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Chief Africa Correspondent for @TheEconomist
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Musings from Bishop McDermott

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By John McDermott Verified, John Mcdermott
| Vermont Catholic News Verified
17 Aug My dear family Christ, On the Solemnity of the Assumption of Mary, I had the great joy of celebrating Holy Mass for the Abbey of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in Westfield. At this Mass, Sr. Stella Duryea, OSB, made her solemn profession as a nun of the Abbey. It was a beautiful and grace-filled day. I hope to have some photos to share but thought I would share my homily from the Mass in which I tried to capture the significance of this profession for her and the Church.
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Co-founder of Charleston's Rodney Scott's BBQ lists $44M in debts

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By John McDermott Verified, John Mcdermott
| MSN Verified
The collapse of the sprawling restaurant operator that owns Rodney Scott's Whole Hog BBQ has pushed the company's founder into bankruptcy as bill collectors continue to line up. Nick Pihakis, CEO and founder of Pihakis Restaurant Group, dislcosed about $44 million in debts in a lengthy petition filed last week in Alabama, where he lives.
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Dockside is officially for sale, with 'unanimous consensus' it'll be torn down

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By Teri Errico Griffis Verified, John McDermott Verified, John Mcdermott
| MSN Verified
CHARLESTON — After sitting in limbo for a year and a half, the evacuated Dockside property is now on the market. Global real estate firm JLL, which has an office in Charleston, has been hired as the exclusive sales representative for the 3.31-acre waterfront site . The site includes the 18-story condominium tower and 21 townhomes, poised to be redeveloped.
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