Andrea L DePaola
Born and raised in New England, Andrea is the wife of a former Marine and a mother to a very active little boy. Andrea is a freelance writer with an academic background in Political Science. Though her diverse experiences give her a unique perspective on a multitude of topics, her writing tends to focus on issues dealing with faith, family and politics. In her spare time, Andrea enjoys reading going for long runs.
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Why RwandaI want to dispell many of the misconceptions that are still floating around about Rwanda. I want to tell you the stories of these children - stories that have shaken my soul - stories that I know you will never forget.
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The Rape Capital of the WorldThe Congo has been dubbed the "rape capital of the world". As women and children continue to be brutalized as a result of ongoing militia violence, the international community continues to ignore what has become the "Congo problem".
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Ways to Become an Active Parishioner in the Catholic ChurchIf you are a Catholic who is new to a parish, or, if you are just looking to become a more active within your parish community, here are some ways in which you can offer your time and talents. -
Wife of a former Marine responds to a Phelps protestThe First Amendment guarantees every citizen the right to speak freely. However, when that freedom is used in such a way that blatantly disregards everything that right and good, the issue becomes a tad bit complicated.
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Catholic Halloween Costumes for ChildrenDoes the idea of dressing your little ones as evil demons or spooky goblins this Halloween make you feel uneasy? Here are some alternatives that will please Catholic parents '" and kids '" alike.
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Best Local Fall Foliage Route in Western Sunapee Region of New HampshireLooking for the perfect fall getaway? Come visit one of New England's best kept secrets to watch the leaves change color in grand display, as they make their annual descent at Mt. Sunapee.
