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In Review: Silent Pictures by Kevin O’Neill

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By Luke Williams, Kevin O’Neill, John Freeman
| DownTheTubes
Exploring Comics and More on the Web since 1998 on • Review by Luke Williams Kevin O’Neill (1953 – 2022) has been gone for four years now. He’s considered a “Marmite artist”: not clean, or conventional enough to be mainstream, but with an energy and spirit that few other artisits could muster. His characters ranged from amusing and ridiculous to grotesque and bizarre, often the stuff of nightmares.
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When priests are sexual tourists

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By Kevin O’Neill, Colton Bernasol, Brandon Ambrosino, Rachel Mann
| Christian Century Verified
What is it like to be a survivor? Have we truly reckoned with the scale and scope of clergy sexual abuse? What can church leaders do differently to support victims and their families? As a researcher who has worked with Catholic survivors for the past 15 years, these are some of the questions that I sit with each day. And so it was with deep appreciation that I found them centered in Kevin O’Neill’s latest book, Unforgivable: An Abusive Priest and the Church That Sent Him Abroad.
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Rethinking PMI: Supporting employees with chronic conditions in new ways

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By Kevin O’Neill
| Reward & Employee Benefits Association
Chronic conditions can prove to be very expensive in the long run for employers and PMI, on its own, can fall short as a solution. Private medical insurance (PMI) is one of the UK’s most valued employee benefits, offering fast access to treatment and easing NHS pressure. Yet for your employees with chronic conditions, it often falls short - exclusions can leave those most in need without support.
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