Be the End event highlights Oswego CAC gathering
The Oswego County Child Advocacy Center hosted its Be the End annual meeting drawing about 150 attendees from across the area. Executive Director Karrie Damm spoke on growth, while local professionals were thanked for aiding in charging abusers. The CAC noted 2267 abuse reports in Oswego County, 5498 in Onondaga, and 1638 in Jefferson, with only about one in ten cases reported. The speaker urged stronger laws and eliminating the statute of limitations for child sexual crimes, crediting DA Greg Oakes for collaboration. Public contact details and a hotline are provided for reporting abuse.
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All is not lost To the editor
A reader reflects on global Christian persecution and personal faith. The letter urges communal prayer, solidarity with persecuted believers, and renewed commitment to prayer despite helplessness, stressing that attacks on Christians affect the entire church and that spiritual courage comes through faith.
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Pope Francis to canonize Junipero Serra at Catholic University
A September visit by Pope Francis will include Serra's canonization as the first Hispanic US saint. The piece defends Serra, cites critics, notes diverse views on mission history, and praises his dedication to faith and the poor. It contrasts Serra's mission with ISIS violence and urges honoring his witness. The author, Kathryn Jean Lopez, frames Serra as a model of faith and tolerance.
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May 5 in History Highlights World War II and Other Milestones
On May 5 1945 a Japanese balloon bomb killed Elsie Mitchell and five children in Oregon the only fatal attack of its kind in WWII Denmark and the Netherlands were liberated as a German surrender took effect. Other events include Napoleon’s death in 1821 the Puebla battle in 1862 the St. Louis train robbery in 1865 Scopes trial in 1925 Three Stooges debut in 1934 West Germany sovereignty in 1955 Secretariat Derby win in 1973 Bobby Sands death in 1981 the Bitburg wreath ceremony in 1985 Michael Fay caning in 1994 Tony Blair’s third term in 2005 and a 2010 plan for a mosque near ground zero. Quote by Hermann Hesse.
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