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By Fr. Jerome LeDoux Contributing Columnist Holidays are one of the special occasions when we human beings explore those fancied bits of heaven here on
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Tales of torture, terror, rape, close Reform School
By J. Kojo Livingston Contributing Writer In the wake of the closing of a 111-year-old Florida reform school child advocates are claiming that the problem
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By Min. J. Kojo Livingston Contributing Writer Death is inevitable. It would seem that we who struggle would know to prepare for it. But we behave as if like we’re all going to ... Weekly masses back in 2013 at ‘suppressed’ OLGC
By Christopher Tidmore Contributing Writer It was nearly four years ago, that then-New Orleans Archbishop Alfred Hughes announced that the sit-ins of parishioners trying to stop the “suppression” of their Uptown churches, ... Stages of grief hit many forms of death
By Fr. Jerome LeDoux Contributing Columnist Twenty percent Hispanic, 40 percent Black and 40 percent white, Holy Cross Church in Dallas had been in our conversation for the six years and five ... The Hard Truth… Death of a Warrior
By Min. J. Kojo Livingston Contributing Writer Early on the morning of Tuesday, December 4, the Warrior, Baruti Ajanaku passed from this life into the next after a two-year long battle with ... He was the patriarch of Black bishops
By Fr. Jerome LeDoux Contributing Columnist “The sum of our years is 70,” Psalm 90:10 tells us, “and, if we are strong, 80,” and, if we go completely overboard with this thing ... What in hell is cyberporn doing to us?
By Fr. Jerome LeDoux Contributing Columnist That just about sums it up, folks. Cyber tools are wonders of the world of science, and, for the most part, they serve us very well. ... I.M. Anonymous tells us a story
By Fr. Jerome LeDoux Contributing Columnist Regina Oubre, a good friend who lives in the historic, picturesque Bayou LaFourche town of Donaldsonville, Louisiana, forwarded me a story from I. M. Anonymous. For ... Stay in the pack
By Dr. Andre M. Perry Contributing Columnist Among all the public four-year colleges in Louisiana, not one has a four-year graduation rate over 30 percent. For the parents who pay tuition, ...
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