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October 4, 2024
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** LETTERS FROM THE SYNOD – 2024
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** George Weigel gives observations from Rome on the Synod on Synodality.
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** George Weigel, First Things
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Hispanic Americans have long been a bedrock of support for the Democratic Party. There are signs that’s changing — and it could decide the election this November.
Democrats have won the Hispanic vote in every presidential election since 1972. With the exception of 2004, Democratic nominees since 1992 had always beaten their Republican counterpart by at least 35 points ([link removed]) with Hispanic voters.
That began to change, surprisingly to some, during the Trump administration.
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Also in First Things, Carl R. Trueman discusses suicide pods and the trivialization of death ([link removed]) .
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For Public Discourse, Devorah Goldman reflects on avelut practices ([link removed]) .
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Aaron Kheriaty was interviewed about COVID-19 and censorship in medicine for the Freedom Research Substack ([link removed]) .
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For The Catholic Thing, Stephen P. White writes about the importance of mission and evangelism to the Church ([link removed]) .
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For World, Brad Littlejohn discusses Hurricane Helene and the limits of human power ([link removed]) .
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For the Exploring Ida Görres Substack, Jennifer Bryson writes about the legacy of Barbara Waldstein-Wartenberg ([link removed]) .
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EPPC is organizing a series of debates about the future of conservatism ([link removed]) .
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