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Jefferson Parish leaders considers adding vegetation as safety mechanism along canals - Vimarsana News

Jefferson Parish leaders considers adding vegetation as safety mechanism along canals

Jefferson Parish leaders considers adding vegetation as safety mechanism along canals; Vegetation to be used as barriers along canals

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Fairfield University to present Rev. Bryan N. Massingale on 'Spirituality for Racial Justice' - Vimarsana News

Fairfield University to present Rev. Bryan N. Massingale on 'Spirituality for Racial Justice'

Fairfield University is hosting Rev. Bryan N. Massingale’s presentation “Spirituality for Racial Justice” on Jan. 31 at 7:30 p.m. at the school’s Dolan School of Business Event Hall.

Despite Benedict's many investigations into theologians, theology flourished - Vimarsana News

Despite Benedict's many investigations into theologians, theology flourished

For all his efforts to control or suppress theological inquiry, Pope Benedict's success remains questionable. During his 24 years as head of the CDF and his eight years as pope, theology actually thrived.  

A year after the murder of George Floyd, what has changed? - Vimarsana News

A year after the murder of George Floyd, what has changed?

Photo on Unsplash by Tito Texidor III. One year ago, the murder of George Floyd, captured on video and shared around the world, set off a summer of protests with people demanding change in how police treat Black Americans. Following the protests, leaders in businesses, politics and religion promised change: that we would listen more carefully to the lived experiences of Black Americans and do more to ensure that all people are treated with dignity and respect. A year later, what has changed? As we begin to move on from pandemic and re-enter the real world, are we leaving this issue too fast?