Month: August 2024

[ad_1] The ruins of the Syriac Catholic Cathedral of the Heart of Jesus in Sinjar District, northern Iraq, which was destroyed by the Islamic State.(Photo: Unsplash/Levi Meir Clancy) August … Read More

[ad_1] (Photo: ACNA) In 2022, Mark Rivera, a former Anglican lay minister, was convicted of felony child sexual assault three years after a young girl told her mother that he … Read More

[ad_1] (Photo: Getty/iStock) In a recent statement issued by Lambeth Palace, the Archbishop of Canterbury has given his unequivocal support to the Advisory Opinion issued by the International Court … Read More

[ad_1] On July 4, 1972, a pair of young newlyweds named Tony and Maureen backed out of the driveway of a family home in the south of England. They were … Read More

[ad_1] “Right between the tits, every time!” If this doesn’t sound like the chatter you’d expect from the soundstage of a lavishly appointed Tudor-set period piece, you don’t know My … Read More

[ad_1] Indexing is a quantitative enterprise—at least the way I do it. I don’t use an index program, just a search box, to find mentions of key words and phrases. … Read More

[ad_1] In a recent piece for Bookforum, the critic Moira Donegan called Christine Blasey Ford one of our culture’s “disposable heroes.” Heroic for going public about her alleged assault by … Read More

[ad_1] Imagine that you’re in London. The year is 1675; it’s been fewer than ten years since the Great Fire ravished the city. One Sunday afternoon, after lunch, you walk … Read More

[ad_1] The first shark we catch this morning in Terra Ceia Bay is a very angry, very pregnant bull shark. She whips her tail with amazing force, desperately trying to … Read More