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Dora Dueck
Dora Dueck is a Mennonite writer, editor and lay historian in Manitoba. She blogs at Borrowing Bones, part of the CCblogs network.
The lens of dementia
The movie The Iron Lady--about Margaret Thatcher, prime
minister of Britain from 1979 to 1990--is worth...
Reacting to the bomb to come
I was doing some research at the public library the other day, paging through LIFE
magazines from 1970. Ecology—as in acid rain, etc.—was an issue of...
Blessed are the merciful
I belong to a Mennonite-Catholic dialogue group which meets several times a year....
A few observations about the near-end of the world yesterday
1. It was an effective campaign. People everywhere noticed the
billboards, the ads, and seemed to be talking about the rapture/end of...
The recent conditions of my parents
Today, for the last time, I turned the lock of the small suite my
parents moved into nearly nine years ago. It’s empty – everything of...
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