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St. Patrick and the Unmentionable Sin
"I am looked down upon by many" So says St. Patrick early in his autobiographical and spiritual testament Confessio.
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The Shaman Chanting at Davos: The End of Western Civilization
Global elites began meeting at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland in 1971 when Klaus Schwab invited a group of 450 European business leaders to consider the major global issues of the day and to brainstorm on solutions to address these challenges. Since then, the World Economic Forum, which
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Five Lessons From Mary On Christmas Eve
'Tis the day before Christmas, and believing Christians are thinking about Jesus. They also should be thinking about Mary the mother of Jesus, and what they can learn from her.
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Worcester Bishop Directs Catholic Schools To Reject Transgender Identity This School Year
Catholic schools in central Massachusetts will be expected to reject transgender identity and homosexuality this upcoming school year. The Diocese of Worcester issued new policies regarding sexuality and transgender identity this week. Bishop Robert McManus, the bishop of Worcester, approved the plan in late June.
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Massachusetts Couple Says State Rejected Them As Foster Parents Because of Their Catholic Faith
A couple from Massachusetts claims the Commonwealth has barred them from fostering children because their Catholic faith would prevent them from affirming a child's homosexuality or gender identity. Mike and Catherine Burke of Southampton filed a lawsuit (Burke v. Walsh) in the U.S. District Court for the
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Can These Bones Live?
NewBostonPost publishes a frequent column on religion, often by local religious leaders, on Friday. This week's article is below. The Lord asked the Prophet Ezekiel, Son of Man, can these bones live? (Ezekiel 37:3). It is a good question to consider again.
Culture
Why I Am Not Flying The Rainbow Flag This Month
June is "Pride Month" and the rainbow flag is ubiquitous. It is flying over our government. It is flying at the White House, at the State House, at public buildings many towns and cities of Massachusetts, including Melrose where I have lived for 33 years and Stoneham where
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New York City’s Evangelical Giant’s Voice Silenced, But Not Ended
Editor's Note: Tim Keller, perhaps the best known Evangelical leader in the United States since Billy Graham, died May 19, 2023 of pancreatic cancer. He was 72. An ordained minister of the Presbyterian Church of America, Keller in 1989 founded Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City.
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