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TIE SUSPECTED IN THEFTS OF RELIGIOUS STATUES.(Local/State)

Religious statues valued at thousands of dollars have been stolen from Wisconsin churches recently, raising suspicions that someone is trying to cash in on the thefts. ``Either someone is stealing these things for financial gain, or there is just some goof out there who has a hang-up for statues

Publication: The Capital Times

Fatima statue graces May crowning at St. Thomas More

THIS ELECTRONIC VERSION MAY DIFFER SLIGHTLY FROM PRINTED VERSIONThe International Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima, or "Weeping Madonna," was at St. Thomas More Church in Munster on Sunday for the May Crowning.(PHOTO - Color) (STEPHANIE DOWELL/ POST-TRIBUNE) Kara Tarala, 6, and her

Publication: Post-Tribune (IN)

Traveling 'Our Lady' will grace Marytown with two-week stay.(News)

Byline: C. L. Waller Daily Herald Staff Writer During the next two weeks, visitors are expected to stream onto the grounds of a friary in Libertyville to view a three-story traveling statue. Through Dec. 11, visitors may stop by Marytown, home of the Conventual Franciscan friars along Route 176 to

Publication: Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)

SCHENK KIDS SEND OUT S.O.S. THIRD-GRADERS STUDYING LADY LIBERTY START A SAVE OUR STATUE FUNDRAISING DRIVE FOR REPAIRS TO WARNER PARK'S REPLICA.(LOCAL)(SCHOOL SPOTLIGHT)(Column)

Byline: PAMELA COTANT For the State Journal Schenk Elementary School third-graders have taken their study of the Statue of Liberty to the next step by starting a campaign to raise money for the replica that stood in Warner Park before being removed for restoration. "It is really broken," said

Publication: The Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, WI)

Medford faithful say statue weeps.(News)

Byline: JULES CRITTENDEN On her pedestal by a busy Medford street, the faithful say, the Blessed Virgin is weeping. Two grayish discolorations running down the cheeks of Our Lady of Grace, the painted 6-foot-tall statue in front of Sacred Heart Church in Medford, are the tracks of Mary's tears,

Publication: The Boston Herald