Columnists
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God Squad: More questions from Mercy High School
Today I answer more questions from Ms. Peppitone's theology class at Mercy High School in Middletown, Connecticut. Q: How is ...
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My Turn: 9/11 victims are remembered even by strangers
I never met these men, but over the past 18 months my daily walks past their commemorative stone has created a bond among us.
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Brown: Candidates are knocking. Will you let them in?
No one party has a lock on Long Island, which leaves major parties pitching for every vote they can get.
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Glauber: Garrett recalls the humanity in days following 9/11
The Giants' offensive coordinator, at the time a backup QB, helped the Giants play a role in the healing process.
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Asking the Clergy: Worshipping amid rich history
"A historic church carries with it many significant connections to generations past," writes the Rev. Henrietta Scott Fullard.
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God Squad: At 9/11 plus 20 years, a message endures
"The fears and sorrows of this moment are so heavy they can break us if we try to bear them alone."
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Brown: Why did the Huntington Town supervisor cross the road?
Huntington Town officials have offered a bare-bones account of an accident in which Supervisor Chad Lupinacci hit a utility pole, sustaining $22,000 in damages to his sedan.
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God Squad: Mercy students' questions continued
Figuring out our gifts is the hard first step. Sometimes we want to do things that have nothing to do with our real talents.
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Asking the Clergy: Wishes for the Jewish New Year
This week's clergy discuss the high holiday that includes the blowing of the shofar ram's horn and such traditional foods as apples dipped in honey.
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Asking the Clergy: How do you find inspiration for sermons?
To those listening from the pews, a spiritual leader’s sermons may seem improvised on the spot, but researching and writing ...
