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Nation’s Oldest and Largest Irish Catholic Organization Condemns Trump Attack on Pope Leo

Ancient Order of Hibernians Calls on President to Withdraw Remarks and Apologize For Immediate Release From the Desk of: Neil F. Cosgrove National Anti-Defamation Chair The Ancient Order of [...]

AOH Statement on Respect for Pope Leo XIV and the Papacy

The AOH has issued a formal statement on President Trump’s attack on His Holiness Pope Leo XIV and the posting of an AI image depicting himself in the likeness of [...]

Unsinkable & Unstoppable: The Real Margaret ‘Molly’ Brown

Margaret Tobin Brown, famously known as the “Unsinkable Molly Brown,” is often celebrated in popular culture for her flamboyant personality and heroic actions on the Titanic. However, this portrayal barely [...]

From Priest to Martyr, From Klan Robes to Justice Robes

The 1920s mark one of the darkest and least discussed chapters in American history. During this period, the Ku Klux Klan experienced a resurgence, propelled by various factors, including D. [...]

Hartford AOH Honors Irish Canal Workers

Hartford AOH held its annual wreath laying ceremony on Sunday at the Irish Canal Workers Memorial in Windsor Locks, Conn. Hartford AOH conducted the fund raising for the memorial, which [...]

Put Me in, Coach: An AOH Call to Support Irish Baseball

Opening Day: A Time for Hope — and a Call to Action Two of the greatest words in the English language are “Opening Day.” It symbolizes hope and anticipation for [...]

John L Sullivan: a Celtic Warrior and American Superstar

John L. Sullivan, a son of Irish immigrants became America's first sports superstar. From his humble beginnings in Roxbury, Massachusetts, to the heights of boxing fame, Sullivan's journey is a [...]

Courage, Sacrifice, and Loyalty: The Foley Family

At the young age of 32, Thomas Foley was already an 11-year decorated veteran firefighter of the FDNY and a legend. He was a larger-than-life individual who embraced life to [...]

The Parachuting Padre

As an Army chaplain, Fr. Francis L. Sampson saw combat in two wars and earned the nickname of “the Parachuting Padre.” His actions during the D-Day campaign would be adapted [...]

Margaret Haughery, A Mother to Orphans, Bread Woman of New Orleans

In Margaret Place, a small park in New Orleans’ Lower Garden District where Clio and Prytania Streets meet, a Carrara marble statue of a woman sits in a chair with [...]

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