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Ned McGrath

Ned McGrath

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Associate Publisher, The Michigan Catholic

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Jehovah , God , Bible , Teachings , Religion

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I do not cover entertainment, celebrity news, sports, fashion, or lifestyle content.

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Total articles 3

  • When Mother Teresa came to Kentucky

    By Ned McGrath| The Salinas Californian Verified The road snakes through the hills and hollows of eastern Kentucky. Along the way, you pass through towns with names such as Hazard, Happy and Sassafras. At the Virginia border, in the shadow of the Cumberland Mountains, you enter the small town of Jenkins. If you had made this drive 34 years ago, as I did, you would have shared the narrow roads with wide-bodied coal trucks, which always seemed to be in a hurry.

    By Ned McGrath · The Salinas Californian

    Sep. 05, 2016

  • Mother Teresa is the saint of smiles

    By Ned McGrath| Detroit News Verified When Pope Francis canonizes Mother Teresa at St. Peter’s Square in Rome today, a small town in eastern Kentucky will watch with some personal interest. Residents of Jenkins and parishioners of St. George Catholic Church are recalling fondly the quality time spent with the future saint. As the 1980’s began, the religious order founded by Mother Teresa, the Missionaries of Charity, was invited to minister in Appalachia by the Diocese of Covington as the first rural mission for the nuns.

    By Ned McGrath · Detroit News

    Sep. 03, 2016

  • When Mother Teresa came to Kentucky

    By Ned McGrath| The Salinas Californian Verified The road snakes through the hills and hollows of eastern Kentucky. Along the way, you pass through towns with names such as Hazard, Happy and Sassafras. At the Virginia border, in the shadow of the Cumberland Mountains, you enter the small town of Jenkins. If you had made this drive 34 years ago, as I did, you would have shared the narrow roads with wide-bodied coal trucks, which always seemed to be in a hurry.

    By Ned McGrath · The Salinas Californian

    Sep. 05, 2016

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The Michigan Catholic