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Happened, it was a police provocation, tusk was a criminal and his methods were criminal. Everything is clear here, the authorities really needed a trigger, they got it in order to give free rein to the watchdogs of the polish regime and receive a mandate to brutally suppress the uprising farmers with batons and tear gas. This is what donald tusks smiling poland apparently looks like. His election promise is not destined to come true, the country is filled with burning tears. Olga davidovich, around the planet. Congratulations to the moon and back. The crew of roscosmos congratulated the Inter...

COMMENTARY: The new declaration from the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith ensures that no one knows what exactly is being blessed, as it expressly forb...

Nancy Sands, 90, of Red Wing, died Wednesday, May 6, 2021 at her home in Deer Crest. She was born Naoko Tsukahara on September 14, 1930 in Kyoto, Japan to Mitsuro and Iku (Tamura) Tsukahara. She attended grade school and high school in Kyoto where she took classes in doll making and flower arranging. She met James Sands while he was serving in the U.S. Army. On July 16th, 1956 they were married and they made their home in Koshien, Japan until Jim was honorably discharged in 1957. They then returned to his hometown of Red Wing. Nancy worked at various places around town, including the Red Wing...

“You’re never lost. If you miss your exit, you’re just taking the scenic route home.” Ronda Lea Wiederholt, 60, of Clyde, Missouri, began a legacy when she told her children this truth. And now, after her death, her family, friends and colleagues remember this saying as a testament to who she was. After fighting COVID-19 for three months, she died from complications related to the virus at Mosaic Medical Center - St. Joseph Jan. 24. At Northwest, Ronda Wiederholt was known as the cheerful, welcoming campus dining employee of 30 years. She gave a part of herself to everyone...

Raising a glass to St. Joseph January 23, 2021 Pope Francis announced the “Year of St. Joseph” on Dec. 8 to inspire believers of Christ across the globe to venerate the man who “accepted Mary unconditionally,” taught the value of “participating in the work of salvation” and was a tender earthly father to Jesus. The God Squad Canada, a Catholic men’s society headquartered in Calgary, answered the call to honour the man who Pope Pius IX decreed in 1870 as patron of the Catholic Church by hosting a virtual fundraiser called A Dram for St. Joseph Jan. 16. This online gathering, s...