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Truth and falsehood have never battled more in public discourse than today. Jonathan Swift, Winston Churchill and numerous pundits have
When U.S. Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas announced that he would not vote to confirm Judge Katanj Brown Jackson to
T. Richard Cuffe’s spectacular funeral at St. Pius Church in Lynn last week saw his family and friends fill the
In the wake of 9/11, this catch phrase has reminded us that we can all play a role in keeping
One man can lead a horse to water but 10 men cannot make him drink. This piece of wisdom has
Vaccine mandates have become the latest issue to roil our nation, contribute to the culture wars and make us feel
Rejection is a very memorable experience that infiltrates the soul with corrosive impact. When I was quite young, I got
“No Time To Die” is more than a treat for James Bond fans who feast on the triumph of good
When the secular press covers the meeting between the president of the United States and the Bishop of Rome, there
“Divide et impera” (divide and conquer) was the strategy used by Julius Caesar to conquer Gaul. For the last two
One picture is worth a thousand words. Christopher Weyant’s cartoon in a recent newspaper bears this out exceptionally well. Two
Haunting conversations have a way of staying with us because they trigger deeper reflections that can be both memorable and
Last week, a new chapter was written in the ongoing debate between church and state in our country. On Thursday,
Which is more important? Making all abortions illegal or preserving our democratic republic? I asked this question recently to a
Mass shootings in which four or more people die have become an epidemic. While each has its own etiology, what
Good Friday is one of the most sacred days in the calendar for Christians. Sadly, it was the occasion for