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Review of “Stolen Christmas” A novel by Arthur Cola
Romeo and Juliet meet The Bells of St. Mary’s (A review of the novel “Stolen Christmas” by Arthur Cola) By Richard Shields Colaianni “Stolen Christmas” is a story which Hallmark Channel should take to its heart. Taking place in the … Continue reading
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My Grandsons and the Wimpy Kid by Arthur Cola
My Grandsons and the Wimpy Kid By Arthur Cola It was 90 degrees as what has become known as a Papa Adventure began on the shoreline of Lake Michigan. My three grandsons, who call me Papa, were looking forward to … Continue reading
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Tagged Adventures, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Jeff Kinney, kids, Middle school, movies, School, students, teens
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9/11 Remembered by Arthur Cola
9/11 Remembered By Arthur Cola School had just started three weeks prior to that September 11, 2001 morning. I had taken the 8th grade class of St. Anastasia School in Waukegan, IL to St. Mary of the Lake University/Seminary in … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011, 9/11, Confirmation, Faith experiences, School, Sept. 11, Terrorist attacks, Tolerance
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