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The Easter Message: Intolerance, Betrayal, Forgiveness, Hope

The observances of Easter and Passover this week remind us of the long human story of intolerance, betrayal, forgiveness, hope and faith.

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Pope Francis, Congratulations!

Trinity wishes our new Pope Francis many congratulations and prayers for his success.

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Keeping Women Out of History

A month is hardly enough. Women must find a way to write bold new chapters in human history.

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Is the Pope Still Relevant?

The new pope will have the opportunity to propel the Church into a bolder future with even greater impact on our world.

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Day of Service Honors Dr. King and Second Obama Inauguration

Trinity students, staff and alumnae honor the memory of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. through participation in the 2013 Presidential Inauguration National Day of Service. Hundreds of volunteers donated thousands of food items. DC National Guard also bivouac at the Trinity Center to stand guard during the inauguration.

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Resolved to Change the World

Our new year’s resolutions must be earth-shattering and nation-changing. We must find the way forward toward greater national unity while also ensuring greater justice for all.

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