HeyJaredChris John Amorosino
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 1, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Hartford Courant
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Opinion: Reveling in the written word. Feed your brain. (opens the original)
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Language—lush, fertile, fresh, stunning language—can broadcast beauty, sprout smiles, sculpt insights, build wisdom, and provide hope. Language, sentences, and words can stir action, build relationship, create comfort, and restore peace. Strolling through one garden of written delights by author Liam O’Flynn you discover, “It was womb quiet by the stream and even the moth-flutter had died down.” Another written delight by the late Congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis reveals, “We will
Opinion: We can grow hope. And remember that today is better than yesterday (opens the original)
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Hope abounds. Finding hope in this current corrupt, cruel, crazy world doesn’t mean ignoring reality. It means shifting from passive worry to active participation. It means accepting but not focusing on bad things and seeking good things. Taking action on ideas like these may help you grow hope. Take breaks from social media. Limit the time you spend on news to 15-20 minutes. Batch notifications. Move many apps off your home screen. If you slip into doomscrolling, hit reset by taking a short wal
Opinion: I am not me; you are not just you. And thank you very much. (opens the original)
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So much of me is really you. Many things that I say and do–practices, perceptions, reactions, beliefs–are on permanent loan from family, friends, or God. You give me credit for saying and doing things I first saw and admired in someone else or heard whispered to me from above and “made my own.” When people see me (or you), they only see me (or you). They don’t see the tens of thousands of human experiences and trials and triumphs from years of spiritual journeying standing in front of them. Each
Opinion: Celebrate our peacebuilders. There will be an exam. (opens the original)
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Welcome to this session of your History 123 course. Sit up straight and pay attention. Today, we will not discuss any war heroes, political figures, or industry titans. Today we’ll study peacebuilders, protesters, and little people. You’ll gain greater appreciation for people with little power whose work produces powerful results. Take notes. Your final exam is at the end of this lesson. Yes, Johnny? What’s the difference between a peacemaker and a peacebuilder? A peacemaker actively intervenes
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