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Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez celebrates Mass during the Christmas Eve Vigil Mass Dec. 24, 2021. Archbishop Pérez will be the principal celebrant and homilist at the 5:00 p.m. Christmas Eve Vigil Mass on Saturday, Dec. 24, 2022 and the Christmas Day Solemn Mass at 12 Noon on Sunday, Dec. 25, 2022. (Photo by Sarah Webb) Posted December 20, 2022 The Holy Day of Christmas is a most special occasion for Catholics in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia as we celebrate the Birth of our Savior and Redeemer, Jesus Christ. Faithful throughout the five-county Archdiocese of Philadelphia are invited to celebrate the Nativity of Our Lord at the Mother Church of the Archdiocese, the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul. The Cathedral is located at 18th Street and Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA 19103 Saturday, Dec. 24, 2022 5:00 p.m. – Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez will be the principal celebrant and homilist at the Christmas Eve Vigil Mass at the Cathedral Basilica. The Mass will be streamed live on the Archdiocesan Vimeo website https://vimeo.com/event/2470138, as well as on the Archdiocese of Philadelphia and Archbishop Pérez’s Facebook pages at https://www.facebook.com/ArchPhila and https://www.facebook.com/ArchbishopPerez beginning at 5:00 p.m. (EDT).There will also be a live feed for

JOSH GREEN, M.D. GOVERNOR SUZANNE D. CASE CHAIRPERSON For Immediate Release:  December 19, 2022 ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO PLANT KANAKA GARDEN AT WAILOA RIVER STATE RECREATION AREA LEADS TO ACTIVIST’S ARREST To view video please click on photo or view at this link: https://vimeo.com/782696295 (HILO) – Four times, over the past nine years, Gene Tamashiro of Hilo has been cited or arrested for leading the planting of a so-called “Kanaka Garden” in the middle of the Wailoa River State Recreation Area. On Sunday, Tamashiro was arrested by officers from the DLNR Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement (DOCARE) and charged with two violations of Hawai‘i Administrative Rules (HAR). DOCARE alleges Tamashiro and his group of 15 others, began digging ground up in the state park over the weekend, culminating with the planting of an estimated 165 keiki coconut palms. These plantings were in violation of the following HAR, which carry a petty misdemeanor penalty: Destruction/Disturbance of Geological Features without a Permit (HAR 13-146-23) Planting/introducing new plants (HAR 13-146-32(g) DOCARE reports that the group were gathered at the Bishop Street entrance to Wailoa River State Recreation Area and appeared to be in the process of planting palm trees in the park grounds.

During one scene in the 1976 King Kong remake, oil company executive Fred Wilson (played by actor Charles Grodin) is carting the creature away from his exotic home and has an exchange about the impact of it all with the heroine, Dwan (Jessica Lange), and stowaway paleontologist Jack Prescott (Jeff Bridges). The trio could have been speaking to the relationship between former President Donald Trump and the corporate media. Fred Wilson: It’s not “someone.” It’s an animal, a beast who tried to rape you! Dwan: That’s not true. He risked his life to save me. Fred Wilson: He tried to rape you honey. And before you cry a lot, you should ask the natives on that island what they thought of losing Kong. Jack Prescott: Actually, they’ll miss him a lot. Fred Wilson: Like leprosy. Jack Prescott: No, you’re dead wrong. He was the terror, the mystery of their lives, and the magic. A year from now that will be an island full of burnt-out drunks. When we took Kong, we kidnapped their god. Among the most riveting revelations from the so-called “Twitter Files” was the discovery that the social media firm’s Orwellian content moderators actively tried to deamplify the

It happened again. The Kentucky Wildcats were once again unable to closeout a basketball on Saturday evening falling to the UCLA Bruins 63-53. A new ugly statistic has emerged from the ‘Cats most recent loss as well. Since the 2019-2020 season, Kentucky is now just 4-13 versus Top 25 opponents. Big Blue Nation is growing very tired of setting new “records” like that. The Wildcats were atrocious down the stretch offensively finishing the game 0-11 in the final 4:31. Zero points were put on the board after cutting the UCLA lead to two. The inability to win close games in the final minutes has been a lingering issue that spans the 4-13 record in Top 25 matchups of the past few seasons. Unfortunately, it is starting to look like the “reason” is that Kentucky simply isn’t very good. They are good enough to beat the weaker teams, compete towards the top of the SEC, and play the best teams close. However, they are not good enough to consistently win those games that mean the most. As we do after every game, it is time to step inside the film room and breakdown Kentucky’s loss to UCLA. It isn’t fun and

The Village Green Shopping Centre’s holiday video trilogy has come to a close, as Finneas E. Finch, played by actor Paul Rossetti, is retiring from his role. (Village Green Shopping Centre image) Finneas E. Finch, aka Paul Rossetti, is retiring from the role in the Christmas video trilogy A holiday video trilogy is coming to a close at Vernon’s Village Green Shopping Centre with the retirement of the centre’s Grinchy villain, Finneas E. Finch. The shopping centre has shared the third and final chapter in its holiday video series, featuring an exclusively local roster of cast, crew and writers, and the star of the show, Grinch look-alike Finneas E. Finch, who is always up to some holiday tricks at the mall. Farewell Finch from Village Green Shopping Centre on Vimeo. Local actor Paul Rossetti (Finch) has decided to retire “as our beloved Christmas character after many awesome years,” as he is moving on to pursue other opportunities, says BentallGreenOak marketing director Darren Robinson. “As soon as he told me this news, I knew we had to conceptualize a fitting retirement story for him,” said Robinson. The four-minute film is the third in the series, following releases in 2020 and 2021

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Kaukauna's Alexa Kinas goes up for two against Appleton East. Photo by Kevin Doszak. See more at kdoszakphotos.zenfoliosite.com FINAL: Kaukauna over Hortonville 70-59 in girls’ Fox Valley Association high school basketball. ***** KAUKAUNA — The undefeated Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts’ girls basketball team hosts undefeated Hortonville Friday to remain atop the Fox Valley Association standings. Watch the game live, Dec. 16, 2022, from USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin HERE or below. Varsity Game of the Week: No. 3 Hortonville takes on No. 5 Kaukauna from USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin on Vimeo. The livestream begins at 7:15 p.m. as USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin’s Brett Christopherson, Mike Sherry and Jim Rosandick bring you the coverage from Kaukauna High School. Sponsored post Sponsored post . . Post navigation

 An award-winning equine feature film is being re-released on three worldwide streaming platforms to highlight the worsening plight of horses in the United States. Saving America’s Horses: A Nation Betrayed is being shown on demand on Ecoflix, Vimeo and UnchainedTV, a global, free, streaming TV network for animal lovers. UnchainedTV is also showing a 10-minute featurette from Saving America’s Horses, which will be available from 6.30pm PST on December 16. The documentary, written, produced and directed by filmmaker Katia Louise, looks at the war being waged on the country’s wild mustangs, in favor of public land for livestock grazing and mining interests. Tens of thousands of horses languish in government holding pens across the country. The film also exposes the sordid industry that sends horses on long and cruel trips across federal borders to foreign slaughterhouses where they die horrific deaths. “The really shocking fact is … the problem has only gotten worse over the past decade,” says UnchainedTV founder Jane Velez-Mitchell. In the film, celebrities, including Ken Wahl, Paul Sorvino, Linda Grey, Willie Nelson and others, speak up for these majestic animals who cannot speak for themselves. Katia Louise said the exposé “shows how the public has been

Goodbye to Grinchy Finch Farewell Finch from Village Green Shopping Centre on Vimeo. A Grinchy chapter is coming to a close at Vernon's Village Green Shopping Centre. The shopping Mecca has posted the third and final chapter in its fun trilogy featuring Grinchy village prankster Finneas E. Finch. Actor Paul Rossetti is retiring the role "as our beloved Christmas character," says BentallGreenOak marketing director Darren Robinson. Rossetti is moving on to new opportunities, but "as soon as he told me this news, I knew we had to conceptualize a fitting retirement story for him," says Robinson. The latest video features an exclusively local roster of cast, crew and writers. It follows Christmas season videos released in 2020 and 2021 that struck a heartwarming cord with viewers, garnering tens of thousands of views. "So, farewell Mr. Finch as we draw to a close, we'll miss the green antics and your shiny green nose," the narrator in the video says. But will there be a successor? That question isn't answered, but a young prankster appears to be learning the Grinchy ropes in the holiday video. We may have to wait until next Christmas for an answer.

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