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Voices of the personalities and people of the Granite State.
While the age of a Confirmandi ranges diocese to diocese, the Diocese of Manchester, for many years has bestowed the sacrament to 10th graders, who after they receive it are no longer expected to attend religious education classes.
After June 2018, however, Confirmation and First Holy Communion will be given to 3rd graders.
JOYFUL MUSINGS: Giving does not have to be much – it can be a prayer, the holding of a door, the letting in of someone in traffic.
Brian Murphy: As such, I was dismayed by Nancy West’s InDepth article about Governor Sununu’s recent visit with our apprentices at Manchester Community College (MCC) on Wednesday.
Future meetings of the Right to Know Study Commission will be held each Thursday at 1:30 pm through the end of October in the Legislative Office Building in Concord. A public comment period is included in each meeting. Attend a future meeting and share your thoughts on this important issue. Help us shape the future of how Right to know complaints will be resolved in New Hampshire.
New Hampshire recently lost two giants: Mary Pillsbury Crowley and Mary Walton Mayshark. Don’t be surprised if you do not recognize their names. These were not people known far and wide throughout the state. That is not why they were giants.
When I was a little girl, at the start of the school year, we always brought home the dreaded form for free lunch.
The New Hampshire Center for Public Interest Journalism welcomes two new board members — Gloria Norris and Marco Mulcahy, both of whom have deep roots in New Hampshire and passion for a free press.
The issue of class has taken over the question of whether the Wild Goose site should be used for a public boat launch.
THE GAY AGENDA: Spending time away from our LGBTQ friends this summer while we went back home to the seacoast to work made us realize even more how much we value these friendships with others in our community.