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Karen Mahoney
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Contributing Writer, Milwaukee Catholic Herald
United States
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Biography
Award-winning author and contributing feature writer for a variety of Catholic and Secular Press. I write primarily for The Milwaukee Catholic Herald and American Life League's Celebrate Life Magazine.
Celebrities of Faith, Religion Writer , Pro-life Issues, Catholicism, Faith , Features
Anything contrary to the above
Content
By Karen Mahoney Verified| Milwaukee Catholic Herald Verified All three children of Dana Anderson and her husband, Paul Kriston, were baptized on the same day in November at Our Lady of the Holy Rosary of Pompeii, Kenosha. (Submitted photo)Author Flannery O’Connor once said, “You don’t join the Catholic Church; you become a Catholic.”For Dana Anderson, her journey into the Roman Catholic faith from growing up Methodist certainly echoes O’Connor’s proclamation. As a child, Dana learned about God from her parents.
By Karen Mahoney Verified| Milwaukee Catholic Herald Verified The eldest of 14 children, Maureen Gallagher got an early start on the leadership skills that later served the Archdiocese of Milwaukee very well. Gallagher, 86, a Milwaukee area resident, passed away in January. Devoted to her Catholic faith, Gallagher served in various leadership roles including director of Catholic education for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. She played an integral role in developing the Waukesha Catholic School System.
By Karen Mahoney Verified| Milwaukee Catholic Herald Verified Dozens of girls and women showed their talents at a Miss Amazing event held in Green Bay last year. Miss Amazing is a national self-esteem movement for girls and women with disabilities. (Submitted photo)This year, the Wisconsin Knights of Columbus provided $115,000 in grants to be divided among 29 organizations that benefit individuals with intellectual disabilities. The fraternal organization set the grants after its annual Intellectual Disabilities Committee gathering in January.
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Milwaukee Catholic Herald