In this issue: April 11, 2004 - Volume 13, No. 15   Annual Catholic Day on the Hill draws 500 to state capital Five bundles of joy: All Saints parishioner Shannon van Tol gives birth to quintuplets. ‘Servant-leader’ steps down: Jack Kramer resigns as director of Hispanic Ministry but will stay on as a consultant to the diocesan office. CCET’s annual dinners draw 700-plus benefactors: The agency’s fundraisers generate income and give supporters a clearer idea of its biblical mandate of caring. Catholic Campaign for Human Development thanks Knoxville Diocese for contributions New coordinator named for Youth Ministry Parents of quintuplets, knowing risks of pregnancy, ‘couldn’t consider reduction’ Home Missions collection set April 24-25 Update on traditional Latin Mass St. John Neumann parishioner receives Eagle Scout award Sacred Heart seventh-graders display work in science fair Child-protection training sessions Job opportunities ETC columns Hope in the Lord by Bishop Joseph E. Kurtz The view from here by Mary C. Weaver Letters to the editor Living the readings by Father Joseph Brando Where is that in The Bible? by Patrick Madrid Life in every limb by Leslie Sholly Life issues forum by Cathy Cleaver Ruse, Esq. The Catholic difference by George Weigel Called to follow by Suzanne Erpenbach From the Paraclete Parish notes On the calendar Deaths   © 2004, The East Tennessee Catholic