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August 3, 2011, see the Free Archives »
Gun deaths will stop when Americans reject guns
By Richard Borreca
If Travis Keala Adams were alive today, he would be 47. He died nine years after being accidentally shot in the head at a friend's home in 1982. If you remain a journalist in America long enough, you will have to report on a child or a teenager killed by a gun.
There's nothing certain about Hawaiian sovereignty
By Richard Borreca
While immediately hailed as a breakthrough in negotiations between the federal government and the Native Hawaiian community, a careful reading of the proposed Department of Interior agreement is also opening a lot of questions.
Hawaii has feds' attention, and that's not a good thing
By Richard Borreca
On at least three occasions this year, Hawaii has come up short, according to the federal government. Actually it came up short in the spending federal money department, which is just as bad as spending too much. If you don't deliver or you don't spend it, same thing — no more money for you.
Caldwell wants it both ways on rail transit construction
By Richard Borreca
The expected formal opening of Mayor Kirk Caldwell's reelection campaign is tonight, featuring a $20-per-person fundraiser at Salt Lake's Honolulu Country Club.
Politics plays important role in Kaiser's moves on Maui
By Richard Borreca
Answering the question of what to do with Maui Memorial Hospital opens an interesting window into the world of local power politics.
Medical marijuana meets another hurdle in Hawaii
By Richard Borreca
Small amounts of marijuana are not a big deal to the federal government. FBI teams will not be rappelling onto your roof because you are holding a joint. But holding that joint is still against federal law and that is creating new problems for Hawaii's embryonic medical marijuana business.
Martin close to missing his chance to run for mayor
By Richard Borreca
Since 2011, during his first term on the Honolulu City Council, Ernie Martin has been telling himself and those who asked, "Someday I'm going to run for mayor."
'Build rail better' devolves into just build rail somehow
By Richard Borreca
Question to Google: How do you double a number? Google answer: "Multiple by 2 or add it to itself." Real-life example: If Honolulu's planned heavy rail transit line was estimated to cost $3 billion, how much would it cost if the number was doubled?
A Democrat by pedigree, Kawasaki always surprised
By Richard Borreca
Former Gov. Ben Cayetano rarely is stopped in the middle of an argument, but even he concedes that Duke Kawasaki got the best of him. Both were in the state Senate and arguing a point when Cayetano said Kawasaki — a big, burly fellow usually formally dressed in a white shirt, tie and blue blazer — should have an open mind.
Likelihood of rising seas could affect city planning
By Richard Borreca
The connection between raining and flooding is perhaps more biblical than newsworthy, but don't tell that to the folks in Iwilei.
Newspaper crusade helped cool classrooms — in 1997
By Richard Borreca
Eighteen years ago, we dubbed it the "Waianae Solution." Back then, just like today, the state Department of Education was slowly baking its students in classrooms with triple-digit temperatures.
Attorney general pursues justice, wherever it leads
By Richard Borreca
Doug Chin's easy style and relaxed laugh contradict the fact that, as the state's chief law enforcement officer readily explains, he is "comfortable with enforcement actions."
Strength of unions here lies in powerful voting bloc
By Richard Borreca
Across the mainland, labor, especially public worker labor, is under attack by political forces. Labor and union power built much of Hawaii's past, and it would be foolish to think Hawaii's house of labor is crumbling.
Lots more light needed to see Hawaii's energy future
By Richard Borreca
Sometimes there is a failure to communicate, and sometimes just no one is listening. As the $4.3 billion proposed purchase of Hawaiian Electric by Florida-based NextEra Energy chugs along, there is a feeling that the power company and the regulators are moving on separate tracks.
It's been a taxing effort to upgrade Tax Department
By Richard Borreca
Just because you know there is a problem and just because you have a solution, doesn't mean the problem is solved. Even as governor-elect, David Ige knew one of his big challenges would be getting the state Tax Department to function and collect more money.
Sometimes in Hawaii we do math differently
By Richard Borreca
First a warning: This column is going to use words I haven't written, read or used in decades: "numerator and denominator." The words come up because of questions raised by Hawaii's well-publicized new law that is to make us the first 100 percent renewable energy state by 2045.
GOP risks losing everything with demographics, Trump
By Richard Borreca
We must wait more than 15 months to pick a new president, but there is already reason for the Democrats to be smiling.
Ige's opposition to LNG needs more explanation
By Richard Borreca
Finding the juice to turn on the lights became a bit more complex this week after Gov. David Ige announced that using liquefied natural gas to generate electricity was a no-go with his administration.
Chun Oakland in danger of falling over ethics cliff
By Richard Borreca
It is one of the big annual festivals for kids in Honolulu: the Hawaii Children and Youth Day. Held the first Sunday in October on the state Capitol grounds, the event draws between 40,000 and 50,000.
Gabbard keeps ambition from getting too far ahead
By Richard Borreca
Candidates for president pick their vice presidential running mates — you can't run for vice president, you have to be asked.
A governor who acted on homelessness? See Lingle
By Richard Borreca
Now we are building fences. The latest step in the help-the-homeless campaign comes from City Hall in the form of Mayor Kirk Caldwell teaming up with the City Council to spend $240,000 for a 1-mile, chain link fence along Kapalama Canal to block the homeless from rebuilding a shanty town there.
Hawaiian sovereignty issue returns to the courtroom
By Richard Borreca
According to a ruling by the United States Supreme Court, the state of Hawaii can neither restrict nor limit who can vote in Office of Hawaiian Affairs elections.
Surveying likely voters not as easy as it used to be
By Richard Borreca
Here's something you are probably not worried about: the plunging response rate for public opinion surveys. Yes, worry about global warming, racial tensions, public education, homelessness, the Chinese economy and the University of Hawaii football team — but seriously, do we also have to stew about whether the public refuses to answer pollsters?
Presidential money race in Hawaii favors GOP, for now
By Richard Borreca
Welcome to a Donald Trump-free zone. We are taking an early look at local presidential politics, but despite the high-profile campaign of the brash Republican billionaire, he scores zip in Hawaii.
Honolulu residents give up, leave for greener pastures
By Richard Borreca
Everyone has a "fed-up factor," the point where you are willing to say leaving town is the only option. Even in Honolulu.
HEI might not be NextEra's next acquisition after all
By Richard Borreca
NextEra Energy Inc. doesn't need a lobbyist, a special adviser or another lawyer to snag Hawaiian Electric Industries; it needs a hearing aid. Gov. David Ige, in his most clear-cut explanation, this week told the big Florida-based power company that Hawaii was just not into it.
Squabbles over rail reflect divisions among legislators
By Richard Borreca
Honolulu's heavy rail transit system remains the most controversial done deal facing local politicians.
Ige's no-drama approach steady but lacks an agenda
By Richard Borreca
It is just more than six months since David Ige took the oath of office as Hawaii's eighth elected governor. A recent Hawaii Publishers Association breakfast at the Plaza Club served as an outline for Ige's new thinking about the job.
Isle homelessness grows, but things stay the same
By Richard Borreca
Buried away on a quiet shelf on the second floor of the University of Hawaii's Hamilton Library is a row of books and reports tracing Hawaii's failed battle against homelessness.
Maui becoming epicenter for populist movements
By Richard Borreca
Watch Maui to become the next big flashpoint for Hawaii's populist politics. There is something of a "Les Miserables" moment happening on Maui, and the politicians representing the island should take note.
Legislature will give Ige benefit of the veto doubt
By Richard Borreca
Tuesday is veto day at the state Capitol. Any bill not vetoed by that day will become law, either with or without Gov. David Ige's signature. The only way to stop an Ige veto is for two-thirds of both the state House and Senate to override the veto.
Protesters' strength grew while governor dithered
By Richard Borreca
The Mauna Kea discussion has changed from where to put the $1.4 billion telescope, the world's biggest, to "Who said you can bring Porta-Potties up the mountain?"
City leaders choose silence over ethical governance
By Richard Borreca
This will not be the summer of ethics in Hawaii. The tradewinds die, and apparently also waning is an interest in beefing up local government ethics agencies.
Neighbor island mayors tempted by GET increase
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jul 5, 2015
It is time for neighbor island mayors to turn over their cards so voters can see what Mayors Alan Arakawa, Billy Kenoi and Bernard Carvalho Jr. are holding.
Citizens' initiatives sending a signal to those at Capitol
By Richard Borreca
There is a pattern developing. This year, two federal judges and the state Supreme Court have been asked to dial back the neighbor islanders. The judges said no to county voters on Maui, Kauai and Hawaii island.
Hawaii voters let Legislature define marriage, and it did
By Richard Borreca
There's a Hawaii part to last week's U.S. Supreme Court decision supporting gay marriage in all 50 states.
Turmoil atop Mauna Kea stymies Ige administration
By Richard Borreca
How much further do the protests atop Mauna Kea have to go before Hawaii's reputation as a location for serious science has been ruined?
Caldwell and Martin drama tame compared to Fasi days
By Richard Borreca
It has been more than a few years since you saw this movie, but it is playing again at City Hall. It is Number One against Number Two in a fight to run Honolulu Hale.
Mink in the running to be featured on U.S. currency
By Richard Borreca
In five years, you are getting new money. Who knows if you will have more money, but definitely you are getting new money, because the 2020 version of the $10 bill will feature the picture of a noteworthy American woman.
Politicians perfect the art of leaving business undone
By Richard Borreca
Hawaii is the state that just can't pull the plug. Our half-finished projects and never-developed plans block every layer of city and state business. The results are schemes halted while politicians wait in fear of tipping over someone's unfilled apple cart.
Attitudes toward marijuana in Hawaii continue to evolve
By Richard Borreca
Hawaii has gone from the full-throated roar of National Guard helicopters swooping over homes searching for illegal marijuana plants to an ambivalent shrug at the thought of a neighbor puffing a small amount of the same prohibited weed.
Young Democrats show why party remains in power
By Richard Borreca
The thing about Democrats in Hawaii is that they intuitively understand the politics of reinvention. This year marks 61 years that Democrats have been running government operations in Hawaii.
When hopes and dreams meet budgetary reality
By Richard Borreca
When Hawaii's budget crashes, the pain is obvious. Now with the state's balanced budget, many are still not getting relief.
Hawaii's clean-energy goal has some escape clauses
By Richard Borreca
Even President Barack Obama was "tweeting" the news: Hawaii is on the verge of becoming the first renewable energy state. From Fox News to the Scientific American, Hawaii scored big news coverage with a new law.
Ige has hard task of dealing with Connector wreckage
By Richard Borreca
It took a while to do, but on Friday, Gov. David Ige made good on one of his early political promises.
Schatz, Gabbard lead pack in raising campaign money
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Jun 7, 2015
Yes, summer is starting, and yes, there is no scheduled election this year — but for members of Congress, that does not matter.
What the homeless need most is affordable homes
By Richard Borreca
If you are fighting a raging fire, any bit of help is welcomed. So the first reaction to news of Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell's plans for some sort of shipping-container homeless camp on Sand Island is positive.
State ethics chief might be headed for some trouble
By Richard Borreca
Ground zero for ethics in government is not the law, it is the enforcement. For decades Hawaii politicians basically self-reported their compliance with the state ethics rules. If they were given a gift, it was up to the lawmaker to report it.
In Hawaii, eligible voters count more than people
By Richard Borreca
Somewhere in your civics-class history, you heard: "One person, one vote." It is the fair way to set up a democracy, right? Everywhere except in Hawaii, where the rule is "one registered voter, one vote."
Ige's plan for Mauna Kea raises many questions
By Richard Borreca
Who knew what Mauna Kea needs was one more commission? That is a major part of the prescription being offered by Gov. David Ige, who two months ago asked for a halt in construction atop the mountain.
A sea change is inevitable, even at the Legislature
By Richard Borreca
Look at the state Legislature's cast of characters and you are likely to say, "We have seen this all before."
Lt. Gov. Tsutsui standing by … and by … and by …
By Richard Borreca
If you think being lieutenant governor in Hawaii is one of those "it is what you make of it" jobs, you would be wrong. The job is all about what the governor makes of it.
Mayor of Waikiki showers attention on famous beach
By Richard Borreca
If you can decide what is important, it isn't really that hard to find the money to fix it or make it better. For instance, this week Honolulu saw the big dogs get together to fix Waikiki Beach. And they are doing it by raising taxes.
As HCDA board changes, so does the discussion
By Richard Borreca
Some of Kakaako's severest critics are noticing changes in how the Hawaii Community Development Authority is working.
New Senate president will find his job a balancing act
By Richard Borreca
Sen. Ron Kouchi won his first election at the age of 24, and today, the state Senate's soft-spoken, immensely articulate new leader is enjoying a reputation as one of the Legislature's "good old boys" in state politics.
Luke, Tokuda on long quest to find hidden budget funds
By Richard Borreca
Remember two things about the state budget. First, there is a limited amount of dollars to spend, and second, there are an unlimited number of ways to hide it.
New governor, new way to work with Legislature
By Richard Borreca
In 2011, by the end of his first legislative session as governor, Neil Abercrombie had in effect become a one-term governor.
Legislature ends session with winners and losers
By Richard Borreca
This 2015 edition of the state Legislature is providing both winners and losers for Hawaii's political class. For the Legislature's leaders, the 60-day session is a chance to advance their issues, and House Speaker Joe Souki, the 82-year-old Maui Democrat, showed why he is in full control.
Hawaii GOP hoping absence of Obama will help chances
By Richard Borreca
There is being alone, there is being lonely, and then there is being in Hawaii's Republican Party.
Less taxing of rich but more taxing of us all is so taxing
By Richard Borreca
For Hawaii's rich, a little bit of Christmas is coming. For Oahu's not-so-rich, instead of a present, you are getting a new bill for the sleigh ride.
Maui hospital deal is good but next one will be harder
By Richard Borreca
Draw a 5-mile circle around the state Capitol. You will find five major hospitals available to the public: Queens, Straub, Kuakini, Kaiser and Kapiolani. When St. Francis hospital went belly up, its collapse threw up emergency alerts, but Honolulu residents survived.
Ige has gone from decider to messenger on TMT issue
By Richard Borreca
The issues swirling around the Big Island's proposed Thirty Meter Telescope are so intense it now appears to be no longer about winning, but just not losing.
Legislature nears finish with big issues unresolved
By Richard Borreca
It is time for the state Legislature to flip into its Red Zone offense if it wants to use the two remaining weeks left to pull together a list of accomplishments.
Like it or not, Legislature will collect more for rail
By Richard Borreca
After days and nights of testimony, private meetings and public pleas, the city and the state Legislature are reaching decision time on the over-budget, 20-mile heavy rail system now under construction.
Timeouts won't be enough to solve Mauna Kea debate
By Richard Borreca
The new controversy and uprising of protests over the building of the world's biggest telescope atop Mauna Kea will neither go away nor be easily resolved.
Legislature works to fix marijuana law conundrum
By Richard Borreca
Medical marijuana may just be the controversy with a solution in sight. Fifteen years ago, Hawaii's Legislature became the first in the nation to allow the use of marijuana if ordered by a doctor's prescription.
Growing larger is the thing state government does best
By Richard Borreca
Everyone who was anyone used to hang out at the state Capitol. And that was good enough. The governor and the lieutenant governor had the top floor, with the Legislature's 76 souls needing just two floors of their own.
Constant beach loss will alter Hawaii as we know it
By Richard Borreca
Because we live on a string of islands, it just makes sense to keep track of how fast the sea is rising. This is a good news, bad news story.
Kenoi's excuses cannot overcome the plain facts
By Richard Borreca
Here is what Mayor Billy Kenoi signed when he was given a Hawaii County purchasing card (pCard):
Schatz apparently following Michael Corleone's advice
By Richard Borreca
Politicians and their money can tell you a lot. Exactly how much they have is minor, but how they got it and from whom can be major. So this month opens up something new on the pols and their money front.
Kenoi's political star dims after hostess-bar incident
By Richard Borreca
When Neil Abercrombie crashed in his gubernatorial re-election bid last year, the political flameout also scorched Big Island Mayor Billy Kenoi.
Yokoyama plays politics, but for a higher purpose
By Richard Borreca
George Yokoyama was a junior at Hilo High School in 1945 when he punched the principal and then walked out.
Anti-PLDC coalition revived by Ige's selection of Ching
By Richard Borreca
The links of the chain that toppled Gov. David Ige's appointment of Carleton Ching as director of the Department of Land and Natural Resources were forged by former Gov. Neil Abercrombie.
Funding scheme expands UH autonomy, like it or not
By Richard Borreca
In reality TV, you make decisions and redecorate houses, win prizes and become semi-famous. In reality Legislature, you make decisions, maybe get rearranged by the House and could become semi-infamous.
Ige should move to define his views on environment
By Richard Borreca
Like most successful lobbyists, Carleton Ching is a perfectly nice fellow, but this week, the state Senate wasn't thinking nice. It was thinking votes. Specifically, it was thinking how it could defend a vote for Ching, a longtime influential lobbyist for a major land developer, in the face of an increasingly potent environmental movement.
Like other states, Hawaii may go to all-mail voting
By Richard Borreca
Hawaii is edging closer to becoming an all-vote-by-mail state, thanks to the strong support of state Senate Democratic leaders.
Senators' vote on Ching: Gov or environmentalists?
By Richard Borreca
How good a friend do you have to be before you can tell your buddy "no"? When the full state Senate votes on the nomination of Carleton Ching as chairman of the Board of Land and Natural Resources, it will also be weighing its very real friendship with Gov. David Ige.
Legislators grumble on rail costs but roll over too easily
By Richard Borreca
The newly-minted Windward Senate Democrat Gil Riviere explained the entire issue facing legislators voting on the city's over-budget heavy rail project.
From a governor who talks to one who troubleshoots
By Richard Borreca
This week marks the first 100 days of the administration of Hawaii's most surprising politician, Gov. David Ige.
Rail transit plan may stink, but we're stuck with it now
By Richard Borreca
I have heard that my Italian relations and Japanese in-laws could whip up a tasty dish with fish heads, but for most of us, the decision is to toss them out, hoping the garbage truck comes in the morning.
Capitol celebrates 50 years of being the people's house
By Richard Borreca
With its graceful sense of place, it is easy to miss the single thing that makes Hawaii's state Capitol special. It is not the lavish use of koa, the "Aquarius" mosaic or even the tilapia-filled broad ponds surrounding the five-story building.
HECO wants greenbacks more than green energy
By Richard Borreca
Go outside and look up. All that bright Hawaiian sunshine is nothing but a nightmare.
'Interim' status leaves four UH regents in legal limbo
By Richard Borreca
Getting who you want on the University of Hawaii Board of Regents is getting trickier by the day. As it stands right now, four new regents, named by former Gov. Neil Abercrombie, are putting in the hours working and voting, but in reality they are in a very insecure limbo.
Hannemann eager to calm the talk about rail's future
By Richard Borreca
Former Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hannemann remembers how he would advise his Cabinet members during contentious meetings: "Save your drama for your momma."
Rail a winner for Caldwell, at least in terms of cash
By Richard Borreca
The 2016 race for mayor of Honolulu starts this morning in Foster Botanical Garden. That is the location where at 8 a.m., Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell is expected to give his State of the City address framing his upcoming year in office.
Will true UH green-white fans cough up greenbacks?
By Richard Borreca
What is a winning University of Hawaii football team worth? And would you pay for it? Jeff Portnoy, UH regent, attorney and UH basketball commentator, recently mulled that over in a blog in this paper.
Posturing over DLNR pick should be entertaining
By Richard Borreca
Sometimes you just have to appreciate the symmetry.
Rail art should recognize those who forged this mess
By Richard Borreca
Two years ago, the folks running the yet-to-be-built rail transit line put out the call to all artists: "Show us what you can do."
Despite Ige's low profile, public needs to see process
Posted 1:30 a.m. HST, Feb 15, 2015
David Ige is running a straight-forward administration that shows a sober and rational governorship. His shortcoming is that there is more to being governor of Hawaii than being the adult in the room.
Hawaii delegates not rushing to back more war
By Richard Borreca
So you have this cart and you have this horse — which goes first? Because we are talking about Congress, you know that you put the cart before the horse. For instance, after two months of bombing the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, the White House this week gave Congress a draft to authorize increased bombing.
Letter sent by Abercrombie to FCC seems a bit dubious
By Richard Borreca
Last August, then-Gov. Neil Abercrombie revealed his position on the proposed sale of Time Warner Cable to Comcast for $45 billion.
Where Calvin Say lives is a big deal — for some
By Richard Borreca
Somehow it is not surprising that the Legislature needs a special committee to figure out where someone lives. Of course we are way past the era of phone books with names and addresses and everyone is living a virtual life somewhere on the cloud, but really, how hard can it be to figure out where Calvin Say lives?
Innovative housing ideas finally gaining traction
By Richard Borreca
It is about supply and demand. Not enough homes and prices soar, and that is why shelter in Hawaii costs so much. It is also about the numb faces of parents and children huddled under tarps in the rain on streets and beaches from Waianae to Kakaako.
HECO clearly has problem with how public perceives it
By Richard Borreca
Hawaii basically doesn't like or trust the electric company that is powering three of the state's four islands.
Public's biggest concerns aren't what they used to be
By Richard Borreca
If you live in Central Oahu or Leeward Oahu, I know what you talk about when you finally arrive at work: traffic. It takes nearly a half-hour to calm down after the morning and afternoon horror show that is the H-1.
Chances high Legislature will sidetrack rail issue
By Richard Borreca
Back in 2005, the Legislature should have called in Dr. Phil because the 76-member body turned out to be more of a major enabler than a maker of laws. Ten years ago, the debate was always about whether Honolulu would get rail.
Ige's first SOTS speech not exciting, but that's OK
By Richard Borreca
What, no canoe? It may be a sign of our progress as a state that Gov. David Ige was able to deliver his first State of the State speech and not once in the half-hour address were we bundled into a canoe.
Frugal state leadership casts wary eye on spending
By Richard Borreca
After two years running the House Finance Committee, state Rep. Sylvia Luke has become not so much an economic pessimist as a realist. Because the House introduces the state budget, Luke, a Makiki-Pauoa Democrat, gets first crack at Gov. David Ige's no-frills $13.3 billion, two-year general fund budget.
Now might be time to move on enabling mail-in voting
By Richard Borreca
Hawaii's state Legislature may be on the forefront of a quiet revolution in American politics: voting exclusively with mail-in ballots. Senate President Donna Mercado Kim kicked off her opening day speech with a reference to Peter, Paul and Mary's "Where have all the flowers gone?"
Legislature won't roll over for city on tax extension
By Richard Borreca
Paying for Honolulu's over-budget heavy rail line is starting to look like a scene from a Bruce Willis movie where he grabs a panic-stricken colleague, announcing, "It is time to cowboy up."
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Following the terrorist attacks of September 2001, prosecuting the global war on terrorism became the United States' primary foreign policy priority. The United States focused its initial efforts on Afghanistan in Operation Enduring Freedom because the country harbored elements of Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups. As a result, countries in the region--Pakistan and the five Central Asian republics of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan--became frontline states in the war on terrorism, raising the profile of U.S. relations with these countries.
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VATICAN CITY, FEB. 24, 2007 - Here is a Vatican translation of the address Benedict XVI delivered to the members of the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences of Paris, whom he received in audience Feb. 10.
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Saturday, 10 February 2007
Mr Permanent Secretary,
Your Eminence,
Dear Academic Friends,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
With pleasure, I welcome you today, members of the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences. First, I thank Mr Michel Albert, Permanent Secretary, for the words with which he has expressed your delegation's sentiments, and also for the medal that recalls my entry as a Foreign Associate Member of your noble Institution.
The Academy of Moral and Political Sciences is a place of exchange and debate, which proposes reflections to help all citizens and legislators to "find the forms of political organization most favorable to the public good and to the development of the individual".
In fact, the reflections and actions of the Authorities and of the citizens must be centered on two elements: respect for each human being and the quest for the common good.
In today's world it is more than ever urgent to invite our contemporaries to a renewed attention to these two elements. In effect, the development of subjectivism, which makes each one tend to consider himself as the only point of reference and to hold that what he thinks has the character of truth, exhorts us to form consciences on fundamental values that cannot be mocked without putting man and society itself in danger, and upon the objective criteria of a decision that presupposes an act of reason.
As I emphasized during my Conference on The New Covenant held before your Academy in 1995, the human person is "constitutively a being in relationship", called to consider himself ever more responsible to his brothers and sisters in humanity.
The question asked by God from the very first text of Scripture must resound constantly in the heart of everyone: "What have you done [for]... your brother?".
The sense of fraternity and solidarity and the sense of the common good are founded on the vigilant respect of one's brethren and on the organization of society, granting a place to everyone so that they can live in dignity, have a roof and what is necessary for their own existence and for that of the family for which they are responsible.
It is in this spirit that one must understand the motion that you approved last October regarding the rights of man and freedom of expression, which are part of the fundamental rights, being careful never to mock the fundamental dignity of the person and of human groups and to respect their religious beliefs.
Allow me to recall to your attention the figure of Andre� Dimitrijevitch Sakharov, whom I succeeded in the Academy. This outstanding personality reminds us that it is necessary, in private and public life, to have the courage to say the truth and to follow it, to be free with respect to the surrounding world that often tends to impose its viewpoint and the behavior to adopt.
True freedom consists in proceeding along the way of truth according to one's vocation, knowing that each person must render an account of his own life to his Creator and Savior.
It is important that we know how to propose to youth a similar path, reminding them that true development is not at whatever cost, and inviting them not to be content to follow every trend presented to them. Hence, they will be able to discern with courage and tenacity the way of freedom and happiness, which presupposes fulfilling a certain number of requirements made with effort, sacrifice and the necessary renunciation so as to act well.
One of the challenges for our contemporaries, and in particular for youth, consists in not accepting to live merely in exteriority, in appearance, but in the development of the interior life, the unifying environment of being and acting, the place of recognizing our dignity as sons and daughters of God called to freedom, not separating ourselves from the font of life but remaining connected to it.
That gladdens man's heart is the recognition of being a son or daughter of God; it is a beautiful and good life under the gaze of God, as are also the victories obtained over evil and against deceit. By permitting each person to discover that life has a sense and that he or she is responsible for it, we open the way to a maturation of the person and to a reconciled humanity that seeks the common good.
The Russian intellectual Sakharov is an example of this; while his exterior freedom was obstructed during the Communist period, his interior freedom, which no one could touch, authorized him to speak out firmly in defense of his compatriots in the name of the common good.
It is important also today that man does not allow himself to be hampered by exterior chains such as relativism, the search for power and profit at any cost, drugs, disordered relationships, confusion in regard to matrimony and the non-recognition of the human person in all phases of his or her existence from conception to its natural end, which suggests that there can be periods when the human being would not really exist.
We must have the courage to remind our contemporaries what man is and what humanity is. I invite the civil Authorities and the people with a role in the transmission of values to always uphold the truth about man.
At the conclusion of our meeting, permit me to hope that through your works, the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences, together with other institutions, can always help people to build a better life and to build up a society where it is beautiful to live as brothers and sisters. This is the wish, united to prayer, that I raise to the Lord for you, your families and all the members of the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences.
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Women's Body Glove 'Smoothies - Baby Love' Bikini Top, Size Large - Red
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Women's Body Glove 'Smoothies - Baby Love' Bikini Top, Size X-Large - Pink
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A tie draws in the molded heart-shaped cups to create some serious cleavage in this flirty bikini top. Color(s): fabulush. Brand: BODY GLOVE. Style Name: Body Glove 'Smoothies - Baby Love' Bikini Top. Style Number: 1079373 1.
Loves Baby Soft by Love Fragrances, 1.75 oz Cologne Spray for women.
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Launched by the design house of Dana in 1974, Loves Baby Soft is classified as a refined, gentle, floral fragrance. This feminine scent possesses a blend of powdery florals, accompanied by wood and animal scents.
BiG, Believe in God Infant Short Sleeve T-Shirt - Love Heart (Unisex)
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BiG's Infant Short Sleeve T-Shirt is a perfect choice for your baby with its fun design and positive message. This high quality, knit shirt has Short Sleeves and is made from 100% USA Cotton. Size 0-3M has Shoulder Snaps for easy access.
Tiny Love My Nature Pals Mobile
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Tiny Love My Nature Pals Mobile Adorable Nature themed mobile will soothe baby to sleep as they are mesmerized by the motion of the characters. Soft light in the belly of the characters will also lull baby to sleep.
Baby Love N Care Set Lavender Outfit - African American
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BABY CARE SET African American JK
C.R. Gibson® Baby Love Grandma Brag Book
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Grandma will surely be extra proud showing off her grandchild in this Baby Love Grandma's Brag Book. The adorable book holds 4" x 6" photos or 3.5" x 5" photos. Perfectly sized, it fits into a large purse or tote bag so it's always on hand for photo...
Loves Baby Soft by Dana Perfume Cologne .5 oz for Women
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Launched By The Design House Of Dana In 1974. Loves Baby Soft Cologne .5 Oz For Women Possesses A Blend Of: Powdery Florals, Accompanied By Wood And Animal Scents. Recommended For Evening Use. • Women
Lots To Love Babies 14In Caucasian Baby
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All Vinyl Fun Play Doll. Each lovable chubby doll is dressed in a washable and reusable diaper featuring Velcro™ tabs. Lots to Love Babies™ are perfect dolls for kids that love to play! Children can take their washable Lots to Love Baby...
Tiny Love Spin Ball
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Develop the ability to differentiate between colors Encourages movement and dexterity skills Colorful Perfect for the car seat or stroller, Manufacturer: Tiny Love
14K White Gold Diamond Baby Doll Pendant Necklace 0.25 CT TDW
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14K white gold baby doll pendant necklace bears diamonds 0.25 CT TDW.Avail it with 14K white gold chain.Baby doll is a wonderful gift from siblings,mothers and children to express love.Enjoy that special bonding this festive season.
Tiny Love Super Mat
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Tiny Love Super Mat Tiny Love Super Mat is a soft, multi-colored mat for fun at play time. This super mat has big bright squares with engaging animal characters and patterns. Engaging textures encourage discovery in baby. It's ideal for both indoor...
Tiny Love Princess Take Along Mobile
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Tiny Princess Take Along Mobile is a fun, engaging toy that can travel everywhere you and your princess go. Featuring five soothing melodies and pretty-in-pink colors to keep your baby relaxed and entertained, the mobile secures with a simple snap to...
Tiny Love Soothe N Groove Mobile
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Tiny Love Soothe N Groove Mobile
Oneida Little Love Flatware Set 3-pc. Baby Set
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Your precious, petite diner will feel extra special with the Oneida® Little Love Flatware Set. Seamless and streamlined with its peekaboo heart, Little Love is perfectly sized, easy-to-hold, and sure to please. Available in a 6-piece child and...
Sesame Street Baby Girls' "Glam Love" Dress with Diaper Cover
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Elmo shows a glamorous side on this fun Sesame Street dress! The jersey bodice has buttons in back, glitter striping, and sequined trim on the bow accent and waist. The tutu skirt is light, lined tulle. The chest graphic shows Elmo with glittery...
Tiny Love Super Deluxe Gymini With Lights And Music
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Gymini Super Deluxe by Tiny Love The Gymini Super Deluxe by Tiny Love is an updated version of the Gymini baby gym. One of the updated features is the Electronic Lights & Music Touch Pad. It plays 10 minutes of continuous classical Mozart plus a short...
''Love Beyond Measure'' Measuring Spoons Baby Shower Favor (Set of 10)
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They can't measure a mother's boundless love, but these charming, heart-shaped measuring spoons add just the right amount of joy to the sweetest things in life and they're ever so tasteful for than king baby shower guests who've come to help you...
Infant/I Love My Mummy Costume for Toddler
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Includes Hood and Jumpsuit, Snaps For Easy Diaper Change and Skid Resistant Feet-----Size: I612 (Fits 6-12 months), I218 (Fits 12-18 months), I824 (Fits sizes 18-24 months)-----The Infant/I Love My Mummy Costume for Toddler includes hood and jumpsuit...
Tiny Love Gymini Bouncer
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Tiny Love Gymini Bouncer Exclusive adjustable arches for multiple positions. Hanging toys can be easily moved along the arches. Open arch position for easy parental access. Baby activated lights and music stand alone crab. Recommended Ages: 0 months &...
Elephant Love Nap Mat
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Perfect for daycare, overnight and travel, this super-soft nap mat includes a quilted mat, cozy blanket and pillow all in one piece. It also features a convenient carry strap, Velcro closure and can even be personalized with your child's name....
Tiny Love 3-in-1 Mobile - Blue
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The Tiny Love Take Along Mobile is a colorful and engaging mobile that goes everywhere with baby. A designated connector helps attach this mobile to most pack and plays, travel cots, infant carriers, strollers, and bassi nets.
Red Carpet Manicure LED Gel Polish, Love Those Baby Blues, .3 fl oz
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Available in an array of colors, Applies like Polish, with twist cap and applicator, but cures in a LED light in 45 seconds or in 3 minutes in traditional UV lamps, just like gels. Weeks and weeks of long lasting color. No Chipping or peeling! And,...
Snuggle berry Baby Sunflower Love 6 Piece Crib Bedding Set with Storybook
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Infuse your nursery with the vibrant energy and stimulating environment of our Sunflower Love collection. A dashing display of bold, trend setting colors and patterns will surround your little ray of sunshine in the timeless charm of a springtime...
Tummy Time Fun - Frog
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An activity center designed to encourage extended tummy time lifting and is highly portable. The Tummy Time Fun Frog Pillow and Mat includes a comfortable padded play mat, a cushioning pillow designed with baby?s physical build in mind and a mirror....
Baby Love: Babies Being Babies DVD (Full Screen 1.33)
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DVD (Full Screen 1.33) | Kultur | 09/29/2009 | 00032031174795
Naughty or Nice? : Santa, Baby / Love Bytes / Naughty Under the Mistletoe / a Christmas Charade (Paperback)
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by Kenyon, Sherrilyn, et al - Paperback (St Martins Pr; Nov 19, 2001)
Grasslands Road Baby Desktop Light Owl Love You Forever
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Sit this adorable Owl Desktop Nightlight on any flat surface in your child's room for adding some light in the dark or just for extra lighting. The sweet owl figure is perfect for keeping a watchful eye while adding charming character to any décor.
Loves Baby Soft By Dana
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Possessing a fragrance note of: Powdery Florals Accompanied by Wood and Animal Scents.Recommended for evening wear.Introduced in 1974.Dimensions: 1.5" L x 1.5" W x 7" H.
Carter's "I Love You" Dog Cardigan Set - Baby Girl, Size: 6 MONTHS (Blue)
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She'll warm your heart when she wears this girls' Carter's I Love You bodysuit, cardigan and pants set. PRODUCT FEATURES 3-piece set includes: cardigan, bodysuit & pants Cardigan: snap front, long sleeves Bodysuit: expandable neckline, short sleeves,...
Sterling Silver Baby Charm L Block Initial Pendant
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Crafted from 925 sterling silver rhodium polished baby charm L block initial pendant & comes with standard 16 inches sterling silver chain. Perfect gift for small baby birthday and any occasion for baby.
Sunny Stroll Arch Baby Toy
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Part of the Take-Along Toys collection. A colorful flexible stroller / infant carrier arch, with lots of sunshine toys and activities, for two stages of baby''s development: batting (0-3m) and pulling / manipulating (3m+). Special angle adjustments...
Ellas Kitchen Baby Food Stage 1 Spinach Apple Rutabagas, 3.5 oz, - Pack of 6
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From 4 months. Perfect for stage 1 and beyond. Pure + simple. Babies love me warm or cold. USDA organic. Hello, I'm a different kind of baby food, as all I contain is 100% organic fruit and veg, not even water to dilute my goodness....
Carter's Baby Boys' Mummy Loves Me Bodysuit Kid's
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Onesies. You little bundle will stay wrapped up tight and warm in this adorable Halloween bodysuit, featuring a mummy face graphic and "My Mummy Loves Me" on the front. Featured in grey Crewneck Long sleeves "My Mummy Loves Me" text and mummy...
Grasslands Road Baby Night Light "Night Owl" Love You Forever
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The Owl Night Light by Grasslands Road makes a darling room décor accent and night light. It's perfect for your little one's room, bathroom, nursery, or any spot where it is "wise" to add some light in the dark.
Rockin Baby 2019P Love &Peace or Else Pouch Baby Carrier
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This stylish, modern, black and white floral print goes with any baby-and any outfit. Made with soft, luxurious 100% cotton, it reversible side is true black. Padded side protection. Interlocking zipper system customizes to all body...
Bernat-Baby Love -Softee Baby
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FeaturesBernat-baby love - softee baby yarn.For the baby in the family this book contains patterns to knit and crochet. Skill level is intermediate for all projects.Projects include - sporty set, lacy set, over-alls, and pram set.Softcover...
Only Those in Love by Baby Washington (CD) 2006
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Format: CD | Performer: Washington, Baby | Released by Collectables Records in 2006
Grasslands Road Baby Sonogram Frame Owl Love You Forever
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This decorative Owl Sonogram Frame by Grasslands Road is specially made to display your child's very first picture. Made of durable resin with a circular photo opening and adorable painted details, it features a darling sentiment in a sweet rhyming...
Betty Boop Puppy Love Mens Short Sleeve Shirt
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Betty Boop is the original sexy cartoon female that was drawn in a caricature of a Jazz age Flapper. With a baby face, big eyes yet is described in a court case as" having the most self-confident little bust imaginable.
Carter's I Love Grandma Mouse Bodysuit & Pants Set - Baby
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Your crawling baby girl will look so sweet in this easy-to-wear set. Two soft cotton bodysuits and comfy pants are the perfect outfit for any busy baby girl. Set includes 1 short-sleeve bodysuit, 1 long-sleeve bodysuit and pull-on pants. 100%...
Carter's I Love Grandma Mouse Bodysuit & Pants Set - Baby
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Tiny Love Classic Symphony Mobile - Animals, Model# 478-003
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With multidimensional movement and tranquil music, the Tiny Love Classic Developmental Mobile entertains your baby and encourages important developmental skills. The mobile features a cylinder with colorful animals and shapes dangling from black and...
Mirage Pet Products 51-39 XSBBL I Love Treats Screen Print Shirts Baby Blue XS - 8
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Melissa & Doug Mine to Love 12-in. Mariana Doll (Brown)
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She will love playing mommy to this adorable Mariana baby doll from Melissa & Doug that's the perfect size for her to cuddle. Size: One Size.
Women's Fleur't 'Whispers of Love' Lace Bodice Chemise
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Lovely lace overlays the flirty, skin-baring bodice and comprises the pretty crisscrossed back of a supple stretch-knit chemise that s perfectly comfortable for sleeping or lounging. Color(s): black, blue granite, coral blush, twilight. Brand:...
Love Songs by Happy Baby (CD) 1999
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Format: CD | Performer: Happy Baby | Released by Valley Entertainment in 1999
Rare Editions® Baby Girls' Owl Love To Gobble Leggings Set
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She will love this groovy multicolor owl-dressed-a-turkey top and rainbow chevron printed leggings set from Rare Editions. Featured in brown Two piece set Long sleeve layered look top, solid body, chevron pattern sleeves, owl dressed as a turkey...
Tummy Time Fun - Ladybug
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Rockin Baby 1030S For the Love of Chocolate Hero Sling Baby Carrier
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Carl Crawford Gives Davis High Academic Cred At Harvard
Carl Crawford, the Davis High School grad who is the Boston Red Sox' latest big-money acquisition, is giving his alma mater some serious academic credibility among his learned new neighbors.
Or at least he was, for a while.
A baseball blogger in Kansas City noted Crawford's move to Boston and, as our sister blog at the Riverfront Times reports, he mentioned how Crawford would be opening an antiquarian bookstore in New England, a move spawned by the love of Puritan history he learned at Davis:
Crawford's passion for New England history began at Jefferson Davis High School in Houston when he read William Bradford's Of Plymouth Plantation in the 9th grade. "At Jeff Davis at that time, it was very much the old Bercovitch reading of history that dominated. To prepare, I'd read The Puritan Origins of the American Self in eighth grade. Eventually however, I wanted to return to the primary materials."
The item noted that Crawford kept a passage from Of Plymouth Plantation taped under the lid of his baseball cap.
"Ah yes, I still remember it. 'Some times by bloody death and cruell torments; other whiles imprisonments, banishments, & other hard usages; as being loath his kingdom should goe downe, the trueth prevaile, and ye churches of God revert to their anciente puritie, and recover their primative order, libertie, & bewtie.'"
People unfamiliar with Crawford (not to mention Davis High?) took it seriously. The Harvard Bookstore tweeted "file this under 'amazing'.
Turning to primary sources, researchers might have discovered an interview with ESPN in which Crawford was asked for the last good he read.
"I haven't read a book in forever," he said.
Ah well, Davis High. You had the respect of the Harvard Bookstore for one brief, shining moment.
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Dog Licensing
All dogs in Shasta County are required to be properly licensed and vaccinated against rabies after the age of four months.
For your convenience, dog licenses may be purchased in the following locations. Rabies vaccines are also available at these locations:
Haven Humane Society, 7449 Eastside Road, Redding, (530) 225-4057.
Dana Park Veterinary Hospital, 1405 Bradford Way, Redding, (530) 221-6733.
Care Animal Hospital, 20 Hilltop Drive, Redding, (530) 244-2287
Fall River Veterinary Hospital, 43578 Highway 299, Fall River Mills, (530) 336-5528
Burney Veterinary Hospital, 20357 Pine Street, Burney, (530) 335-3646
Click here to fill out a license request form and get pricing information. One form will accommodate licensing up to three dogs. Dog owners 60 years and older qualify for the senior discount. You may also print and mail the form to Haven Humane Society at PO Box 992202, Redding CA 96099-2202. Make checks payable to Haven Humane Society and include a copy of the rabies vaccination certificate. A license will be mailed to you once processed.
Get a good deal at one of our Licensing Clinics. Rabies vaccines are offered for $8 when purchasing a license. If your dog's rabies vaccination has not expired, please bring the certificate to obtain another license. Microchips are $20 at licensing clinics.
2015 Licensing Clinic Dates
May 14 - City Hall, Redding, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
May 26 - Happy Valley Elementary, 17480 Palm Ave, 5:30 to 7 p.m.
June 10 - Millville Veterinary Clinic, 23653 Millville Way, 6-7:30 p.m.
June 25 - Shingletown Vet, 31231 Hwy 44, 5:30 to 7 p.m.
August 13 - Redding City Hall, 5:30 to 7 p.m.
November 3 - Haven Humane Society, 1 to 4:30 p.m.