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St. Anne's in Bismarck will be hosting Chant Camp Aug. 13-18. Chant Camp is a great opportunity for children ages 7-17 to receive training in sacred music and more deeply experience the beauty of the liturgy. The morning camp, Monday-Friday from 9 a.m.-noon, will culminate in the children singing for the Saturday vigil Mass at St. Anne's, followed by a family potluck. The camp is limited to 50 students. This year, a new component of organ masterclasses will be offered during the afternoons for students with keyboard skills (ages 10 and up). For more information and to register to www.stannesbismarck.org/chant-camp.

The St. Mary’s Central High School reunion and picnic events set for the weekend of Aug. 17-18 are free and open to all Saints alumni, friends and family. All are welcome for an open house, tours to the new high school and Saturday evening Mass at SMCHS followed by a family-style picnic. There is no cost to attend, but for planning purposes, register and look for more details at smchs.org/reunions.

St. Martin’s Catholic Church in Center will be holding their annual fall dinner Sunday, Sept. 30 at the Betty Hagel Memorial Civic Center in Center from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Ham, meatballs, mashed potatoes, corn and dessert will be served. A free will offering will be taken. There will also be a cakewalk, craft and produce table and a raffle.

Foxhole Chaplain Tracy kindled legacy of faith and hope.

Yes, a Christian can have a tattoo, but certain principles and norms should guide one in making this decision.

Three sisters focus on community outreach.

Event organized by Serra Club of North Central ND.

Nellie Edwards writes and illustrates children’s book.

This year’s conference has been moved to a larger venue—the Bismarck Event Center.

The most absurd and horrifying example of the acceptance of will over objective reality is our nation’s approach to abortion.

The plethora of these cases also reminds us how many of the cavalier approaches to human procreation being promoted by the fertility industry are unethical at their core.

We can ask ourselves if the Blessed Mother is important to me as a Catholic and, if so, how important is she.