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Content from the Jul/Aug 2003 Issue:

Lay Witness Feature Articles
Catholic Families in the New Millennium
By MichaelAnn Martin
 
Christ the Evangelist
By David Warner
 
Contemplating the Face of Christ
By Regis Martin
 
In the Shoes of Our Fisherman
By Mike Sullivan
 
Marketing for the New Millennium
By Matthew Pinto
 
The Art of Prayer
By Sr. Chiara Marie, P.C.C.
 
The Lily and the Cross
By PaulaAnne Sharkey Lemire
 
Why Must I Work?
By Andrew D. Muras
 
Lay Witness Department Updates
Book Reviews   By Various
 
Chapter News   By CUF
 
CUF News   By CUF
 
CUF Profiles   By CUF
 
Faith Fact   By CUF
 
In Brief   By CUF
 
Letters to the Editor   By CUF
 
The Eucharistic Sacrifice   By Pope John Paul II
 
Lay Witness Columns
A Visit with the Holy Father
By Mary Ann Kuharski
 
Among the Greeks
By Stephen Pimentel
 
Blessed Among Women
By Joseph Almeida
 
Fr. Jack Whitley, C.S.B.
By Molly Mulqueen
 
Funeral Rights
By Leon J. Suprenant, Jr.
 
Hope
By Donald DeMarco
 
Something New Under the Sun
By Leon J. Suprenant, Jr.
 
Temptation, Part II
By Scott Hahn
 
Wisdom For Today
By Fr. Thomas G. Morrow
 
CUF Resources
Member Services
Church Documents

From Our Founder

Catholics United for the Faith has offered assistance to the Catholic bishops in the United States in their great work of furthering the all-important renewal which the Documents of the Council call for and which Pope Paul VI described as an inner, personal, moral renewal. This purpose, which is first in importance, and which is a prerequisite for the others, means that we exist in order to respond publicly and together to what Vatican II called the universal call to holiness. This spiritual renewal must be realized by the response of large numbers of the laity to the call to perfection, by an awakening to the depth and totality of Christ’s call; it means a real conversion into that leaven, that salt, that light which Christ asks us to be.

H. Lyman Stebbins
December 1981