To the Sentinel:
Thank you to the Catholic Sentinel for the article, “Delegation sees uneven recovery,” which spoke of our service trip to New Orleans. Ed Langlois did a wonderful job bringing all the perspectives together. I would also like to recognize, self-employed contractor, Tom Stoffel, who oversaw the sheetrocking, as we could have not done the specialized work without him.

Jeannette Eugenia (Lyski) Rogers, a member of Holy Cross Parish, died Monday, April 18 in Portland. She was 85.
Mrs. Lyski was born March 2, 1923 in Innisfree, Alberta, Canada, and had lived in Portland since she was an infant. She married Ira Rogers in 1947 and he died in 1980. She worked as a legal secretary for various law offices.
She is survived by several nieces and nephews.

To the Sentinel:

To the Sentinel:
My name Pedro Pablo Inga Huaringa and I am originally from Peru but living now in Dallas, Texas.
I was trying to find out about Father Francis Kennard for a long time. In 2004,
I traveled to Huarochiri for the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Santa Cruz High School that Father Francis worked so hard to help to be recognized by the Peruvian Education Agency.

To the Sentinel:

To the Sentinel:

To the Sentinel:
Very nice letter from Charlie Young in Bend on holding hands in church, etc.
While this is a nice gesture for many people, there are those who, at times, would prefer to pass on it. Having had my hand grabbed in a vise-like grip by a strong gentleman or having someone who has a bad cold and has just wiped his/her nose, I would also like to pass.

To the Sentinel:

To the Sentinel:
The message comes through loud and clear in your story of the boys/young men who graduated from Jesuit High.
These boys know they are fortunate to have the opportunities they have had, and have worked hard to be successful in Nativity School and Jesuit.
I can’t read part of one of your stories; I have to finish each story.

To the Sentinel:
When time allows, I attend the 12:05 p.m. Mass at St. Michael’s as do many office workers. This parish offers reconciliation every day.