Opinion

It’s hard to move on

I would like to respond to the letter from Friends of Divine Mercy (“This is not over”, September 11, 2024). First, we have had six town meetings on the condition of all three campuses, the churches and other buildings.

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There are ways you can help us

I hear a lot from long-time readers of the paper how much they like their local newspaper. I can assure you that we’re not going anywhere, but we still struggle in the face of all the challenges that newspapers around the country struggle with. We rely on our readers and there are ways you can help us bring more coverage to the area.

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Homespun: The Name of the Game

Those around the minimal age of senior discounts can still remember a day and age of life without computers, chat rooms and hi-tech entertainment. “Way back then” games, yes, genuine board games, often occupied social outings and taught valuable lessons in the real game of life.

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Faith and Freed Coalition

A few days ago, my deceased husband received a letter/Christian Voter and Registration Form from the Faith and Freedom Coalition. This group is 100% backing Trump, who my husband never supported. Nor was my husband a Republican.

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This is not over

Dear Divine Mercy Parishioners and Friends, We want to share with you the latest progress regarding the status for Saint John the Baptist (SJTB) Church, Divine Mercy Parish, in Payne. As stated before, the Dicastery, in response to our previous recourse, ruled that the Bishop made no errors and confirmed the 16 October 2023 Decree of Relegation, allowing the closing to proceed.

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