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Sound Bites: Gun legislation pitched, paid leave claims denied - Vimarsana News

Sound Bites: Gun legislation pitched, paid leave claims denied

A bite-sized look at what we are hearing: New gun legislation introduced, one-third of Connecticut paid leave claims denied, and Long Island graduation rates increase.

Source: wshu.org
Diocese bankruptcy firm publishes names, addresses of 142 sexual assault victims - Vimarsana News

Diocese bankruptcy firm publishes names, addresses of 142 sexual assault victims

The bankruptcy firm that represents the Diocese of Norwich on Thursday published the names and addresses of 142 clergy sexual assault victims in a federal court document that was publicly available on...

Source: theday.com
Group of St. Bernard alumni offer to purchase school - Vimarsana News

Group of St. Bernard alumni offer to purchase school

Montville ― A group of St. Bernard School alumni have joined together with a mission to keep the school open and ensure its future. In the wake of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Norwich plan to sell St...

Source: theday.com
Notably Norwich: Who wants to be a St. Bernard hero? - Vimarsana News

Notably Norwich: Who wants to be a St. Bernard hero?

The Day's recent report that the financially besieged Roman Catholic Diocese of Norwich has a prospective buyer for its Uncasville property that includes St. Bernard School sent shock waves through t...

Source: theday.com
Archbishop calls for 'new awakening of love' at first post-Roe Requiem Mass - Vimarsana News

Archbishop calls for 'new awakening of love' at first post-Roe Requiem Mass

LOS ANGELES (OSV News) -- Some 3,000 people packed the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels here on the evening of Jan. 21 to pray for children lost to abortion at the annual Requiem Mass for the Unborn, the first since the overturning of Roe v. Wade last summer. 'As we know, our work for mothers and children and families has not ended. It is only changed,' said Los Angeles Archbishop José  H. Gomez, referencing the U.S. Supreme Court's Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision in