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In large organisations love hardly rates a mention. Mission statements highlight care, duty, responsibility and friendliness, but not love. Love is generally seen as an interrupter, combustible, something to fence in with protocols and professional standards, and for HR to monitor. When Pope Benedict XVI devoted an Encyclical to the place of love in public relationships, people were surprised. His argument is worth revisiting. By Andrew Hamilton

Robert H. Mann  will be the guest preacher on Sunday in the final 150th anniversary...

Good morning: Here's your first look at the issues behind today's Florida politics.

Local human rights groups plan to file a second complaint regarding North Idaho College. NIC’s accreditation is under review after an initial complaint.

In the hours after former prospect Kyle Beach revealed that he had been the player who had filed a lawsuit against the team following an alleged sexual assault...

A new Los Angeles County report (pdf) identifies a significant rise in anti-Asian hate crimes, but critics say ...

Jacksonville City Council is scheduled to meet in regular session no later than 7 p.m....

The University of Maine at Presque Isle has welcomed 12 new faculty and staff members between last spring and the first part of the 2021-2022 academic year.

"I will honor Christmas in all my heart and try to keep it all year. I will live in the Past, the Present, and the Future. The Spirits of all Three...

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 22 (Xinhua) -- A report from the Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations found that anti-Asian hate crimes in the most populous count