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Claiming ‘Victim’ Status

We hear it frequently in the news these days. It has been a common defense in some high profile criminal cases. The basic argument is that people can be excused for committing even hideous crimes if they can demonstrate that something awful happened in their past. Unfortunately, this approach has proven successful in our perverted […]

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Running Amuck Online

The computer, with internet and e-mail capabilities, has proven to be a mixed blessing. Like many other opportunities God has made possible, it has been used both for building up and tearing down; for good and for evil. It has truly been a blessing that some computer-literate brethren have developed and maintained web pages as […]

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“The Law of the Church?”

In his recent 60 Minute T.V. interview, Pope Francis was asked about his view of same-sex marriages and homosexuality. His reply gave no scripture, as a matter of fact he made no mention of the scriptures throughout the lengthy interview.  His answer was that “homosexual unions go against the law of the Church.” What about […]

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“Her Labor Not Forgotten”

We cherish photos of loved ones.  I have photos of ancestors in various settings, but some of my favorites are of my father working in his garden.  Gardening was a passion, and he did it well.  Not only was our family fed from his labor, but many friends and neighbors also benefited from it. Maria […]

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“Son, Remember”

Communities began days of remembrance shortly after the Civil War to commemorate their fallen soldiers. Some of the first commemorations are said to have been held by former slaves in South Carolina. However, Waterloo, New York, was named the official birthplace of Memorial Day because it hosted an annual, community-wide event where businesses closed and […]

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