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Theater scene. Spotlight on gun violence. The Celebration Company at the Station Theatre will present this season the "Gun Play(s) Series," featuring 10 10-minute plays about gun violence in America. A staged reading of the first two plays will take place on Monday evening. |
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Pope Francis on Sunday canonized six men and a woman, including a child martyr from Mexico and a “gaucho priest” from Argentina in a mass at St Peter’s Square, Rome. They all “fought the fight of faith and love,” said Francis in a Sunday mass before tens of thousands of worshippers. |
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Q : How did the group get started? A : I was leading a writing group at the (VA San Diego Healthcare System) when I was invited to attend the Veterans Writing Project weekend retreat, an annual event put on by the Writers Guild Foundation (WGF) in Los Angeles. At the event, I met John Maki, a retired Marine from Oceanside . |
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Health and Wellness Fair, 9 a.m. to noon at Northern Essex Community College, in the atrium of the Dimitry Building, 45 Franklin St., Lawrence. The fair will highlight the health care programs available at NECC as well as topics such as sleeplessness and stress. |
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Jose Gabriel del Rosario Brochero, born 1849 in the province of Cordoba, spent his days ministering to the poor and the sick, travelling the region on the back of a mule, and building church schools. Francis has praised the 19th century Argentine as having had the "smell of his sheep" on him, a.... |
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VATICAN CITY, Oct 16 — Pope Francis was due today to proclaim seven new saints, including Argentina’s “gaucho priest” who served as an inspiration for the pontiff, and two people who died for their faith. Jose Gabriel del Rosario Brochero, born 1849 in the province of Cordoba, spent his days.... |
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Pope Francis was due Sunday to proclaim seven new saints, including Argentina’s “gaucho priest” who served as an inspiration for the pontiff, and two people who died for their faith. Jose Gabriel del Rosario Brochero, born 1849 in the province of Cordoba, spent his days ministering to the poor and.... |
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Stranded on a desert island, one in three Brits would want a Bible to hand, new research has found. According to a poll undertaken by ComRes, 31 per cent of adults said they would want to be given a Bible if they were about to be left alone in the middle of the ocean – a question that is asked to guests on Radio 4's Desert Island Discs. |
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John Gray senior who died suddenly at the age of 95 at his residence at Avenue Road on September 26 is thought to be the last surviving volunteer fire fighter who travelled to the beleaguered Belfast during the bombing blitz in World War 2. John then aged 19 was the youngest of the volunteers who at.... |
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Brochero cared for the sick during a cholera epidemic in 1867 and would go on to contract leprosy, reportedly after sharing with a sufferer a gourd of the herbal tea mate -- a drink Francis often sips when offered to him by pilgrims in the crowds. The youngest of the new saints will be Jose Sanchez.... |
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OBITUARY. JIM HUGHES. Soldier. 18-8-1929 – 12-8-2016. We buried Major General James Curnow Hughes one month shy of the 45th anniversary of the epic battle of Nui Le. Sunny Jim was a man welcome at any Diggers' booze-up and the scourge of any indifferent officer; and the Colonel who took 4 RAR.... |
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