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Raymond J. Lauring, 97, passed away at home on Friday, Sept. 1. He is survived by his children Mark Lauring and his wife Susan, John Lauring and his wife Kathy, James Lauring and his wife Ann, and Maryanne Seibold and her husband David, a son

as an American Baptist, but his wife, Susan, was raised Catholic and he converted in 2004. He admitted that he didn’t understand the Catholic Church many years ago. So he and Susan gave the Episcopal Church a try, but it didn’t seem right. As a result

and pamphlets about spiritual readings on the bookshelf in the vestibule at Christ the King. Mr. Lauring is survived by his children Mark Lauring and his wife Susan, John Lauring and his wife Kathy, James Lauring and his wife Ann, and Maryanne Seibold

the school ceased being a diocesan school. “I think this program is one of the best programs ever,” Susan Kenney said after her daughter Lily, a St. Bernard’s Adopt-A-Student scholar, received the Paul & Dorothy Kervick Award for Leadership. She said

said. The service included prayers, a Scripture reading and Advent and Christmas songs. Setting up the creche “connects all of the staff and residents from the beginning until now,” explained Susan Strandberg, manager of Notre Dame Health Care’s

three Catholic parishes. His sister Susan Rocca noted that one of their brothers became a priest – Father Wayne Benton. Their sister Phyllis Gagnon, now at Holy Family, recalled numerous priests attending his funeral at St. Leo’s. She also shared

at the Festival of World Youth Day in Sydney, Australia.The fourth workshop is called “Talk Back.” Commission members Susan Bailey and Marie Fusaro Davis will be moderators.  This last workshop is designed to give conference attendees an opportunity to offer

By Mary DonovanFour very different workshops will be offered at the upcoming women’s conference. In the words of Susan Bailey, chairwoman of the Commission for Women, “There’s something for everyone.’’The conference, Gather Us In 2011, is the sixth

service, which she helped commission chairwoman Susan Bailey organize.Mrs. Bailey said the conference drew close to 500 women. She said organizers got excellent feedback, especially about the talk by Liz Walker, former WBZ-Boston news anchor and now

Swenson, Patty Mahota, Denise Tsetsos and Olga Brault. Sneaking a peek at far right is Susan Vincent.   FITCHBURG – The Saint Bernard Central Catholic High School community has been busy trying to help those in need during the holiday season