Courtesy of Dawn Lamuth-Higgins
All in the family of Scouting: Eagle Scout Matthew Yothers and his sisters, Hannah Yothers (middle) and Eizabeth Yothers, all of whom are 18, at Fort Ligonier. The girls become Eagle Scouts on Feb. 8.
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Hannah (left) and Elizabeth Yothers, both 18, and members of Boy Scout Troop 1372 of Ligonier, officially become Eagle Scouts on Feb. 8.
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Two members of a Ligonier-based Boy Scout troop have just become Eagle Scouts, continuing a family tradition that started with their brother, who achieved the honor in 2018.
Why Joe Biden s faith-based equity agenda is getting pushback from religious conservatives Maureen Groppe, USA TODAY
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WASHINGTON – As President Joe Biden tells it, the nuns who taught the future president based their religious instruction on the Gospel of Matthew: “Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.”
That tenet was echoed during his first days in office, when Biden signed orders to ensure fair treatment for marginalized groups on housing and other issues.
“We’re all God’s children,” Biden said. “We should treat each other as we would like to be treated ourselves.”