Has the world gone insane and what we can do
A columnist laments rising violence citing RCMP officers in Moncton and UCSB students among recent victims. He argues roots of bitterness trigger attacks, urges heedful justice, and honors three RCMP officers laid to rest while calling for action to protect those in danger.
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Canada
Moncton
RCMP
University of California
Dallas
Texas
United States
Edmund Burke
Bells and Faith Across a Sunday Morning
A reflective piece describes church bells in a town on Sunday, linking community, faith, and memories. It contrasts past gatherings with modern distractions like television, while noting three biblical crises that test faith and hoping bells remain.
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Lydia
Canada
Patricia Wotton
Promised Land
Residents praise volunteers who help others in Swan Valley
A neighbor chases a runaway dog on a busy street with help from a student and a rescuer woman. The dog is safely captured and leashed. A young woman rescues a boy with special needs from an orphanage, finding him a loving home with valley support. The piece highlights local generosity and Philippians 2 4 guiding ethic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Swan Valley
Paul
Where Have All the Fathers Gone
A reflective piece traces changing father roles from a traditional two parent family to modern single parent households. It cites media influence and the reduced active paternal presence, urging fathers to engage with their children and lead by example. It closes with a Father’s Day message.
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North America
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Neil Strohschein
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Maggie Smallwood
Banner
Bevemorre Ivey
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Brandon
Planetkia
Brandon Manitoba
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