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Larry Hanson
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Associate Editor, Milwaukee Catholic Herald
Menomonee Falls
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Arab Spring
products, sanitation
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By Larry Hanson Verified| Milwaukee Catholic Herald Verified Hedwig House Facility Manager Mona Schmalz (left) and Capri Communities Senior Director of Real Estate Development Amy Schoenemann speak with a resident at the 14-unit senior residence on Humboldt Avenue. The building recently received 99 new windows as part of a $700,000-plus building upgrade project. (Photo by Larry Hanson)A former convent on Milwaukee’s Lower East Side that was converted into affordable senior housing in 1985 recently replaced all 99 of its windows.
By Larry Hanson Verified| Milwaukee Catholic Herald Verified Students at parishes across the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, including St. Mary of the Hill in Hubertus (pictured), are preparing to receive First Communion this spring. (Submitted photo)While the price of eggs has recently spurred some conversations, their utility as a teaching device remains unchanged. Melinda Diels, the child minister at St. Mary of the Hill, Hubertus, uses the familiar food to illustrate the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist to children preparing for their First Communion.
By Larry Hanson Verified| Milwaukee Catholic Herald Verified Hedwig House Facility Manager Mona Schmalz (left) and Capri Communities Senior Director of Real Estate Development Amy Schoenemann speak with a resident at the 14-unit senior residence on Humboldt Avenue. The building recently received 99 new windows as part of a $700,000-plus building upgrade project. (Photo by Larry Hanson)A former convent on Milwaukee’s Lower East Side that was converted into affordable senior housing in 1985 recently replaced all 99 of its windows.
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Milwaukee Catholic Herald