Pope Francis visit stirs debate on faith and politics
The pope arrives in the United States amid praise for his modest life and concern for the poor, while critics warn of politics seeping into faith. The piece contrasts Catholic teaching with progressive economics, U.S. capitalist prosperity, and climate change views, urging a two way education during his stop in Washington and beyond.
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Write Your Reps State Sen Patty Ritchie Address
Citizens are urged to contact State Senator Patty Ritchie representing the 48th District. The county office is housed at 46 E Bridge St in Oswego, NY 13121, inviting inquiries on local issues.
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History and ideology collide in Cuba
Washington dispatch discusses Pope Francis visit to Cuba, noting odd contrasts between Raul Castro in a suit and Fidel in a jogging suit, and weighing Cuba’s stalled economy and the regimes' clash with Catholic during and after the papal visit. It contrasts Raul and Fidel Castro personalities and timelines, and links Francis papacy to Latin America’s dual paths of church and state.
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History Today Highlights On This Day In 2015
History Today notes events tied to September 24 across years. It mentions Wilford Woodruff’s 1890 manifesto ending plural marriage, the 1869 Black Friday panic, Lt Doolittle’s 1929 flight, Babe Ruth’s 1934 farewell, Axis Sally treason case, 1957 Dodgers at Ebbets Field, USS Enterprise launch, and later events including Hearst clemency, hostage releases, Middle East peacemaking, Rita and Ebola coverage, and Ban Ki-moon’s refugee appeal.
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