Commentary
Jesus Forsaken? How Good Friday Blends Into Easter Sunday
NewBostonPost is publishing a regular weekly column on religion. This week's article is below. Toward the end, Jesus cried out, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?"
Commentary
Editorials
Trump Indictment Damages America
The absurd indictment of Donald Trump is a new low in American politics. The underwhelming document released earlier today consists of 34 counts of falsifying business records. The Manhattan district attorney, Alvin Bragg, a Democrat, is quoted in a related press release as saying that the former president "repeatedly
Commentary
Forgiving Others
NewBostonPost is publishing a regular weekly column by local religious leaders each Friday. This week's article is below. In 1995, Dr. Everett Worthington got a call saying that his 76-year-old mother had been murdered on New Year's Eve.
Faith
The Power of Purpose
NewBostonPost is publishing a regular weekly column by local religious leaders each Friday. This week's article is below. My name is Luis Morales. I came to this country in 1980. I was only 17 years old.
News
Merrimack Unfairly Denied Inevitable March Madness Shellacking
A bad NCAA rule kept a Massachusetts college from competing in the Division 1 men's basketball tournament known as March Madness. Merrimack College won the Northeast Conference title this year, beating Fairleigh Dickinson 67-66 in the championship game. Under normal circumstances, this would have automatically granted Merrimack a
Commentary
Have You Been Touched By The Great Affection?
NewBostonPost is publishing a regular weekly column by local religious leaders each Friday. This week's article is below. There has been a lot of web press on recent happenings at Asbury University, a small Christian evangelical school in central Kentucky. It seems the Holy Spirit is being poured
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From Broken To Forgiven
NewBostonPost is publishing a regular weekly column by local religious leaders each Friday. This week's article is below. Louie Zamperini went from a 19-year old Olympian to an Air Force bombardier to a prisoner of war in Japan. The early part of Zamperini's story is narrated
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The Bullfinch Independence Monument and America’s Dependence On God
NewBostonPost is publishing a regular weekly column by local religious leaders each Friday. This week's article is below. Did you know that the first monument to American Independence was erected on Beacon Hill in Boston in 1790? Designed by renowned sculptor Charles Bulfinch, it replaced the long-standing beacon
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