Reversing Natural Law and Rome’s Decline Parallels
Anthony Harrigan warns that America faces a demographic split with educated elites limiting families while the poor bear larger ones. He argues the population commission should address societal strength and the protection of the weak rather than focusing solely on birth numbers.
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America
Anthony Harrigan
Southern States Council
Population Study Commission
Harrigan
Colege
Uncle Sam
Roman Empire
Giants Trade Willie Mays to the Mets Shocks Baseball
A second major earthquake roils baseball as the Giants trade Willie Mays to the New York Mets for Charlie Williams and cash. The move sparks questions about sentiment versus business in the sport and underscores ongoing battles over reserve clauses and player loyalty. Mays, 41, leaves a legacy of 646 homers and a 21-year Giants run, while critics warn the sport’s image shifts as star players move.
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Sanancisco Giants
Willie Mays
New York Mets
Himalayas
Gobi Desert
New York Giants
Mickey Mantle
New Yorkankees
Duke Snider
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mantle
Snider
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Giants
San Francisco
Mays
Babe Ruth
Charlie Williams
Horace Stoneham
Mets
Jesus Meets the Roman Centurion in a Moment of Mercy
A Roman centurion seeks aid for ailing his slave, challenging the age old clash between Rome and Israel. Jesus responds with compassion, favoring mercy over political confrontation and revealing a cross-cultural grace that transcends power and status.
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Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Rome
Israel
David
Solomon
God
Jesus
Christ
Surprising Faith of the Roman Centurion at Capernaum
The account highlights Jesus marveling at a Roman centurion's faith, noting his distant healing request and unprecedented praise. It reflects on faith outside established religion, Nazareth's rejection, and the centurion's potential path to discipleship. The piece cites St. Paul on faith, hope, and love, praising love as the greatest virtue.
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Jesus
Israel
Nazareth
St. Paul
Capernaum
Kingdom of Life and Love
Christ
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Re-Elections and Voting Frustrations in Primary Woes
The piece argues long lines and slow ballot processing deter turnout in primaries and urges faster voting with more polling places or machines. It critiques runoffs, money in campaigns, and calls for easier access to vote to reflect true political will.
Thai rulers tied to heroin flow into U S, CIA reports say
U S intelligence links two of Thailand's 16 member National Executive Council to drug smugglers. A Bangkok police commander and a former parliamentarian are named in heroin trade, with smuggled morphine base moved from the Golden Triangle to warehouses guarded by corrupt Thai officials.
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Washington
Thailand
America
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
State, Justice and Defense Departments
United States
U.S
Thai National Executive Council Committee
Bangkok
Golden Triangle
Royal Thai Army
Hong Kong
David Osborn
William Rogers
Mother’s Day traced from ancient roots to modern tribute
The piece recounts Mother's Day origins from Cybele worship to Mid-Lent Sunday in England, its 1908 formal proclamation by Philadelphia and adoption worldwide, and the continued practice of honoring mothers with roses or carnations. It includes a tribute to Anna Jarvis and the lasting mission to ease a mother's burden and show living presence through family unity.
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Cybele
Philadelphia
England
Anna Jarvis
Miss Jarvis
Texas
Wilson
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South America
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