on them. There’s so much pressure to start the year off by making some grand vow to change a major part of our lives for the better. Many of the things we try to change are great things:
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St. Peregrine Laziosi

By Renae Kranz Cancer. Is there a word that strikes greater fear than this one? I know for me, there are few things that terrify me more (except perhaps fire, but that’s a story for another day). We’ve all been touched in some way, whether directly or indirectly, by this disease that sends even the