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Richard Sipe, in the offices of BishopAccountability.org, points to a collection of his books that he gave to the church watchdog organization. (Courtesy of Fr. Tom Doyle) I watched the documentary, "Sipe: Sex, Lies, and the Priesthood," with a mix of very powerful emotions: profound admiration and gratitude for all that A.W. Richard Sipe had done and all that he continues to do, and very painful sadness. Richard and I go back to the earliest years of the clergy abuse phenomenon. From the day we first met something clicked between us, and our collaboration grew into a deep a...

Letters to editor for Friday, March 5, 2021 Letter writers Rover on Mars, but few shots on Earth I am writing out of frustration over the last six weeks of attempting to get an appointment for my wife and me to receive the COVID vaccine. We are both high-risk senior citizens. I have gone to every website that is available to receive the vaccine, been put on waiting lists and have heard nothing in response. I have gone on the Publix COVID vaccine website every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7 a.m. and am never able to get through. I have called every phone number for the Department of Heal...

High Court dismisses challenge to calculated grades system taken by Belvedere College student The action is a test case from about 50 other challenges by other Leaving Cert students. By Rónán Duffy Tuesday 2 Mar 2021, 4:17 PM Mar 2nd 2021, 4:17 PM 16,222 Views 0 Comments Image: RollingNews.ie Image: RollingNews.ie THE HIGH COURT has dismissed a challenge to last year’s Leaving Cert calculate grades system, stating that the Minister for E...

Aaron Dessner: Producing folklore And evermore Taylor Swift's Lockdown Albums Aaron Dessner at Long Pond Studios.Photo: James Goodwin The pandemic gave Taylor Swift a chance to explore new musical paths, with two lockdown albums co‑written and produced by the National’s Aaron Dessner. Few artists during the pandemic have been as prolific as Taylor Swift. In July 2020, she surprise‑released folklore, a double‑length album recorded entirely remotely and in isolation. It went on to become the biggest global seller of the year, with four million sales and counting. Then, in Decemb...

Exclusive: LaRoyce Hawkins on the changes to Chicago PD stories as a result of Black Lives Matter Wed Feb 10, 2021 at 9:00am ET LaRoyce Hawkins Pic credit: Matt Dinerstein/NBC The effects of the Black Lives Matter movement in real live has forced a change in how TV shows about police departments portray their characters and handle their storylines, and Chicago PD is among those who are responding to the mood of America. Interestingly enough, the NBC cop drama had actually aired an episode that dealt with racial profiling by a white cop even before the George Floyd protests began in late May.