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+ May 16, 2021 POPE Paul VI (reigned 1963-78) must have been divinely inspired when, on June 14, 1966, he abolished the Index of Prohibited Books established by his predecessor Paul IV in 1559. The Index abolition released the works of St. Faustina Kowalska on Divine Mercy and those of Maria Valtorta which, since then, have continued to convert and inspire people worldwide.
That Paul VI had to be made a saint in our days- Oct 14, 2018- must also have been by Divine design, paving the freer flow of urgent apocalyptic messages now being conveyed via modern mystics, as they would otherwise have been trashed into the Index for some required decades if not centuries-long scrutiny. Paul VI must have mystically seen our times being bombarded with appeals for conversion and warnings from Heaven against eternal damnation in the face of a historic, nay, biblical ending of a gravely sinful era.
Kabul school bombing toll rises to 85 dead, 147 injured 2 minutes read
Kabul, May 10 (EFE).- The toll from a recent bomb attack near a secondary school for girls in western Kabul increased to 85 dead and 147 injured, according to the authorities in Afghanistan on Monday.
The rise in the number of casualties in the car bombing in a Shiite-majority neighborhood, which has a large population of the persecuted Hazara ethnic minority, came as a result of a revised count of the casualties after the evacuation process.
“The latest information we have received shows 85 people were martyred and 147 others were injured,” Second Vice President Sarwar Danish’s spokesperson Muhammad Hedayat told EFE.
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Dr. Huey Crisp, a professor emeritus of the Department of Rhetoric and Writing, passed away April 9 in Little Rock.
Crisp’s love of reading and literature began when his ninth grade English teacher warned his class not to read the work of Thomas Wolfe because it was unsuitable for young minds. Of course Crisp went straight to the library to get his hands on a copy of “Look Homeward Angel.”
“Huey was one of the most avid readers I have ever known,” said Dr. George Jensen, a professor of rhetoric and writing. “He would read entire series of novels; then, a year or two later, he would go back and reread the entire series. I was lucky enough to see him change lives. You could sit near him and watch it happen in real time.”
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