by gmiranda | Jun 1, 2020
Friendly, high-fiving hands, from one person to another, has been the long-time custom of a pleasant gesture. The COVID-19 health scare has not only put a hold on that physical contact practice,but has also forced charities and charitable foundations to explore opportunities that will generate more funding than usual in order to deliver their out-reach programs and services. The Niagara […]
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by Alex Schadenberg | Jun 1, 2020
Alex Schadenberg
Executive Director, Euthanasia Prevention Coalition
The recent reports of nursing home abuse and the horrific number of COVID-19 nursing home deaths, and other nursing home deaths, should make not only think about improving nursing home care but to rethink nursing homes.
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by John Paul Meenan, Editor | Jun 1, 2020
This first day of June, apparently is the 525th anniversary of the invention of Scotch whiskey – Gaelic for aqua vitae – the water of life – which is what the Tironesian monk John Cor at Lindores Abbey outside of Fife first called the distilled malt liquor he had concocted in 1495.
The Scotch – now one of the most popular drinks in the world – lasted longer than the abbey, which was ransacked and destroyed by the apostate priest John Knox and his fellow iconoclasts, who smashed, burned and pillaged everything they could get their hands on in 1559, dispersing monks who remained, and leaving the noble building to fall into rack and ruin.
Lindores ABbey Distillery, outside Fife. (wikipedia.org)
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by Catholic News Agency | Jun 1, 2020
Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Jun 1, 2020 / 02:30 pm (CNA).- It is Groundhog Day for Vatican financial reform, again. On Monday, Pope Francis published sweeping new laws governing Vatican financial dealings, setting new standards for […]
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by Anne Kurian | Jun 1, 2020
On the morning of Pentecost Sunday, May 31, 2020, Pope Francis blessed an ambulance he gave to the Apostolic Almonry for the destitute, in particular the homeless that live in the surroundings of the Vatican or in makeshift housing in Rome.
With SCV registration, the vehicle that was used for emergencies in the small state was put exclusively at the disposition of the Governorate to assist and rescue the poorest, who are “invisible” to health organisms, specified a press release.
The note stated that this gesture is made in memory of the “sad story “ of the old homeless Modesta Valenti — after whom a street in Rome is named — who died on January 31, 1983, without being rescued. Passers-by called the rescue services seeing her suffering near the Termini station, but an ambulance refused to help her because of her lack of hygiene; then several hospitals transferred the responsibility for the intervention. When the latter arrived it was too late.
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by dbean@lifesitenews.com | Jun 1, 2020
The President revoked Hong Kong’s special status under U.S. law, and the city will be treated the same as the rest of China.
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by LARISSA I. LOPEZ | Jun 1, 2020
In the face of the George Floyd case, the World Council of Churches (WCC) condemned the violence, racism, and police brutality and made an appeal for justice to be done.
Afro-American citizen George Floyd, 46, died last week in Minneapolis, Minnesota, after being arrested and pinned to the ground by a policeman who pressed his knee on Floyd’s neck until he was strangled and died.
The Lives of Afro-Americans Matter
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