Though Ireland has never had an official state religion, Catholicism played a prominent role in shaping the nation during its […]

Though Ireland has never had an official state religion, Catholicism played a prominent role in shaping the nation during its […]
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Over the last 13 years, my mom went from a fast-moving and passionate high school teacher often described as “Mach […]
“She was at home, this is where she wanted to be. It wasn’t easy, but it was right.” He said […]
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