Light and serious reading options for the summer
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At the beginning of summer, a couple suggestions for books to read. They’re not exactly beach reading. They’re books with meat on their bones, as my grandmother said about things that met her standards for seriousness. One’s a happy book, one not so happy.
Matthew Kelly’s latest book approaches truth from the opposite direction
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Matthew Kelly has done it again.
Genealogy research uncovers hidden heroes for local author
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In researching his personal genealogy, Jack Crowder, a retired teacher and administrator at St. Andrew Catholic School and Nolan Catholic High School, discovered about 50 relatives who fought in the Revolutionary War. He did not expect to find something more: material for his book Chaplains of the Revolutionary War.
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