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Pope Francis revealed for the first time that the archbishop had given “small caresses and massages” to his secretary, which “was a sin” but “not the gravest of sins.”

Daniel J. Leab looks at the different accounts of The Memorial Day Massacre, an incident in 1937 in which Chicago police killed 10 strikers.

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Erroneously considered a damning of collectivism, Orwell's allegorical fantasy is a critique of the Bolshevist and Stalinist regimes set on a farm as animals attempt to create a society.

I loved the 2018 Red Sox. With my team leading the World Series against the Dodgers, two games to one, I was looking forward to the fourth and fifth games on Saturday and Sunday, October 27 and 28. Then, that Saturday morning, a man killed eleven men...

Excerpt from Frank McCourt's novel 'Tis, which tells the tale of a young Limerick man's life in New York City

President Biden was absolutely right to tell congressional Republicans that if they’re not going to help, they should at least get out of the way ("Biden warns lawmakers," Oct. 5).

Theodore McCarrick outside Dedham District Court, Friday, Sept. 4, 2021. / Joe Bukuras/CNA Newark, N.J., Oct 1, 2021 / 15:44 pm (CNA). A New Jersey federal judge ruled this week that the Archdiocese of Newark can be held financially responsible ...

Theodore McCarrick outside Dedham District Court, Friday, Sept. 4, 2021. / Joe Bukuras/CNANewark, N.J., Oct 1, 2021 / 15:44 pm (CNA).A New Jersey federal judge ruled this week that the Archdiocese of Newark can be held financially responsible for the abuse committed by Theodore McCarrick, a disgraced former cardinal, according to one media report. According to a report from the New York Post, District Court Judge Madeline Arleo found that the Newark archdiocese is "vicariously liable&q...

Never a great fan of entering the wooden box, Dr Garrett FitzGerald recalls his youth in Tipperary and the confessions of sin that were such a part of